
A Day at Just for Fun Open Air
One festival day, five bands, and a forecast that turned out to be way too pessimistic. A day out at a small metal open-air.

Software developer by trade, gamer and tabletop competitor by night, metalhead at heart, and always planning the next trip.
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One festival day, five bands, and a forecast that turned out to be way too pessimistic. A day out at a small metal open-air.

A photo journal from Rome to the Amalfi Coast, told mostly in pictures, plus an unofficial but strictly enforced daily gelato quota.

Not a hype post and not a doom post. Just an honest account of where an AI assistant earns its keep at my desk, and where it still gets in the way.

A few small changes to my desk setup made a bigger difference to my focus than any new gadget ever did.

My phone takes technically better photos than my old camera ever could. I've started leaving it in my pocket anyway.

After years of watching from the sidelines, I picked up a headset and a wheel in the same month. Here's how that went.

The third rewrite is usually the one that sticks. This is either that one, or a very expensive lesson.

Three players, one deck, and a set of house rules nobody agrees on but everyone enforces anyway.

A season of slowly shaving tenths of a second off a lap, and what that grind actually teaches you.

It's slower, more expensive, and objectively worse by every technical measure. I keep doing it anyway, and I've finally figured out why.

No 45-minute queue for a beer, no losing your friends in a crowd of forty thousand, and the band can actually see you.

You don't need a perfect throw. You need to stop making the same three mistakes over and over.
Family comes first, always — everything below is how I spend the time after that.

I build software for a living and keep building it for fun after hours — from clean backend systems to weekend side projects nobody asked for.

When I'm not coding, I'm probably strapped into a VR headset or chasing lap times in a sim racing rig.

Nothing beats a proper table-side rivalry — billiards, darts, or a competitive round of Skat with friends.

Heavy metal is my soundtrack. I love catching smaller festivals and live shows whenever I get the chance.

Any excuse to see somewhere new. I'd rather come back with a memory card full of bad photos than none at all.
Fancy a round of Skat, a VR session, or just want to talk shop? Reach out.
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