Drift Blog

First blog - Study!

Sun, 17 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The map is not the territory
and the word is not the thing
and the menu is not the meal
and the mirror is not your face.

We spend our lives
arguing about descriptions
of a world
none of us have ever touched directly.

Welcome To My Blog

Sun, 17 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Yes blog, in 2026.

After i made a few videos i figured the alghorithm will just throw it to garbage after a week, meaning your hard work, research, editing will just dissapear into the ether.

So i think blog is more resilient and it does not depend on the platform. It’s just there on the world wide web.

If you like it, reach out. If you don’t like it, reach out.

The Two Sleeps

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 19:16:56 +0300

Analyzing carefully the living habits of past Mediterranean agrarian societies one eventually comes to the realization that the continuous, unbroken and uninterrupted eight hour sleep schedule didn’t exist and is in fact, a totally modern invention and a consequence of the rigid 9-5 work schedule.

Without artificial lighting the movements of the Sun dictated the beginning and end of the day. Life was lived in accordance and balance with Nature and sleep was no exception. An unbroken eight hours of sleep did not always fit with the cycles of the sky above and sleep was therefore rhythmically polyphasic.

Wine Makes Itself

Sat, 17 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0300

The grapes arrive. You crush them. You wait.

Wine is not made so much as it is allowed. The winemaker’s job is mostly to not interfere. Temperature, time, the right vessel — these are the only tools that matter. Everything else is ego.

Natural wine takes this further: no added yeasts, no fining agents, no sulphites to speak of. The grape, the skin, the ambient air. That is enough.

It is a lesson that extends beyond wine.

KISS Linux Retrospective

Fri, 16 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0300

KISS Linux was a source-based Linux distribution with a philosophy baked into its name: Keep It Simple, Stupid.

Every package was a shell script. The package manager was under 1000 lines. There was no systemd. It was beautiful in its austerity.

I ran it for about a year. It taught me more about how Linux actually works than any other distribution I have used. Compiling everything from source forces you to understand dependencies, flags, and the assumptions that more user-friendly distributions quietly make on your behalf.

Natural Farming

Thu, 15 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0300

Natural farming is the practice of working with nature rather than against it. No chemicals, no tilling, no weeding in the conventional sense. The land knows what it needs.

Masanobu Fukuoka spent decades refining this approach on his farm in Japan. His book The One-Straw Revolution remains one of the most radical and quietly correct texts written in the twentieth century.

The idea is simple: do less, observe more. Trust the system that evolved over millions of years before we arrived with our machines.