Buy Harlan James a coffee

I wrote my first program on punch cards, back when "debugging" meant dropping the stack and spending the afternoon putting it back in order. After a long career in software development, I've officially retired. That mostly means I fix my own bugs now instead of other people's.

I'm old enough to remember when a computer filled a room, but young enough at heart to still fire up my Harley every chance I get. These days I'm learning new skills and picking up hobbies faster than my knees would like. Harlan Ferments is one of them, and the best one so far.

This little venture helps stretch the retirement checks, and I'm having a blast doing it. Turns out fermentation is a lot like coding: you set things up just right, wait, and hope nothing explodes.