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This is my blog, where I dive into tech topics and share my personal insights and thoughts on the latest developments in technology and related subjects. Join me as I explore current trends and innovations with a personal touch.
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It is absurd that Europe, one of the largest economic regions in the world, still runs its digital life on American infrastructure. Our data resides in US clouds, our government agencies use American software, and our AI comes from California. Every time political chaos erupts in Washington, we nervously watch.
Social media can be exhausting. Endless feeds, constant notifications, curated lives, it is easy to feel like you are living in other people’s highlight reels instead of your own life. A personal website offers a refreshing alternative. It is a space that is entirely yours, where you decide what matters and how it is presented.
Most VPN services love to sell the fantasy of privacy. They throw ads at you, sponsor every creator on the planet, promise total anonymity, and then quietly…
When people in Europe complain about Nintendo's DRM and its virtual cartridge system, they're not just nitpicking about ownership rights, they're bumping into…
Let’s just say it up front. Nokia was ahead of its time. Like, really ahead. And the Nokia N9? That phone was a glimpse into a future that never came. You held…
I'm lounging here with my trusty ThinkPad X260, running Sway as my window manager and Kanshi seamlessly managing my display profiles. Everything operates…
The Incident: A Journalist's Unexpected Invitation In March 2025, Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, was inadvertently added to a Signal group…
koyu.space has been quietly present for a while, but it’s been a little less vocal about its existence lately. That’s changing now. koyu.space has evolved into…
For a while, my Switch Lite sat forgotten, gathering dust in the corner. I had moved on to other things, including The Finals, my competitive shooter of choice…
I’ve been following Valve’s efforts to push Linux gaming forward, and the upcoming beta release of SteamOS for third-party handheld devices feels like a…
Last weekend at the flea market, I found an old man selling his second record player. He just wanted to get rid of it, and for 10€, I couldn’t resist. It’s…
If you’ve ever owned a lightweight, low-powered laptop, something akin to a Chromebook, you know how quickly it can falter under the weight of traditional…