Why I Read 800 Headlines a Day (and Why You Don’t Have To) Why I Read 800 Headlines a Day (and Why You Don’t Have To) Every morning and evening I skim ~350–450 headlines – roughly 800 per day – in 15–20 minutes per session. No doomscrolling, no algorithm. Just a calm, custom-built RSS flow that keeps me globally aware and leaves me with more time (and sanity) for deep work. Here’s how it works, why it’s not crazy, and how you can adopt a lighter version on your own terms. Read
How to Create and Serve Europe’s Maps with OpenStreetMap How to Create and Serve Europe’s Maps with OpenStreetMap Ready to take your OpenStreetMap skills to the next level? In this post, we walk you through creating a custom tile server for the entire European region—from setting up powerful hardware to generating map tiles and serving them on your own web server. Read
Map Mastery: My Journey to Building an OpenStreetMap Server Map Mastery: My Journey to Building an OpenStreetMap Server Ever wondered what it takes to create your own map server using OpenStreetMap data? Spoiler: it’s a long, winding journey filled with challenges, retries, and valuable lessons. In this post, I share my experience navigating the complexities of OSM. Read
EU Plans for Streaming Fees EU Plans for Streaming Fees A blow to net neutrality: The EU is planning streaming fees that threaten net neutrality. But there are better solutions: State funding for internet infrastructure could secure fair access for everyone. Read
30 Years of the World Wide Web 30 Years of the World Wide Web Join me in exploring the incredible journey of the internet and its impact on the world. Discover how the digital revolution has transformed our lives and what the future holds. Accompany me on this thrilling retrospect! Read