From my last trip to Belgium, I still had a few treasures in the fridge. Tonight, I opened the second-to-last one: Brice Blonde, clocking in at a solid 6.8% ABV.Right after pouring, the beer already got me excited – the strong, fruity aroma and that rich foam head just made it really inviting. Honestly, it turned out to be one of the best Belgian beers I brought back from that trip. It’s super balanced, fresh, and full of flavor – one of those beers that just makes you go yep, that hits right.

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Last night I finally took a bit of time to sit down and go through a few of my personal projects again. While clicking through them, there was one project that immediately stood out to me. I knew I had to try it out right away.

Not too long ago, I was in Barcelona for a short work trip. It wasn’t a long stay, but I managed to find a bit of time to explore the city, which I was really happy about. One of the best tips I got came from @ninaeatshere, who mentioned that the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya offers free entry on weekends. That immediately caught my attention and sounded like the perfect way to spend a free afternoon.

I carved out a few hours this evening to tackle a little project that’s been on my mind: turning the VSC.eco logo (shout-out to @vsc.network and @vaultec) into a true vector graphic. Everywhere I looked on the official website, the Discord server, and even in each user’s @peakd wallet i saw the logo, but always as a transparent PNG. And while PNGs are fine for many things, in 2025 it really feels like websites should be shipping their logos in SVG or another vector format for crispness at any size. After all, vector art scales cleanly, keeps file sizes small, and loads faster on every device.

A few days ago, I found myself back in Heidelberg for work. It’s a beautiful city I’ve visited a few times already, and it’s located just south of Frankfurt, in the direction I come from. In the past, I didn’t really have time to explore the city much, but this time I decided to make the most of it. I took an extra day before my meetings to get to know the city a little better. So, in the evening around 6 PM, I hopped on the tram and made my way to the city center, heading for the train station. There, I spent quite a while chatting with a colleague, catching up on things. After our long conversation, I walked through the Heidelberg train station and stopped at a taxi stand to ask for directions to the Old Bridge. The taxi driver kindly pointed me in the right direction, so I started walking. Less than 20 minutes later, I found myself by the Neckar River, which flows through Heidelberg and past its charming Old Town. It felt great to finally take in the city’s beauty at my own pace.