What sort of lavish extravagances have you wasted your tech money on?
>>108520163an iPad mini 7th gen. Just use your phone I'm too autistic to have two devices.
>>108520175I actually bought one of those too. I never use it
>>108520163Wanna make no-touch tap activated by photocoupler or ultra-sound proximity sensor etc. Plus water mixer should have temperature sensors and controls for cold-hot water to output the ideal hot water (40°C), with LED indication when it is ready.Does such a thing exist, or is it worth to DIY it?
>>108520163I'd buy property in rural new zealand, it doesn't have to be big just rural.
>tech moneynot all of us work in tech just because we browse a technology board.
>>108520163i stopped buying tech like 15 years ago because i have everything i want and needi have 4 laptops in case one stops working. i just use linux if the windows os is outdated
>>108520163I spent $300 on a bluetooth speaker that lives in my bathroom so I can listen to music while I shit
>>108520237even if the windows os is current i replace it with linux because windows 11 sucks
$50 google pixel watch. its pretty good
>>108520163I spent $25 on a dish scrubbing brush
>>108520163Brass?
>>108520243Underrated. Bathrooms often have echo and unless you live alone and don't have neighbours upstairs-downstairs etc, you would want some kind of noise present while you take a shit. Becaues it is suposed to be a very private thing (more mental comfort for you) and it is unpleasant for everyone else to hear your fart echoing through the entire building.
>>108520163$200 keyboard. The Das Keyboard pro 4 with MX browns to be specific. I realistically could have just kept using my cheap Dell keyboard.
>>108520237i wonder what this bug looked like before plastic surgery
>>108520163i bought rayneo display glasses bretty fun for gaymen, the FOV is shit so i see why these don't have any kind of tracking like VR doesapparently other ones have head tracking, i don't see the point when the technology isn't big enough to fill a real pair of glasses yet
>>108520163I bought new earpads for my old sennheiser HD 569's recently, feels like they're brand new again they're much more comfortable and the sound quality/noise isolation is way better all of a sudden.I'm honestly really bad at buying expensive tech, I penny pinch everything I can when I need to upgrade or buy something new despite having hundreds more I could spend without really feeling it.
