Welcome To My Website

It’s nice to have a little corner of the internet that’s all mine. So this is my home on the net. Feel free to look around. And please come back, as I’m more than likely to add new pages and features as the time goes by.

ABOUT ME

 

You may wonder why anyone bother to set up their own site, and framework, in these micro-blog dominated times.. (Facebook, twitter, instagram and so on.) Well.. I don’t have a remarkable and brilliant answer to that question. But maybe the most important motivation for me, is that I enjoy to experiment with cms-tools, frameworks and web-design in general. That’s probably also the reason why I’ve broken my site so many times. And therefore been «forced» to rebuild everything from ground-up, several times. But after all, at the end of the day, I enjoy building the framework, and getting everything to work as intended, a lot more than I enjoy filling the pages with actual content.

Language

Altough I’m norwegian, I’ve chose to present my new website in english. This is because it became far to much work to maintain a dual language site.

But some of the old Blogg-entries will remain in norwegian.

And I have to say. This site is mainly designed to look good at real monitors, which means it will loose a lot of it’s layout finess on mobile phones.

This is me

I’m a man “in my best age”, who like to enjoy life, whatever life throws my way. I prefer to maintain a good spirit, and just continue to enjoy life.

My main interests are, as probably will be reflected by the rest of this site, Computer science, cooking, politics and out-door activities.

Youtube channel

I’ve also got a Youtube channel, that at present time, mainly contain videos of one of my most passionate interests Buekorps.

So feel free to take a look at it here: Youtube-Kanal

RECENT WORKS

I’ve used Concrete5 as content managing system (cms) for a couple of years, but is now back to using WordPress. Concrete5 had more design-possibilities, but unfortunately it was also far less stable than WordPress. On top of that, WordPress is also a lot faster and responsive than Concrete5. But now, as I’ve switched web-hotel, I’m back with Concrete5. But then again, when I built this site, I switched back to WordPress. And I must add that WordPress has gone far in making the building prosess as intuitive and straight forward as it was with Concrete5. But with the advantages in stability and vast number of plugins as WordPress is famous for.

Please feel free to browse the other pages of my site. I will fill in more pages in time, whenever I feel inspired and/or get new ideas for content to fill new pges with.

Below here, you see a lithography from Sandviken. Which is a part of Bergen, where I grew up, the first 8 years of my life. (Although that was quite a few years later than the subject of this lithography.)

 

The image above, is what I used for a header on my very first Homepage back in 1996.

 

I asked ChatGPT for a description of my web-site. This is the resulting text:

Runslett.com is a personal website managed by Rune Slettebakken, which focuses on a variety of topics including technology, art, and personal projects. The site contains a blog where Rune shares insights on different subjects, from software development to historical topics, and cultural discussions. Additionally, it features a picture gallery with over 1,000 images, many of which are AI-generated artistic pictures that Rune has created and shared under a Creative Commons license, allowing anyone to use them freely.

Rune also experiments with AI tools on the site, using them to generate content and artistic images, which he evaluates for quality and accuracy. This is part of his broader interest in AI and technology, reflected across multiple blog posts and project pages.

The website is also home to several static pages that delve into topics like Linux, VPNs, and other software-related discussions, indicating Rune’s deep involvement with open-source technology and digital privacy issues. The site is updated regularly with new content and images, making it a dynamic and engaging platform for visitors interested in these topics.

For more detailed information, you can visit the site directly at Runslett.com

 

So, Who am I?

I grew up in Bergen, in western Norway. When I was 19 years old I moved to Bodø to study economy and computer science. And thereafter I moved to Konsvinger when I was 21, and since then I’ve been living in eastern Norway.

Rune Slettebakken

MY interests

My three most passionate interests are Buekorps (boys brigades), Linux and Gnosticism. I will fill both my blog and other parts of this site accourding to my interests. But pressumably also by other stuff that I feel like posting.

Politics

I also have a moderate interest of politics, even tough, if you’ve seen me on Facebook, it probably seems like politics is my entire life. -But hey.. Who posts everything about themselves on Facebook anyway?

 

 

An old painting of Bergen harbour

Recreation of Bergen in 1300AD

 

RECENT POSTS

Here you will find the most recent post from my blog. 

What is OpenBGPD?

OpenBGPD is an open-source implementation of the BGP protocol, enabling routing and reachability in large-scale networks.

AI Video Production Tips: Enhance Efficiency and Quality

Explore tips for using AI software to generate videos. Enhance creativity, efficiency, and quality in video production.

Er det en mulig sammenheng mellom den Koptiske kirken og det gnostiske skriftet Sannhetens Evangelium?

Utforsker mulig kobling mellom Koptisk kirke i Egypt og Etiopia, og gnostiske skriftet av Valentinus.

Projects

In this section you’ll find my projects. This is subjects where I dive a little deeper than what I do in my Blog.section.

Evolution of OpenAI’s GPT Models: GPT-1 to GPT-4o Vision

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Why Linux Matters: An In-Depth Look at Its Features, Flexibility, and Fanbase

Why Linux Matters: An In-Depth Look at Its Features, Flexibility, and Fanbase

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Enhancing Cybersecurity: Exploring the Benefits of Comprehensive Security Packages in 2024

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Beyond Orthodoxy: The Gnostic Quest for Knowledge and Its Clash with Mainstream Christianity

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