Now
As of August, 2026
Professional projects
New day job: Building WiFi solutions and router integrations in a small, fully-remote software startup. Excited to finally get to try out this way of working.
On the side, I'm setting up setting up a small website for my local landowners' association. I went with Wordpress, so that whatever we build is easily transferrable to someone else. I expected to see a lot of changes since last I touched the LAMP stack, but from what I can tell, it's still the same old Wordpress. Not very enjoyable to work with, but at least it's nice to be helping out in the local community.
Tech
It's official: I've switched editors. I can count on a single hand how many times I've done that, but Zed has completely convinced me after trying it out for a few weeks. This is my editor now, and uninstalling visual-studio-code-bin felt so good.
Most recent gadget: This USB cable tester. No more guesswork; this thing will tell you exactly what data transfer and/or power delivery standards your cable supports. Now I finally get to properly sort that big messy box with random USB cables.
Outdoors
Tested my kitesurfing gear earlier this summer and it survived the winter. Hope to get some good sessions in this season. Focusing on upwind riding with the goal of being able to ride and return to the same spot without walking.
I will try to spread my Vindkast app around among kitesurfers I meet this summer, and see if it can gain some traction.
Looking to buy skiing equipment at summer prices, in preparation for my son's first introduction to skiing and snowboarding this winter.
Home & Family
The house is painted. The fence is constructed. Current focus: Sitting down and actually enjoying it. Tøffetid!
Trying to prepare my son to become a big brother. How can you prepare someone else, when you're not really prepared yourself?
Gaming
Lately, I've been losing myself in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. What a gem. It hits the perfect balance between relatable drama, an epic fantasy setting, and being "video gamey" for lack of a better term. I completely forgot how fun turn-based games can be, especially when done right—like this one.
Will enjoy the single-player experience while it lasts; when Valheim 1.0 releases on September 9th I guess other games, and most other parts of life except for vital functions, will have to be put on hold.