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That fish has been staring at me from my bookshelf for almost three years. Time to uncover the secrets he's been protecting inside 🔥

The book Flow Architectures by James Urquhart lying on a work desk next to a coffee cup and a coaster pad with the logo of Variant on it.

Next up in our company book club is Flow Architectures. Been looking forward to this one! We record every book club meeting as a podcast (in norwegian): lesehesten.transistor.fm 🎉 Interested in reading along and maybe joining the podcast next time? Let me know!

Although I do work with data from far within the polar circle, so how can I know for sure 🤔

One thing I get out of Advent of Code each year, is appreciation that elves aren't behind the data models i work with on a daily basis.

A screen shot of the drop down menu that appears when right clicking a tab in Firefox. One of the options is "Unload Tab".

I never noticed that Firefox has a "Unload Tab" option before, and now I'm wondering what in the world it is useful for. Is this how you tab hoarders free up memory?

I guess the hackers won't bother trying after reading this, because they assume it's reverse psychology. Truly flawless security, this is.

Social media platforms trying to get in position is the best. Open APIs like in the old days, rapid development, small communities, no overflood of dodgy ads. Lots of third party libraries and integrations exploring the space. Let’s hope this lasts for a while.

Pillars under the Elgseter bridge

Nidaros Cathedral

Nidaros Cathedral

Old traditional buildings, along the Nidelven river

It's not often foggy in Trondheim, but when it is, it sure is magical 😶‍🌫️ I took the time to take some photos last weekend.

📷 Fujifilm X-T4 #trondheim #photography

hello world! :wave:

I got peer pressured by my colleagues to make my Bluesky account official. So here we are. You can find them all here: bsky.app/starter-pack/mib.im/3la4qb3pwqb2e