I AM switching hats, like I said I would. But right now I am in between. Not working anymore, but too tired to sleep. Thank God I can sleep late, before the meetings and demos.
Woke up early but strangely rested. When I looked into the mirror my eyes were dark, smiling and very clear. My preparations had paid off – I knew all I had to do was look at somebody and say: this is how it is. So I did.
Wow – what a great demo! Looks like one more client is on board.
Twentyfive degrees now! Hot, hot, hot… on my way home I stumbled into a small African cafe and had dinner. Never even knew it existed. Great food, good music… Stockholm is very alive now.
Richard Stallman writes about how the Hague treaty could make American software patents enforceable almost everywhere. This has been going on for a while and just seems to get worse. I’d hate to see the increasing lunacy of American software patents slow down the rest of the world, too.