Years of frustration, ignored feedback, and forced integration finally pushed me away from Windows. I didn’t switch to Mac out of curiosity—I left out of necessity.
A tongue-in-cheek framework for recognising the signs of bloated, misaligned, or performative systems design. The SLOTH Model isn’t a methodology—it’s a warning.
Assumptions about phone numbers can break even the simplest systems. Between inconsistent formats, regional quirks, and user expectations, handling something as ordinary as a phone number reveals a surprising mess beneath the surface.
Windows 10 isn’t even out yet, but early signs suggest Microsoft hasn’t learned much from the backlash around Windows 8. The technical preview pushes Microsoft Accounts harder than ever, subtly stripping away local control in the name of convenience. If this is the direction things are heading, users may find themselves with fewer choices than they realise.
Microsoft has been doing a lot of work recently to make amends with their customer base after the introduction of
When creating charts, I often find myself having to meddle with colours. This is particularly the case when I am
When I was about 8 years old, I saw in an art gallery a painting that got stuck in my
