Endurancee

I have a Macbook Pro 14 M3, I do hobby photography and you can get great laptop with excellent color accuracy with better screen than Macbook Pro out of the box, from Asus or Lenovo. There are Yoga Pro 9i, yoga aura Edition and even newer Ideapad pro has OLED options ranging from 2.3k to 4k resolution 1000 nits peak bright, depending on config, factory calibrated which is quite close.

I got one from Lenovo with OLED, came pre-calibrated, running X-Rite calibration gave minimal gains.

Quality of active speakers are really good these days, they have matched amps and speakers from neumann, genelec etc also has active crossover which is superior than any passive setup. Mature market sure, but even companies like KEF who didn't offered or focussed much on active systems, have growing range of options now.

Unsurprisingly it's showing what's going . It's usually encouraged when female takes masculine roles but not same other way around if male want to take more of a caregiver role, because men are seen as sole bread earner. In society females can be much more vocal about what they think and want but suffer little to no consequence. Also there are huge efforts being made to move females into male spaces they are actively encouraged, but there are rarely anyone who is doing the same for young men or giving them male related advice.

On windows you can use quick share to send files & folders doesn't need internet and more reliable than localsend though not open source. https://www.android.com/intl/en_in/better-together/quick-sha...

Seems like these only applies to S24 series, will be nice if they do these for S23 series also or at least flagships. Although I'm thinking as the next gen leaps are getting diminished year by year and smartphone like Pixel 8 are already more pricy than it should have been, companies can just jack their prices with even less innovation saying 7 years security updates but how long does an average user keeps phone anyway and will batteries are going to last that long.

There should be a downvote button on Hackernews too.

I'm just impressed by sheer number of things you have done, failed or not. I really want to learn how do you manage your time to have done all these.