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The preservation of once freshly baked but now perhaps stale thoughts.
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- Programming: Software engineering, programming languages, TDD, DDD, etc
- Webdesign: Design, layouting, website generation, privacy, speed, etc
- Software: Productivity tools, writing toolchains, etc
- Retro: Disassembling retro machines, cartridges, circuit boards, etc
- Education: Computing education, PhD work, findings in academica, etc
- Learning: Self-improvement, meta-learning, reading and journaling, etc
- Cooking: That home-kneaded egg pasta and smokey sourdough bread, etc
} catch {
- Braindump: A catch-all (ha!) for random small and big thoughts of the day
}
I also write about retro PC/Handheld gaming and actual bread baking on sister websites of Brain Baking: Jefklak's Retro Codex and Red Zuurdesem, respectively.
By Year
- 2023 ... when I intend to publish my PhD and be finally done with it
- 2022 ... when working from home was still a thing
- 2021 ... when I got back into both retro (80486) and modern (M1) hardware
- 2020 ... when I paid attention to webdesign and wrote a book about baking
- 2019 ... when computing education articles started appearing
- 2018 ... when my PhD work started and I tried writing essays in Dutch
- 2017 ... when self-improvement meta-posts started popping up more often
- 2016 ... when legacy software forced me to unit test Visual Basic 6 code
- 2015 ... when I completely forgot about blogging at all
- 2014 ... when I switched from mostly programming in Java to C#
- 2013 ... when this site was a wiki running on pmWiki, and then DokuWiki
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By Tag
The following tags are the most used in my writing: {{< popular-categories >}}.
Behold a list of alphabetically sorted tags used in every article on this very website that appear more than once. Related articles share a set of tags. Happy clicking!