That's a cool backstory. I also have a somewhat unique name -
Benjamin David Josiah Miller (born 2/22/1989 hence the username)

On my birth certificate I am known by Benjamin David Miller officially because between my Mom's vote (David) and my Dad's vote (Josiah), my mother won (probably conceded to by my Dad, but a win for my mom nonetheless).

But I like the uniqueness even though I often get asked if I am a DJ (Disc Jockey) when I tell them my email address. I am not, but I have a deep respect for thse that are like steemit's very own @rok-sivante.

"and when I'm in Holland I eat the Pannekoeken"

What a great blast from the past to a group who really changed the game and a funny connection to your name.

In the US (I'm guessing you live outside, but correct me if you live inside) we usually spell the name as "Peter" instead of "Pieter," which makes it quite unique to me. I can't say I personally know anyone with that specific spelling for their name.

I really like hearing the backstories about names and you might appreciate @rok-sivante's reason as to why he chose that name. (I'm not trying to plug him for any rewards, but he has become a friend and I really enjoy his writing and insight as many others do). The Origin Of The Name Rok Sivante

Best wishes to you, as you are quite a trailblazer and add both humor, insight, and helpful applications for all users.

I'd love if you could share the source code (if you have not already) for steemStream.com. I would love to learn how to program, but am relatively new to computer coding and have done a bit more in html and css web design than application creation. Any help would be appreciated.