Me
I took a break from my paternity leave to come to San Francisco and meet with about 100 other folks who work in the intersection of tech and social change. It's a yearly event held by Aspiration, and facilitated by my close friend and mentor Gunner. It'
Me
After just over 2 years and some great successes, matched by some great frustrations, I finally decided to quit my job as CTO of Refugees United. I'm currently on paternity leave, until January 1st, which neatly coincides with the end of my contract there. As to the reasons
Free Software
In April 2011 I gave a presentation on BookSprints and Booki at the excellent Unbound Book Conference in Amsterdam. Today a only partially related google search uncovered this blog post. Apart from frequent and varied misspellings of my name, it's a decent summary of the discussion I brought
Me
Strange but quite exciting. I accepted a job offer from the danish state, more specifically Statens IT, where i'll be part of a ridiculously ambitious project to consolidate IT systems from more than a hundred government offices over the next 3-4 years. I never pictured myself as a
ict4dev
Despite having kept a low profile, and done next to no development-related work in the past 2 years, a old journalist contact of wire.less.dk gave me a call yesterday, and today there's a couple of decent quotes on danish on-line computer mag version2. It's
blogs
5 years of wireless wizardry, a very successful book project, some time out as a linux enterprise consultant, some time spent combining my technology skills with my interest in africa, and a good 6 months mostly hanging out with the future. I'm now spending a lot of time
blogs
Questions: Startup or Job? Poor and excited or well-payed and constrained? Keywords: Free Software / Linux / Green IT / Mgmt / Evangelism / Developing world / Training Idea 1: Linux Training Company for Enterprise Linux training (Danish Market). Using freelancers to provide kick-ass linux enterprise training to the danish market. Probably with some attempt at
Me
My beautiful son is now 1 month old, and for his birthday yesterday, he got his own on-line photo-album at google, as well as his own e-mail address and domain name. More photos here