I'm an information sponge, I love to learn about new things and get excited with them very fast. I started working with electronics when I was 6 years old and had my first computer at the age of 12.

At the age of 16 I traveled for two years with a youth-circus where I coached the fire-artists, learned how to juggle, became a clown and an actor (I was also responsible for the electricity, audio and light setup).

Today I work as a freelance software developer for a variety of companies and online agencies to make the internet more fun.
Because software development and tech are two of my hobbies I don't always separate work and leisure time and work at weird times. But I also don't feel the need to separate them because I love what I'm doing.

I like to meet interesting people, talk to them about nerdy stuff and enlarge my knowledge or enchant them with my magic tricks (pun intended).

Strive to knowledge ("So that I may perceive whatever holds // The world together in its inmost folds.". Faust, by Goethe).

Working as a freelance software developer.

Visiting music festivals, especially Metal and Middle Ages (you know, the middle ages; with knights and swords and minnesang), doing conjurer's tricks, attending barcamps, meetups, hackathons and other social events where I can meet like-minded people.

And traveling to meet new people and see other countries.

http://programming-motherfucker.com (sorry could not resist ;)).
Counting binary with my fingers, listening, taking things apart (and assemble them later on), procastinating and spending/wasting time on the internet and computer; and of course: Drinking beer and mead (again: Middle ages).

My beard, I guess.

Books:
- Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software
- on Intelligence by Jeff Hawkins
- Books about programming.
- Lots of lots of fantasy, science fiction and novels which took place in the middle ages. I read every fantasy and science fiction book my library had in their shelfs. Some my favorite authors are: Andreas Eschbach, Andreas Schlüter, Tad Williams, Wolfgang Hohlbein, Jamens Clemens, Terry Goodkind, Eoin Colfer and Ralf Isau.
- I also really loved reading Parcival and Faust (we read them in school, but I enjoyed the books so much that I inhaled them in a few days).
- And I read a lot of Hitchcock's "Three Investigators" when I was young.

Movies:
- The Prestige, The Illusionist
- 23, 99 francs, Adams æbler, Another Earth, Brainscan, Clockwork Orange, Columbus Circle, Dogma, The Edukators, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Four Lions, The Girls of St. Trinian, God bless America, The Guard, Hackers, Harry Brown, Headhunters, Inglorious Basterds, Intouchables, Iron Sky, K-Pax, Limitless, Lord of the Rings, The Matrix, Muxmäuschenstill, The Onion Movie, Religulous, Salvatation Boulevard, Star Wars, Thank you for smoking, Role Models, Vantage Point, War Games, Whatever Works

Shows:
- Alphas,
- The Big Bang Theory (I'm a programmer, this show is mandatory),
- Chuck,
- The IT Crowd

Music:
Electropunk, EBM, Industrial, Gothic, Electropop, Melodic-/Goth-/Death-/Progressive-/Pagan-/Pirate-/Trash-/Power-/Symphonic-/Viking- Metal, Folk, Medieval, Middle Ages, Middle Ages Rock

Technology,
Science,
Internet (and devices to access it),
Books,
new experiences,
ever growing knowledge,
my life (obviously).

How to make the internet not suck, solving problems, how to make the life easier with programming, the technological singularity, moving to San Francisco, Software-/Hardware-/Brain-/Bio-/Sleep-hacking.

There is no typical Friday. A few things which I've done recently:
Working / programming, reading, clubbing / attending a party or having some drinks with friends and other interesting people, traveling, watching a movie / show, visiting a hacker- or makerspace.

... you are the droid I'm looking for.