I just use tech for as long as it works. I only replace it when something fails and there’s no way to fix it.

I think happiness is not about getting more and more, it’s about appreciating what you already have. Getting more and more didn’t make me happy, doing stuff with it did. And if someone else made art with less than half of my current resources, it is my technique that should be improved, not my infrastructure.

This Ted talk changed my life: https://www.ted.com/talks/david_steindl_rast_want_to_be_happy_be_grateful

I found happiness in appreciating everything, doing stuff and being with the people that I love.

Or a lifetime

I mean, I still play Diablo 2 and AoE2. I make music on my main PC too.

1080p video editing, 2.7k at most. 60 fps.

Even docked?

My main PC is an i3 from 14 years ago. It has an SSD and 6 gb of ram so it is serviceable.

oof, I’d connect it to a display, would that improve it? Or is it something else entirely?