I gave up on that page halfway through and just came here to read comments. Can't be bothered with this stuff anymore. Thanks for the link!

I regret spending money on multiple pro versions of Hitfilm in hindsight. I found Resolve very daunting as a beginner and Hitfilm's layered editing felt easier at the time. But looking back I should have just spent it on Resolve pro license. I stopped using Hitfilm way before my last license expired just because Resolve just felt better once I got a hang of it.

I have been wondering about selling one of my 32gb DDR5 sticks and use the money to buy something else. I don't think a gaming pc really needs more than 32gb ram anyway.

I am also going to miss searching for something, finding a stack overflow thread and noticing that I wrote that answer years ago. :)

That was always fun! And a few times, coworkers told me they asked a question there and found that I'd answered it. That was kinda nice.

That was always fun! And a few times, coworkers told me they searched a question there and found that I'd answered it. That was kinda nice.

...or I asked the question (and got an answer) years ago, but forgot because I hadn't worked in that programming language in the interim. (That's my excuse, anyway.)

Just wanted to point out that you and other people who responded to you basically do agree on same points, you are just presenting it differently. I just find it amusing/endearing that we argue with each other even when we do agree on the core issue. :D

First Maple and now this. Today is good day for trying new fonts.

Checked it out and instantly liked it. Been using Cascadia Code for years. Will give this one a try now. Thank you!

These days I do a 'eh' and shrug when someone asks a random 'how are you'?

Going from mostly centered lenses on dslr and m43 cameras to Sony with lens on mostly left side, I do prefer the offset lenses. Ergonomically and looks-wise both.

Speaking of good cookbooks, Big Vegan Flavor by Nish Vora is actually one of my recent favorites. First of all, the pictures are amazing and make it a very fun read. And it is less of a recipe book and more of a guidebook on how to develop a good sense about cooking. Don't let the word Vegan put you off it's not the pompous kind of vegan stuff.