Gaming on the Go - What the Sega Nomad Taught Me About EVs
In my teens, close family friends gave me a Sega Nomad along with several Genesis/Mega Drive games. Up until then, I was only allowed a computer and ...
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Zweig’s Echoes in Wein
Sitting in a coffee shop in Vienna feels like stepping into a timeless tradition. The air is filled with the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the sub...
Streamlining Tech for Travel - My Shift to Minimalism
After travelling most of my life, I have been on a crusade to reduce my tech baggage. There was a time when I would have multiple laptops, games, and a lita...
Redefining My Reading - Embracing the Modern Age of Media Consumption
At times, I’ve felt a twinge of disappointment that I don’t read as much or as often as I’d like. The giants of philosophy, history, and technology had devo...
How to Hack Your Treadmill and Run Like a Geek (Or at Least Avoid a Boring Workout)
After a decade of loyal service, my Sole Treadmill finally threw in the towel. Not one to contribute to e-waste, I tried replacing capacitors and control boa...
2 Years on towing with the Lightning
It has been two years since we picked up the Lightning, and I wanted to discuss what has changed. Many of my first posts focused on the present rather than t...
Happy Mother’s Day - Here is a Tesla
My Dad and I drove to Ohio to pick up the Tesla Model 3, which I had traded for my beloved BMW Z4MC. At the time, buying a Tesla in Michigan was illegal due ...
Bytes to Bylines - My Unwritten Journey from Tech to Text
During interviews for podcasts or panels, I’m often asked what I’d do if I weren’t in tech. While I playfully consider taking up farming, the true answer is ...