They are very cool indeed. And the fact that you can have a century old watch on your wrist and it's just as useful as a modern one. In fact I'm wearing a watch from the 50s right now!

It's only dangerous if youd don't take some precautions. My D4V2 lives in lockout (needs 4 rapid taps of the power button to turn on), clipped to my pocket. Pretty much no way for anything to press the button even once.

When your flashlight has enough power to burn holes in your pockets, you may want to dim it sometimes.

I study in a technical university in the west. Apart from my own laptop, I've only spotted one Linux computer, which was an IT student's laptop. Though I don't study IT myself

The frame is this with a few remixed parts thrown in. And scaled everything up to fit this larger tube.

Ah, I skipped over the fully part

I have an E7 still, and it feels still very modern with its aluminium frame and oled screen. And of course a qwerty keyboard

My i5-4690k is definitely showing its age. Especially since I have a Titan X Pascal that gets bottlenecked hard. The cpu in my 4 year old non-gaming laptop is more powerful

In Finland we've had -5C for like the whole winter but now there's been a week of -25C. And back to positive next week.

The technology you're talking about is literally two resistors - parts that cost less than a cent a piece when you get a few hundred.

It can't even do basic shit like mount a network drive.

I use KDE and mounting a network drive in dolphin was very easy. Not difficult in nautilus either

I have never had to touch anything on uBlock origin. Well, before this youtube stuff when I sometimes have to manually update a block list when YT gets a new adblocker blocker