OddThinking

When I moved to Sweden, I was a little inexperienced with manual gearboxes. So my first day driving to work alone was a challenge.

Once I dreamt that someone told me a very funny riddle. […] “Cool,” I thought, “Independent verification! It really is funny!”

As I sat on my living room floor, a strange woman with bedraggled hair came up to the glass back door. She simply opened it without knocking and started striding in.

Julian tries to buy a printer. The department store has policies. Hilarity ensues.

What does moose taste like?

People who aren’t from Australia will be unfamiliar with the place of the Kangaroo in a great Australian ritual. This is an attempt to explain a small piece of the Australian culture.

I find it quite amusing when we find that we have internalised such obscure rules without ever realising that they existed.

One Wednesday, a couple of years ago, I decided it was finally time to upgrade the RAM in my home PC, to make it run faster.

To understand the genius of Camille Jordan, we need to do a little experiment together.

There’s somethink about chess computers…