In the spirit of "Release early, release often" I am pushing this out on New Year's Eve and will amend it later, not happy with the brevity in some paragraphs, but it's mostly correct.
Non-Board Games I've played/bought
- WildStar - pre-ordered, played a lot
- WoW - cancelled sub when WildStar came out, resubbed for one month when WoD came out
- EVE Online - resubbed around November
- Marvel Heroes - tried it, liked it, spent 10$
- 10,000,000 - not so bad, unsure about long time fun
- Game Dev Tycoon - bought and completed in June, loved it
- Shadowrun Returns - bought in June, not completed
- Terraria - bought in June, kind of hated it
- Gunpoint - bought and completed in June, loved it
- Age of Wonders: Shadow Magic - very similar to HoMM. Not bad, but I prefer HoMM 3 and 5
- Master of Orion 1+2 - not impressed, should've skipped probably
- Humble Bundle 11, because of FEZ and Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams - played neither as of December
- Humble Bundle 9, because of:
- BrĂ¼tal Legend - haven't played
- FTL - kind of nice, but didn't keep me entertained for very long
- surprise gem: Eets Munchies nice puzzler
- Diablo III: Reaper of Souls - the changes up to launch and the expansion made me play it for a month or two, was a lot of fun
- Hammerwatch - best 1.16 EUR I ever spent on a game. Seriously, buy it!
Books I've read
- Aetherresonanz by Anja Bagus (Kindle, German) - part 2 of an awesome Steam Punk trilogy
- Aethersymphonie by Anja Bagus (Kindle, German) - part 3
- An Astronaut's Guide to Live on Earth by Chris Hadfield - I enjoyed it, many truths... and truisms
- Barrayar (Vorkosigan Saga Book 3 by Lois McMaster Bujold (Kindle, English)
- Foundation by Isaac Asimov - very good
- Alif the Unseen by G. Willow Wilson (Kindle, English) - meh at the start, good in the end
- Spin by Robert Charles Wilson (Kindle, English) - very good
- Daemon by Daniel Suarez - good
- Boneshaker by Cherie Priest (Kindle, English) - very good
- The Phoenix Project by Gene Kim (Kindle, English) - very good
Books I didn't read (but bought anyway)
- Second Foundation by Isaac Asimov
- Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov
Movies I've watched
- Iron Man Trilogy (1 2 3) had only watched part 1 before. my first BD
- The Avengers (DVD)
- X-Men: Days of Future Past (Cinema)
- Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Cinema)
- Noah (Cinema)
- The Monuments Men (Cinema)
- Words and Pictures (Cinema)
- The Dark Knight Trilogy (1 2 3, DVD)
- Star Wars Episode IV-VI (Cinema, on May 4th) just awesome on the big screen
- Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (DVD)
- Serenity (DVD) I had never watched the movie, only the tv series
- Guardians of the Galaxy (Cinema) pretty cool
- Gattaca (Stream) about time, very good
- The Polar Express (Stream)
- Catch me if you can (Stream) halfway in, it stopped playing. Will finish soon.
- Green Lantern (Stream)
- Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (DVD)
- The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
TV series I've (re-)watched
- Veronica Mars, Season 1-3 - how the hell did I miss out before?
- Grey's Anatomy, Season 1-4 - First medical drama I actually enjoyed
- Firefly - rewatched after a few years
- Twin Peaks - Started, got sidetracked, looking good though. The music is weird, but awesome.
- Being Human (US version) - Hated it from the first minute, stopped after the first episode
- Weeds - Looks good a few episodes in
- Elementary - midway season 1, very nice
Movies I wanted to watch but didn't
- Maleficent
- Edge of Tomorrow Bought the BluRay, it's on the pile of shame (aka todo list) near the top
- The Lego Movie
- Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
- Veronica Mars
- Kingsman: The Secret Service
Hardware I've bought
- Philips BDP2180/12 (BD player) - cheap DVD player was broken, 360 didn't play a lot of DVDs very well...
- Anker Astro Mini 3000mAh - mobile with power on a night out - awesome, but the plug broke, still works
- HP ProLiant G7 MicroServer N54L NAS/home server - absolutely happy with it, running FreeNAS
- 2x WD Red xyz 3TB HDD
- Behringer HPM1000 awesome headphones for 10 EUR, but not closed and too loud for the office
- Creative Fatal1ty Pro HS-800 good headset, not as small as its predecessor, or I am imagining things
- PSU for a notebook
- 16GB USB stick for random stuff, 8GB USB stick for keychain
- new 1600 mAh battery for my Desire Z - finally 3 days instead of 8h
Music I've bought
- Volbeat - Beyond Hell/Above Heaven
- Volbeat - Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies
- Volbeat - Rock the Rebel/Metal the Devil
- Portishead - Dummy
- Portishead - Portishead
- In Flames - Come Clarity
- In Flames - Soundtrack to Your Escape
- Arch Enemy - War Eternal
- Halestorm - The Strange Case of...
Social network usage
- Twitter - moderately often, i.e. several times per day - responding to mentions and DMs asap
- Facebook - skimming once a day
- #pants - from time to time
Messaging
- IRC - used extensively, privately, for work and for stuff in between
- Jabber - moderately often
- Email - still not sending many mails, reading quite a few
- Twitter - hardly, only people I don't have an irc/jabber/mail contact
- Facebook Messages - a few group chats, still refuse to install the Android app
Trips
- Austria in early January
- CfgMgmtCamp and FOSDEM in Ghent/Brussels, Belgium
- Alanya, Turkey in September
Other misc. stuff
- Got rid of a lot of domains I was paying for for no good reason, also a few failed MMO fansite projects :/
- First order at shirtwoot! went well, nice shirts
Online services and software
- Happy with Tarsnap
- Happy with pizza.de - although I don't pay them, my delivery shop does?
- Signed up for DriveNow - haven't used it in the first X months
- (Still) got several VPS at Strato, de-punkt, proplay and
DigitalOcean - local public transport started to offer tickets via mobile app, nice as a fallback sometime
- FreeDNS - for a few hostnames for test projects not under my domains
Online services I've signed up for but never used after the first week
- Rackspace - something with the signup form, US vs EU, etc.
- Ello - tried to get an invite to secure my nick, nick was gone
- OneName.io - what does it even do?
Programming languages used, roughly in order of hours
- Python
- Lua
- Java
- Clojure
- bash
- PHP
- Ruby
Programming languages not used
- OCaml - Reading Real World OCaml right now, after 10 years of not liking OCaml