I originally started this blog with ideas of reviewing devices and services and hoping that eventually if it gets popular enough somebody starts sending me stuff to review. A lot has changed since, I stopped obsessing that much about new gadgets and got into vintage electronics, many of things that were new and interesting a few years ago are a commodity now. I thought about reviewing the phone I finally got to refreshing last year (S23 Ultra is ok upgrade for Note 8, I'm glad that new ultras will finally have flat screen again, I might upgrade next year or so just for that) but I don't really feel like it or think it would mean much for the readers. Most of my vintage electronics is at home where I haven't been for a couple years and it's not something I can currently do something about, I touched a soldering iron like once or twice this year.
I might post something work-related once I get the hang of what I'm actually doing there and have some rough ideas wen decentralised AI and global technocracy. Or possibly in my other blogs, I'm still deciding on new content policies. Work is, as always, the best thing I have in life.
Rust is extremely interesting new tool. I'm trying to build a couple utilities while learning, but it's a slow process, not sure if it'll be very useful or production-ready any soon. There might be a couple small Crypto/Web3 projects to play with. Alex always wants us to collaborate on something cool if just for portfolio value, I think a month or two and I might actually be ready to commit to a fun hobby project for a few hours a week.