Media
I apologize in advance for what I said on these shows. Uncensored rants, war stories, and tech cynicism.
I joined The Making of Me to explain why IT is just 'high-stakes Jira' with nuclear-grade bugs. ☢️ I talked Fakap Almanak, aviation crashes, and why sarcasm is the only way to survive systems built by people.
Digital transformation? More like "high-stakes Jira" with nuclear-grade bugs. I’m breaking down why tech fails (hint: it’s the humans) and how my Fakap Almanak helps you survive the fallout with a healthy dose of sarcasm.
Survived 20 years in IT and finally found a therapist: a podcast. I talk about my IT Dictionary, the "F***up Almanac," and why AI is just predictive text on steroids. No data centers were harmed!
A conversation with Daniel Lucas about the value of failure as actionable data. We discuss the 'emerging narrative' of the Fuckup Almanac and how books serve as mental models for decoding complex systems.
A conversation about what makes Polish IT unique, how the book came to life, and why humor might be the only reliable strategy for staying (relatively) sane after 20 years in tech.
Decoding IT Dictionary at CloudHub Berlin. A roast of Agile rituals and corporate jargon, because humor is often the only reliable debugging tool.
Guesting with Warren on Adventures in DevOps, we started with the book... then drifted into GitLab disasters, Toy Story 2's accidental deletion, and why DevOps lessons keep looping like bad regex.
With Jackie Kashian, we started with IT Dictionary but quickly drifted into why software always fails, why Apollo's computer was weaker than your phone charger, and how Agile turned into a cargo cult.
Guesting with Colin and Brendan. We veered into Berlin lore, Kubernetes-as-CIA, the secret Y2K (in 2020!), and the hidden traps of self-publishing no one warns you about.
Guesting with Randy and Dylan. We went into vibe coding, AI hallucinations, tech rewrites gone wrong, Kafka chaos, and even CSS trivia — equal parts absurdity and war stories.
