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My software always automatically backs up to an S3 bucket at night. Sometimes I also do it manually and save it to my local computer.

Simply pancakes. I love the ones my mother used to make.

You can start small and upgrade as your needs grow. I think that saves money too.

I've been learning it bit by bit since I was a child. But most of the time, I only change my SSD or RAM every few years.

The most important thing is routine. Of course, a little variety isn't a bad thing. But you should also take breaks and not overdo it.

Simply being on the beach or strolling through the city between shopping stores

Hmm, hard to say. I think I learned from my father to always remain diplomatic.

I like using one-click installations, but sometimes there are problems when the developer releases an update and, in my example, Bitnami always needs time to release an update as well. For this reason, I now only install everything using one-click installation.
The only thing I sometimes use is ...

Hello everyone, I'm Asa, 28 years old. I mostly use hosting in connection with vServers for my small projects

I just use the cheapest iPad to watch YouTube or a series in the evening before going to bed, but otherwise hardly ever for productive things.