Being a Bad Salesperson, By Choice
The conflict between 'good' sales tactics (pushing known platforms) and being a 'bad salesperson' who values understanding, control, and real client needs.
Posts tagged with: reflections
That Night in Athens
A memory from a 1998 school trip to Athens, and a night that unexpectedly defined a sense of self and freedom.
No Masks, Just Us
A personal reflection on quiet moments, NetBSD, and the idea of celebration beyond social expectations.
Tiny Tool, Small Lesson
A simple screwdriver, a lost item, and a small moment that reminded me why my wife's advice is usually spot on.
That all started with the Big Bang
Some places stay with us long after we've left. This is about one of them — and the strange way a sitcom, a lightbulb, and an old memory are still all connected.
We Need to Return to Healthier Social Networks
The Fediverse's growth highlights a desire for purer social networks. Early platforms prioritized genuine interaction, but current algorithms often amplify negativity for profit. The Fediverse offers a healthier alternative.
No, This Country Can't Work (Like This)
Italy is a state silenced by its own bureaucracy. The promised simplifications almost always end up creating more bureaucracy, worsening the situation.
People, not numbers
Social media are tools for communication between people; we need to remember to treat each other as such.