Since this is a home page there must be alot of stuff about the author of it, about pathetic things he likes to do in his spare time, what he looks like etc, etc. The goal is to reveal as many secrets as possible and reveal (I use the word reveal twice here since I like it and couldn't find a suitable synonym) all his bad use of his (non-native) English language. So here it comes:
My name is Stefan, but some call me Peffis. I'm seconds old (about years) and I'm studying computer science at the Royal Institute of Technology here in Stockholm, Sweden. I like computers and programming. If you want to you can download one of my programs, the Blue Car, which is a game which runs at its best under DOS/WIN95. Another thing that I've made is a chat where you can talk to this weird guy named Nisse.
Robots and electronics are also something I spend time with when I can't find any compulsory school work to do. I'm currently building one with the temporary name Legobot, because it's made of lego (the best toy ever made). Maybe I build it to learn electronics and real-time programming, maybe I build it to be able to play with my old lego parts again, without getting worried looks from my near and dear. If they catch me with a lot of lego parts I always say that it's for a project in school, and if you then add some technical buzz words they can't find it in their hearts to accuse me of beeing childish, which I'm not :)
Travelling is cool. I have come to the conclusion that if you travel from one place to another, then you will not stay at the same place. After I cleared that out I got less confused when I came to a new place. But the fact is that you are always where your body is so you are not really travelling at all, are you? You are, more like, transporting your body all across the world. In my photo album you can see some places where my body has been. I stayed at home all the time.
Dilbert is a very good comic that I enjoy reading. I have worked several summers in offices doing stuff like programming and so on and I must say that the world is just as weird as the world in Dilbert, and all the bosses have pointy hair. Since I will work as a computer software engineer, when I finish my M.Sc. degree, Dilbert is a good way of learning to deal with stuff on your job, like how to steal office supplies and so on :)
Bookmarks are a good way to see how boring a person really can be. So if you want to see mine you must first agree that you may not sue me for any damage to your health or problems with food digestion caused by looking at my bookmarks.