If you have a Nintendo Switch which can be patched to run homebrew software, the possibilities are endless. Fortunately for me, my Switch falls into this category. More people should try it! Over the years of owning this console I've enjoyed tons of great homebrew software, first via

You don't have to be wrong if someone else is right. Two contradictory things can be true at the same time. Walking along a beach, I spied a ferris wheel. A lone security guard stood in the moonlight, guarding the closed ride. Curious, I walked closer. Our paths

In late May, 2022, I headed to Melbourne for the 20 year reunion of my final year high school class. Our final year was composed of around 200 students, all boys of course. What could people have done in 20 years? What could change? As I lifted my suitcase and

In the Wild West of the modern Internet, the people must be able to wield (ie. run) their own infrastructure. The Second Amendment to the US Constitution allows the populace to control their own destiny in self-defense against both the wilderness and authoritarianism; in a similar vein, controlling our own

Keeping concerns separate in software is a key step on the path to reusability, as a company I was at before 2013 learned, when a desktop web app suddenly needed to become mobile-ready. The desktop web app had significant business logic in UI components, which was not feasible to duplicate