An extremely thorough public self-model.

I write about technology, design, UX and sprinkle in some personal stories here and there.

Hunting timeless insights into humans and software and helping others on the way. I'm a writer and software engineering leader. I'm interested in many things like reading good books, philosophy, psychology, software architecture & design, urban & industrial design, exercising, and eating healthy.

Chart Generator is a free online chart-making tool. Some users also refer to us as Chart Maker , but essentially, it’s the same tool. Our goal is to help users quickly create professional and intuitive data visualizations. No coding skills are required—simply configure your settings to generate a wide range of chart types, including bar charts, line charts, pie charts, radar charts, and dashboards. Whether for data analysis, report presentations, or educational purposes, Chart Generator makes it easy to bring your data to life. You can download charts in high-resolution images or seamlessly embed them into your website using iframe code.

The Cheapskate's Guide to Computers and the Internet. For decades, I have watched friends, family members, and coworkers spend far too much money on computers. Often, these overly-expensive computers have failed to live up to their owner's expectations, resulting in unnecessary frustration and disappointment. I have tried to educate people about the fact that they do not need to spend nearly as much money as they may think for useful computers.

Curiouxify is a place to discover creative, interactive, and unique websites from across the internet. Every website is carefully selected to help curious people explore something new, whether it is a fun experiment, a useful tool, a beautiful design, or an unforgettable online experience.

Internet History and Its Impact on Our Culture. Cybercultural chronicles internet history and its cultural impact, from the pre-web era to the dot-com boom, Web 2.0, and beyond. Written by pioneering tech blogger Richard MacManus.

Internet History and Its Impact on Our Culture

look up what that emoji actually means in the wild

European Alternatives is a project by Constantin Graf, which collects and analyzes European alternatives to digital services and products, such as cloud services and SaaS products.

Article by Doc Searls. About how surveillance capitalism keeps us prisoner to corporate masters and how we need to break out of this.

Article by Jim Willis making a clear distinction between the free Internet and the Internet of free stuff.

Bit of Internet history. I always liked these smileys the best.

This blog is the personal space of a guy who likes to write about IT-related topics, technical and legal stuff, and also sharing his photography work and various activities.