Goutham Lal

Time everything.

Not everything needs to be on a screen.
Some things worked better as buttons.

If you’re not raising children together,
living together shouldn’t be a default.

Writing online needs to work with search engines,
not be written for them.

The keys sank deep where my fingers couldn’t go.
The pen sank deeper, and the pages bled slow.

Polluting the skies is a poor way to begin a new year.

“There’s no bad weather, only bad clothing” works until the weather reminds you who’s in control.

The issue with AI isn’t intelligence.
It’s the way hype replaced intent.

Companies keep calling it innovation.
Often, it’s just complexity.

One click to subscribe. Ten clicks to unsubscribe.

When two rabid dogs fight, intervention isn’t courage.
Distance is.

Free and open-source software lasts because someone chooses to support it — with money, time, or skill.

Knowing when to start and stop is a skill.