I’ve been running an informal podcast where I talk about all kinds of software-related topics—not just technical deep dives but also industry stories, career shifts, and unusual tech perspectives. Recently, I had a fascinating chat about how to get developers to actually care about security (without making their lives miserable). It got me thinking: what are some of the most unexpected or fascinating things you’ve learned in your software journey? (If you’ve got a cool story, I’d love to hear it—maybe even have you on as a guest!)

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The history of computing, as told by the hallways of Microsoft Building 41 2 years ago

My first job in US was in that building. January 2004.

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What are the risks of being an older father? 3 years ago

Oh boy. Lack of energy.

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Feedback for New Product 11 years ago

In a couple of key places ("Who has the keys to the castle?" and "WHEN WERE YOUR SECURITY POLICIES CHANGED?") you say "Easily find out..." and "We make it easy to find out...". I suppose that the objective of this MVP website is to explain how you actually make those actions easy. The pictures on the side give some hints... but I would like to see specific and explicit language that explains how you do that. Short videos might help too.

I am no security expert, but I try to read any startup website I come across.

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