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Sometimes it’s really foggy, who it is that actually blogs. This entry will probably
make the picture a bit more clear. I was born in 1977. Introduced to computers
in the year 1983, when I had my first Commodore C=64. It was my miracle machine,
which I investigated thoroughly. First with BASIC programming language, and then
further on with assembly language.

The PC revolution was going on, and I went through using 286, 386, and 486 based
machines. With each processor there was something new to explore, even though
I mainly stayed with basic x86 Intel machine language.

I’ve worked in IT industry since 2000. Latest news is that I’m going into
programming with .NET and C#. In my teens I did a lot of writing code:
catalogue programs, experimentation with terminate-stay-residents (TSR),
some maps, and all these silly test programs. It was really fun!

I’m in various positions going about with
the everyday tasks. The rest of the information is possible to gather by
peeking the information page on this Blogger site. And you can always
contact me: my first name, dot, second name and @gmail.com

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Traveling around the city, there’s sometimes interesting views that can be captured with the camera. I like light glaring in a certain way, it’s probably reminding
of rendered computer graphics.
One of the pictures is showing the maintenance of tram rails. It was a lot of sparking light
in the dark night 🙂

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Some recent tech I’ve been using. This was photographed on TKK’s IT working room.

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The Nokia e71 really makes my socks go around. Read more about it at my Jukkasoft site.

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This was all we packed for two people, going to Thailand for 2 weeks. And we managed fine. There
was of course the excellent laundry service at Hua Hin, where you really didn’t worry about
dirty clothes. It was cheap, it was efficient, and tidy up to the minute details. I never
seen such well ironed clothes. 🙂

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My thanks to Michael Bowers, a graduate student at Vanderbilt University. I mean if this LED
is really using those warm white LEDs, then great! I used this light in Thailand to read
while my wife was sleeping. It provided enough illumination, and I can imagine an even
more dark environment would make it look even better.

Doesn’t cost a fortune.

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Pretty three-dimensional cityscape nowadays. It’s from Leppävaara in Espoo.

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At Mark’s.

The laptop in the middle of the room is really nice, it kind of screams to take a photo!

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The jolly VW in traffic again. 🙂 Finnish Winter, 2009