As someone that does postcrossing as a hobby, I think postcards are a disappearing technology, becoming more costly, postal systems more unreliable…
still, they are fun
As someone that does postcrossing as a hobby, I think postcards are a disappearing technology, becoming more costly, postal systems more unreliable…
still, they are fun
This was my first console ![]()
Brings back memories
I really miss gameboys. I used to have a game boy color and would play pokemon on it all the time
I think everyone under 20 should experience using technology that required a bit more patience and problem-solving instead of everything working instantly. Troubleshooting slow internet, configuring network settings manually, or even understanding how DNS works can teach valuable skills that are still useful today.
For anyone interested in improving their networking knowledge, I recently came across this helpful guide on fixing slow DNS lookups: . It explains common causes and practical solutions in a beginner-friendly way.
Technology changes fast, but understanding the basics behind how the internet works is a skill that never goes out of style.