HELLO, VISITOR
Consultant Developer at Thoughtworks, Bangkok. Ex‑civil engineer: I used to design things that must not fall down, now I ship things that occasionally do.
I take pictures and read books. I’ve loved computers since my parents brought one home when I was nine.
I played games on it, made friends on it, and looked at a few things I probably shouldn’t have. I was completely hooked, so my dad started hiding the keyboard. Then the mouse. Then the cable. Then the Wi‑Fi adapter, in the closet, which I found every single time. That’s how I learned to drive Windows with whatever was left.
Why mahanin.com? I wanted sirawit.com, but it was taken. It worked out — it means I get to write sirawit@mahanin.com.
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Tell me your real IGN, class and world and I’ll put them in.
Half of these are finished. The other half taught me something, which is basically the same thing.
Work, photos, book recommendations. All welcome.
You right‑clicked the taskbar. Genuine respect for that.
But be honest — did you really expect me to build a working task manager? The illusion goes exactly this deep.
You knew this program.
I installed cFosSpeed on every computer I owned, certain that watching the traffic would make it faster. It never did. I kept it running anyway.
THIS TAB.
