All Things Tech

I use computers for statistics mostly so I am no IT expert. But "speed" for me isn't that important any longer, my computer is plenty quick.

I'm beginning to wonder if moves 4G, 5G etc. are truly beneficial to the individual and more.

I wonder if this capability to handle massive amounts of data is truly a good thing.

It has certainly led to the creation of "computer modeling" of complex systems. Whether these models' predictions are reliable though remains questionable, especially with extreme future forecasting.

Then of course it is useful for spying on large populations.

As I may have mentioned in a previous post, I am getting a new computer for Christmas: it will be Windows 11. I may also buy myself a printer, as it seems completely necessary.

I am happy with my current Smart Phone. I won't upgrade for a few years yet.

Why fix what isn't broken?

It looks like I'll be getting a new laptop, rather than tower.

I just move with the world.

Yes, it will.

The more complex a system the more easily it may be invaded un-noticed.

I currently have thousands of emails to delete. Well maybe hundreds. Next on things to do.

I only noticed yesterday when I was looking for an old one that I need to sort mine too. I deleted one or two but I need to set a couple of hours sometime

You know, I only have one space and location for the TV. My front room has no option for any change around. The TV's distance from the sofa is 3500mm.

TV are getting cheaper. Right now the 85" is about $1800 but I am sure by next year, It could be $1000. We currently have 65" and that's enough.

Yes, that's what I thought so. Something to look forward to next year. 

I've got a massive flat screen TV. It is heart of my apartment: next to my computer.

Excuse my disgusting mind - It sounds like boy talk here