The Mirror and the Mind Chapter 1: The Rise of the Machines—How Generative AI Learned to Create In the summer of 2022, an unusual artist began to make waves. It didn’t hold a brush, nor did it sit at a piano. It didn’t even ... Feb 17, 2026 0 363 Our blog posts
The Future in your Pocket: The story of one Device to Rule All Introduction This is a story about development, about dreaming of the future and exploring possibilities as they are embedded in the DNA of our current era. This story is seen through the eyes and min... Feb 10, 2026 0 384 Our blog posts
Revolutionizing Data Center Efficiency: Revolutionizing Data Center Efficiency: A Simple Code Change with Massive Impact In an era where data centers are the backbone of our digital world, their energy consumption has become a critical co... Feb 6, 2026 0 548 Our blog posts
The AI Revolution Runs on Linux The Server Room That Changed Everything Tilburg january 2030. The hum of the servers was almost hypnotic. Rows of black machines, their lights blinking like stars in a mechanical constellation, filled... Jan 29, 2026 0 598 Our blog posts
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Philips and the Cassette: How Sharing Changed The World The Revolution in a Plastic Box It was 1962 when Philips unveiled the compact cassette: a small, portable tape that would conquer the music world. But instead of shielding the technology with patents,... Jan 7, 2026 0 579 Our blog posts
Radio Kootwijk: A Beacon of Independence in a Connected World Why the Dutch Built Radio Kootwijk In the early 20th century, the Dutch government faced a pressing challenge: how to maintain direct, reliable communication with its distant colony, the Dutch East In... Dec 29, 2025 0 1741 Our blog posts
The Great Tide of Change: How Industrial Revolutions Reshaped the World of Work The blacksmith’s hammer fell for the last time in the quiet village of Udenhout, the Netherlands, in 1825. For generations, his family had shaped iron by hand, crafting horseshoes, tools, and the occa... Dec 9, 2025 0 510 Our blog posts
The Stockholm Syndrome and Addiction to Microsoft Microsoft’s Deliberate Strategy: Piracy as a Trojan Horse In the early 1990s, Microsoft’s dominance in the personal computing market was not solely a result of technological superiority, but also of a... Dec 1, 2025 0 889 Our blog posts
Free Software: Ethics, Freedom, and the Power of Liberation Introduction The debate between "free software" and "open source" is not just about terminology, it reflects afundamental divide in values and goals. While both movements advocate for software that us... Nov 28, 2025 0 781 Our blog posts
The Ethics of Free Software: Freedom, Misuse, and the Path Forward The debate over the ethics of free and open source software (FOSS) is as old as the movement itself. At its core, FOSS is built on the principles of transparency, collaboration, and user autonomy, val... Nov 19, 2025 0 425 Our blog posts
From Bricks to Code In my youth, Lego was more than just a toy, it was a gateway to endless imagination and an earlylesson in collaboration and reuse. Every birthday or holiday, my brother and I would eagerlyunwrap new L... Nov 10, 2025 0 656 Our blog posts