For quite a long time I was perfectly happy with my Pebble Steel. Even after the company was acquired and shut down by competitors, enthusiasts had written the software, a server with watch faces, and everything kept ticking along. The watch looks great — …

Somehow before I knew it, I’d picked up a couple of flash drives. Time moves on, and the enormous university flash drive with its 4 GB is now only good for booting Ubuntu onto one of the old machines. And if you want to put a bit of music in the car …

Well, what can I say. Finally. It happened. Giving in to this year’s madness triggered by the release of yet another new PlayStation, I decided to upgrade mine as well.

This story begins in a neighbor’s bathroom.

Soon (or, according to most stores — already) the season of massive sales and gigantic discounts kicks off in the US.

Upload speed is crawling. A megabyte and a half — just awful.

What a gift the Croatians gave me for my birthday! True, for now it’s only on PC and some Stadia, so while I wait for it to come out on my console — I’ll replay the third one again.

My Logitech G930 headphones are not without their issues — the battery has weakened, the sound drops out occasionally, and there’s no alternative connection method besides their own USB dongle — yet they remain the only ones that connected to the …

Sometimes there is simply nowhere to make a campfire, or no time for it — or you got your fill of woodsmoke yesterday and now all you want is to boil a kettle.

The next addition to the camping arsenal was a hand tool — an axe. After swinging someone else’s for a bit, I realized I needed one of my own. And on the advice of friends (not to compensate for anything) — I chose the longer model, the Fiskars X25.