Mai chim fan. Toothpick in Thai. It was one of the first words I made sure to learn when I came to Thailand. Partly because I knew I would have use for it...

Sometimes I get asked by newcomers how one can become a developer like me - specifically, with a job and career like mine.

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It is a peculiar kind of tragedy to watch the thing you love be dismantled for parts, sold off as scrap, and then have the very people doing the dismantling throw up their hands and ask who could have possibly let this happen. The web I fell in love with is fading, and I think we all know who is holding the smoking gun.

I’ve been toying with the idea of a building a modern office around 8 and 16 bit microcomputers from the 1980s and early 90s. This is an idea that I dig up every few months and play with for a few hours before discarding it because it’s impractical and expensive. This is a description of my current version of this idea, and how it would work in practice.

Travel is a between space: the thing on which you want to focus is the future, but there are logistics in the moment that one must consider. I enjoy this liminality and the surprise moments of peace between the bustle.

A blog about making culture. Since 1999.

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Where do we go when the internet dies?

The commercial web is utterly broken. Thankfully, there is another friendly and interesting internet out there.

No sabía que había estas cosas en la OTT de Arte pero me ha encantado encontrarme este concierto de Amaia en el BBK Live de este año.

(Sí. Es 2024. Y me he instalado Adium en el ordenador.)

We can just say “no thanks” to technology if it doesn’t make sense. New is not inevitable. New doesn’t mean need.

Hace poco descubrí el servicio omg.lol, y me pareció increíblemente sencillo, barato, e interesante. Y una de las cosas que me niego a au...

«La nostalgia y la utopía son, bien miradas, dos caras de la misma moneda». Lo dice Grafton Tanner en su ensayo Las horas han perdido su reloj. Aviso que no me ha gustado mucho el libro (mezcla demasiados temas alrededor de una definición vaga de nostalgia y no propone nada con consistencia), pero como punto…