@karin_artss @thor
I would suggest you dig in what's going on in the computer at the circuit level and some Assembly from above to understand the true power and difficulty of this beast of a machine.

@thor @karin_artss
Her?

@mur2501 @thor I'm actually a woman :D

@karin_artss @thor
Holy cow
I thought Karin is a male name

@mur2501 @thor Don't worry about it, I'm totally cool with it and in fact a lot of Finns confuse their own names. Apparently everybody thinks that "Liinu" is a male name while it's female. "Liinus" on the other hand, is the male equivalent. As for "Karin" and "Kari", the first one is feminine and the latter one is masculine :'D

@karin_artss @thor
My surname literally means 'I have perfume'

@thor @karin_artss
In India many of the surnames refers to what work the family does or used to do.
My grandfather used to sell perfumes so that's there.
Meanwhile the surnames of one of my friend literally means 'chain', the family he comes from back in time used to work with metals making chain armours and other stuffs.

@mur2501 @thor naming after jobs is also more common in 🇩🇪, for example some of the most common names are Müller (miller) and Schmidt/Schmied (smith). But my own family name does not fit into the scheme, at least as far as I know.

@Johann150
What do the surname 'Hitler' refers to?
@thor

@mur2501 @thor 🤷 he was from 🇦🇹

@thor @mur2501 I'm not even sure about mine but I bet it means a person who makes butter 😎

@karin_artss @thor
There is a very old famous cafe in Mumbai and the surname of the owners is 'Bottleopenerwala' which basically means 'the bottle opener one'

@mur2501 @thor At first it sounded like a cool surname but idk if it's just me but mixing English into other languages sounds wrong to me :'D

@karin_artss @thor
300 years of British rule was more wrong. Mixing English in everything is just it's outcome.

@mur2501 @thor No matter how much time passes, I still get shivers when I think about different colonies...

@karin_artss
Actually British were the last one to take interest in colonizing India. Portuguese, French and Dutch wanted the subcontinent. Dutch passed the rights of colonization of India to England after the Anglo-Dutch wars.

@mur2501 That sounds nasty tho... the fact that India was like a trophy everybody were fighting over

@karin_artss
The reason History textbooks exists in schools is not that we were great but we were evil.

@mur2501 Although it's important to phrase the things correctly and not to bend the truth too much

@karin_artss
Understand one thing, there never was an absolute truth nor ever will be. It all depends upon the observer what it sees and what it rejects, at the end the observer itself is a part of the very same system it is observing

@thor @mur2501 I tried to open my 3DS -> I ended up stripping the screw.

Just last month I tried to fix my joycons but I ended up stripping the screws again.

Nah man if I try to open my laptop I'm gonna get post-traumatic down syndrome

@karin_artss @thor
You don't really have to open your laptop to understand the hardware working of the computers