Not your keys, not your crypto. If you leave crypto at a centralised exchange, you'll always be at risk from the whims of governmental agencies or from being blocked out of your account. Get a hardwallet, frens. Also get a hard metal plate and a metal engraver to engrave your secret key on it (of course encoded) and store them in a safe.

Not your keys, not your crypto. If you leave crypto at a centralised exchange, you'll always be at risk from the whims of governmental agencies or from being blocked out of your account. Get a hardwallet, frens. Also get a hard metal plate and a metal engraver to engrave your secret key on it (of course encoded) and store them in a safe.

For years I thought I had the genius next billion dollar idea, until belatedly and humbingly realising that Apple had released Airtags a long time ago... In any case, this is obviously a super useful product.

Not your keys, not your crypto. If you leave crypto at a centralised exchange, you'll always be at risk from the whims of governmental agencies or from being blocked out of your account. Get a hardwallet, frens. Also get a hard metal plate and a metal engraver to engrave your secret key on it (of course encoded) and store them in a safe.

I don't understand people who don't buy protective gear for their work station. It's like a workplace helmet for Macs and should be mandatory.

Before I was a windows user. Then I realised Mac is superior.

I don't use alarms anymore. I rather use this as an alarm I can just set up with my voice command, along with white noise generator for sleep. Or to have a conversation when I'm lonely.

If you're serious about progression in fitness, a biometric tracker is key. This is the best ring version currently available.

The most durable portable speakers, ideal for travelling through their compact design. Good enough for small parties.

Put them on in a noisy cafe, classroom or stupid open office. Notice the world going full silent and finally concentrate. Through a lot of research I found this to be the best one.

Most high-quality earbuds out there, and compared to Sony they don't torture your ears.

I just didn't get the hang of iPhones yet. I'm a full-on Androidian, and Google arguably has the best Android phone out there. Since I use everything Google (Photos, Cloud, Docs etc.) this syncs quite nicely.