20 years ago, I remember phones were cool and never had a crazy price-tag before the iPhone showed up. Tech in general was affordable and made sense. I mean look at the market now, you see companies forcing new tech upon us by skipping the rule of "need vs want" while making a purchase.
On a side note, I miss those fancy slider phones from the 2000s.
Some people may think that by not having kids, their lives would be incomplete. But still having kids is one thing, but raising them right is quite another ball game.
I admire how Linux Mint makes it easy to set things up for the user's liking. Also, it gives so much confidence to the end user in learning the new platform.
20 years ago, I remember phones were cool and never had a crazy price-tag before the iPhone showed up. Tech in general was affordable and made sense. I mean look at the market now, you see companies forcing new tech upon us by skipping the rule of "need vs want" while making a purchase.
On a side note, I miss those fancy slider phones from the 2000s.
The modern internet is getting filthier by the day. Gone are the days where independent software used to be a thing I suppose.
Came for the comments. Wasn't disappointed.
Maybe to get a foothold in computing.
Some people may think that by not having kids, their lives would be incomplete. But still having kids is one thing, but raising them right is quite another ball game.
I admire how Linux Mint makes it easy to set things up for the user's liking. Also, it gives so much confidence to the end user in learning the new platform.