The fact that it never ends. Back then I'd jump on my computer after a long day and check out what was going on. My feed was something like 20 posts long, of people that I knew, and I felt like I was keeping up to date with whatever was going on at the time.

Nowadays, something like one out of six ...

Welcome! ^^

Since I was in primary school some of my go-to pens have always been:
- Classic BIC
- Pilot V5 HI-TECPOINT 0.5
- Pilot Vball 0.5mm

There's not a particular reason why I choose them. The fact that I can still use the same pens from my childhood always brings back some good memories.

Always use Rufus when creating bootable Windows 11 Install USB's.

In my case, I always install Windows 11 Pro, and It allows you to:
- Disable some data collection services
- Remove the requirement for a Microsoft account
- Remove TPM requirement
- Disable BitLocker device encryption
- Remove the ...

To be honest it's been a while since I've actively played videogames in a regular manner, and by that I mean that I probably play once or twice every couple of weeks, so my perception of this launch might be off.

Handheld consoles aren't "portable" anymore. I get it, everyone has a smartphone ...

Hi Jose! I've been following you for years now, glad to see you around here!

Btw, your dumbphone finder tool is great, you should be posting about it ^^

I think it's Sony's Bravia lineup that you can dumbify during initial setup. It needs to be a Google TV compatible model.

As far as I know, if you reject license agreements, at some point, the setup is going to ask you if you want to setup your TV as a "Basic TV", disabling all smart features. The ...

I'd say DVDs and 1080p Blu-Rays. I've already setup my old PS3 to be my preferred way to consume physical movies. As far as I know, the upscaler on the PS3 is pretty good and can make DVD's look quite good (considering how cheap they are).

I've tried to give CD's a try, but after owning a modded ...

I started learning Linux back in 2015 at trade school. We used (back in the day), Ubuntu, Lubuntu and Debian.
I've been using Debian on my laptop for a while now. I love this distro. I love how lightweight it is, and I've had a way less buggy experience compared to Ubuntu. I use it to code Symfony ...

I love the PCB Editor! I've been tinkering around and ordering my own PCBs for a while now, and I find your editor genuinely useful. Fix a couple of bugs and add a couple more components to the list, and you've got a recurring user right here.
PD: Momo is very cute indeed!