Posts tagged with: reflections

A personal reflection, set to My Way, on the inner journey towards authenticity and the quiet strength found in choosing one's own path amidst expectations

A poignant reflection on a sister's 40th birthday, filled with vivid childhood memories, shared joys, and an enduring, heartfelt connection.

The challenge of sifting through online noise for genuine information, prompted by a frustrating monitor purchase, and a reflection on the internet's evolution away from user empowerment.

An updated personal retrospective from 2015, detailing over two decades of experiences (2001-2025) with Apple product reliability, from iMacs and iBooks to iPhones and MacBooks, highlighting recurring issues despite premium pricing.

The conflict between 'good' sales tactics (pushing known platforms) and being a 'bad salesperson' who values understanding, control, and real client needs.

A memory from a 1998 school trip to Athens, and a night that unexpectedly defined a sense of self and freedom.

A personal reflection on quiet moments, NetBSD, and the idea of celebration beyond social expectations.

A simple screwdriver, a lost item, and a small moment that reminded me why my wife's advice is usually spot on.

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.

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.

Italy is a state silenced by its own bureaucracy. The promised simplifications almost always end up creating more bureaucracy, worsening the situation.

Social media are tools for communication between people; we need to remember to treat each other as such.