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Michał Sapka is a computer geek from Kraków, Poland, passionate about niche tech, privacy, and works as a senior software engineer.

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The author articulates a profound disdain for Generative AI, emphasizing its detrimental effects on creativity, society, and the future of humanity.
Blue Prince offers a frustrating yet rewarding gaming experience, blending resource management and puzzle-solving on a randomly generated 2D grid to uncover hidden secrets.
A personal reflection on Jim Jarmusch's 'Ghost Dog,' emphasizing its unique storytelling, metaphysical themes, and striking visuals compared to other films like 'Leon.'
The author critiques mainstream web platforms and shares their transition to the Gemini protocol, highlighting the appeal of alternative web experiences.
Michał, a senior software engineer, reflects on his personal website's purpose, technical setup, and the joy of sharing niche interests online.
This review of Richard Stallman's biography reveals his significant influence on the Free Software movement and the complexities of the hacker ethos.
'Heir to the Empire' is a compelling continuation of the Star Wars saga that successfully expands the universe while maintaining respect for the original story.
Clair Obscur is a visually stunning Japanese RPG that combines engaging storytelling with frustrating combat mechanics, ultimately delivering a memorable gaming experience despite its flaws.
'The Empire Strikes Back' is celebrated for its rich plot, character development, and expansive world, marking it as the pinnacle of the Star Wars saga.
Broken Flowers is a contemplative film about a man's quest to find his estranged child, filled with humor and poignant interactions with his past lovers.
The review praises 'Big Ship, Lots Of Guns' for its engaging space mystery and character development, marking it as an improvement over its predecessor in the Space Rogues series.
Return of the Jedi is a chaotic yet memorable film that evokes nostalgia while critiquing its uneven tone and character designs.
Fitzgerald's Tender is the Night critiques the moral vacuity of the wealthy through the tragic downfall of its protagonist, Dick Diver.
The author humorously recounts their transition to a new e-ink phone, emphasizing a desire to limit distractions and promote reading in their daily life.
The author shares their journey from smartphone addiction to finding a suitable e-ink alternative, highlighting its benefits for reading and personal well-being.
Returning to Emacs, the author appreciates its flexibility and openness, contrasting it with the limitations of other software like Vim and IntelliJ.
Rendezvous with Rama offers a fascinating exploration of an alien vessel but falls short due to its underdeveloped human characters and lack of emotional engagement.
Introducing a child to 'Star Wars: A New Hope' reveals its iconic status but also its simplistic plot and limited world-building compared to the broader saga.
The review of 'Appleseed' praises its thought-provoking themes and visuals but criticizes its excessive action and lack of depth compared to 'Ghost in the Shell'.
Cyberpunk 2077 is a fun RPG with engaging character interactions but suffers from shallow world design and frustrating boss fights.
The Adventures of Wil Calder is a fun, light-hearted space opera that combines familiar sci-fi elements with positive character interactions and humor.
The Light Fantastic is a humorous sequel that entertains but lacks the depth and coherence of later Discworld novels.
Coffee and Cigarettes features 11 shorts with inconsistent quality, ultimately feeling tedious despite some standout segments and a critique of modern coffee shop design.
Michał updates readers on his temporary PS5 experience and plans to play various games while sharing his journey online.