A sucker for nostalgia

As a kid growing up in the 90's and the early 2000's the computer was a natural part of my childhood.

Whenever I was lucky enough to get permission to use the internet via the ISDN dial-up modem I always found myself immediately opening internet explorer and typing in 123spill.no.

123spill was a website that offered hundreds of different games in one place. The most exciting ones were, of course, huge and took forever to download. But like any kid, I stood my ground watching the progress bar slowly but surely progress towards 100%. (To my parents dismay when the internet bill arrived). Me and my friends spent hours on that website and I have many fond memories from those slow but exhilarating days.

So in a day and age where everything seems to go faster and faster, I want to build a little corner for myself here on the interwebs where I can share my own apps, thoughts and ideas. And in the spirit of a time where things moved just a little bit slower, using the idea behind 123spill.no as foundation for my homepage seemed like the right idea.

I'm a product nerd by trade and you'll probably find that many of my apps are somehow related to the product domain. But hey, they're free of charge[1] so who cares right?

[1] They're free of charge until my AI-credits run out or I discover a business case in ths