Me, but it was because my Hardware was to weak for Debian and that was around probably 25 yrs ago :-)

Very intrigued by your concept of Tau5, looking forward to it

Oh would love to be there and hear that, unfortunately Copenhagen is slightly too far away, still remembering your talk at the Clojure meetup in Zurich around probably more than 10 years ago, curious what has changed for you after SonicPi and Ruby

The Winsor and Newton are very bright, have a very traditional water color palette, which makes subtle colorations hard, but makes bright and luminous pops of color easy.

The color palette of the Faber-Castell has gotten better, but they have a tendency to be too heavy and they have a funny (ugly) form factor.

The Talens Pantone pen has the most marker like color palette, which is good if you don’t want to mix colors all the time and dries fairly water resistant, the Sennelier are unwieldy and hard to work with don't recommend.

The 160 g/m2 Mixed Media Journal is slightly more work while not as sturdy when painting wet. Not every Mixed Media Paper works, it needs to be the right kind of smooth.

Commodore 128, 16 yr old me went alone with around 2000$ in cash to buy herself a computer & monitor, got them home in a shopping cart, in the end had to reprogram everything for 2 months until I could afford a Datasette (none of the adults I had access to, knew anything tech, magazines were sparse)

Ah nice, decided to try Godot for my project, always looking for cool tutorials