I am an INTJ that write programs for computers (and is somewhat serious about it, as they say on this site) and tell jokes few people understand. I like things that are geeky and things that are cute, and likewise with people.

In my spare time I like to go out and sit on cafés to either people-watch, read up on or play with techy things, or socialise with friends, colleagues or people from the tech scene in Copenhagen. I like to attend meet-ups and events for or by software developers. I don't find this monotonic because it's fun seeing familiar faces or meeting new people.

I'm pretty introverted, which can make it seem like I'm shy, but what it really means is that I need a little more time than most to build up enough trust to open up to other people.

One of my more pronounced traits is that I'm fairly analytical, in the sense that I try hard to understand what people say in the most positive possible way. I think that people are generally good, but can also be clumsy or say ambiguous or ungraceful things even though they mean well. So I try to mentally compensate. Communication is just hard, sometimes.

I recently got a new job, so that is my current focus. As part of this job, I get to travel between Aarhus and Copenhagen from time to time. Because of this traveling, I end up going to restaurants a little more than is good for me. :P
I try to shake off the good food by running.

Civilised gentlemanly conversation. I sometimes enjoy using archaic, weird or made-up words. I don't have a monocle or a mustachio, but if I did it would be total class.

I am also sort of pretend OK-good at taking photos.

I probably come off as a bit shy, but it just takes me a little while to get to know people.

For comedy I like Monty Python and Anders Matthesen, and most stuff in between. Steve Hughes is also pretty funny.

The books I read are mostly about software development, and I don't really have a favourite.

Worthy of mention in the fiction genres are Jennifer Government (Max Berry) and Madame Terror (Jan Guillou). I don't read much fiction, though.

As for music, I listen to a lot of different bands and artists: Phillip Glass, Two Steps from Hell, Helios, Daft Punk, Linkin Park, Tool, Disturbed, Shape of Despair. I also enjoy listening to soundtracks.

Things that are really big, and things that are really small.

I enjoy thinking about the cosmos, how it all began, multiple dimensions, quantum mechanics, the speed of light, and gravity. Stuff like that. It is mostly philosophical, though.

I also think about other philosophical things; currently concluding that I am a hard determinist and atheist.