I hadn’t owned a TV for over 16 years now and wouldn’t want one in my bedroom. Truth be told each time I see one turned on anywhere, I feel I’m attacked intellectually : sensational news that make people dumb, and don’t get me started about the ads

And do yourself a service by getting a 10€/$/£ magnetic Moyu cube. Bad ones, that include the Rubik’s brand really kill the vibe

Yes, I got to it during COVID times and went from 1:30 (hour) to 30 sec in a few weeks. I learned by following this excellent tutorial from Wired : a great communicator explains the little he knows. That’s far more effective than the usual expert cube-head (I’ve become one of them) trying to convey anything. Wired video

Somehow my 11 feels that way, being in EU, having it installed with the W7 license key that came with my laptop. Still, there are bugs that seem ludicrous to me, from a company like them, especially in the file explorer that cannot manage keyboard shortcuts properly when you move between tabs, or that don’t highlight the proper file or folder you’ve selected. Same thing with how buggy Excel has become, especially with rendering when you switch between multiple files. Selections are offset from were the mouse is, that’s crazy. Best solution I’ve found is a quick CTRL-N, CTRL-W that seems to reset it. Anyway, I’ve been using windows since 2.0 on MS DOS 3.30 or 5.0, Excel for about 20 years most of my life at work, and things are really not improving.