Long-term hardware builds, collections, and system setups focused on durability, practicality, and real-world use rather than trends.
From discovering Dune through the RTS game to hunting down all six Frank Herbert books across Booksale and Fully Booked. Why I collected the complete series, what these books taught me about power and politics, and why that lost 1977 Berkley edition still hurts. This is about building a library that earns its shelf space.
Most mechanical keyboards aren’t broken they’re just dirty, dry, or neglected. This article breaks down how to keep a keyboard running for years, why most people replace them too early, and why maintenance matters more than collecting.
My first RPG wasn’t a video game. It was a Star Wars pen-and-paper RPG played with dice, character sheets, and imagination. We didn’t own the rulebook, campaigns took months, and by round three, everyone was dead.
