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Hello, my name is David Roessli. I am a freelance web designer and developer based in Geneva, Switzerland.

This weblog is an nth attempt to solve my multiple online personalities and weblog/rss feeds burnout issues.

It exists just for the sake of writing. The Empty Set is a mix of irrelevant, undocumentated, emotional and infrequent posts. They humbly chronicle what is going on in my life, both personal and professional, in no specific order or relevance.

The markup and css can be experimental, so be kind if things breaks or render weirdly, it's just me fooling around.

The initial post Welcome to the empty set will give you a few more clues on what this is all about.

I intend to merge my former weblogs (macinblog.com, checkbox.org and davo39.org) into this one when I get the opportunity, to have all my junk in the same place. But you know how it is, once you start digging into memories, it takes a while.

Note: the picture above is randomly picked from my Flickr photos tagged with 'self'.

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Hello, my name is David Roessli. I am a freelance web designer and developer based in Geneva, Switzerland.

This weblog is an nth attempt to solve my multiple online personalities and weblog/rss feeds burnout issues. (more)

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Waiter Rant book cover

I haven't posted many book reviews since I relaunched this weblog. Not that I didn't want to, or was at a loss. Quite the contrary. I have a number of books I would { have } like{ed} to talk...

Music

Parov Stelar | Coco CD cover

Parov Stelar is an Austrian musician and DJ located in Linz, to who's music I have really taken to since discovering his album “Shine” last year. Like Waldeck, his music is smooth and silky, and entices you to listen...

Pictures

Check out my latest Flickr ramblings. Mostly day to day cameraphone pictures stolen here and there.


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