human (noun) — any living or extinct member of the family Hominidae characterized by superior intelligence, articulate speech, and erect carriage. #

In all formerly communist countries, May First is a holiday, marking the unofficial start of springtime and barbecue season. However, I decided to spend this day with friends, going out for a walk in my city and then we took a ride towards the nearby dam.

“How about this weekend, we have a laser-disc marathon, okay?” — Ross Geller

Outsmart the cops, and enter weekly qualifiers for The Grand: the ultimate street race. Pack your garage with precision-tuned, custom rides.

technology — the constant hum of devices, the never-ending buzz of notifications, the fragmentation of attention, and the erosion of genuine connection.

renewal (noun) — an instance of resuming something after an interruption.

Gear is for six months. Transmog is forever. — Folk tale

Welcome to the last part of the series dedicated to #MARCHintosh 2025! Adter I dabbled with the 1984 Macintosh Plus, then switched to the 2001 iBook G3/500 and then the 2006 White Macbook, I decided for the last week to go somewhere in between. So meet the 2011 MacBook Air. Yes, it’s an 11" and it’s so small and cute, you’d think it’s a tablet. You know this one, I’ve recently written about it.

“Happiness only real when shared — Christopher McCandless

Because for the first part of the #MARCHintosh challenge I used a 1984 Macintosh Plus and for the second week I used the iBook G3/500 from 2001, it felt only right to move on to the next time period, and I stopped at another white laptop, this time, the 13.3" MacBook from 2006, the white one. From the get go, this is a very special laptop to me, as it was the first Apple laptop I ever got, bought second hand from someone found online.

If you haven’t read the first part of the #MARCHintosh challenge, make sure to take a look over there as well. Unfortunately, because the Macintosh Plus feels a bit air-gapped, there’s not much I can do in order of sharing content from and to it. So after playing a few rounds qof Space Invaders, I decided to use a different Macintosh for each subsequent week of this month. I was lucky, because while I was just powering up some of the old computers I had, the iBook properly turned on this time.