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I got one radio, one computer, one iPad, one phone, a couple of cameras and a whole lot of software. Then I bought a wife. My wife is so bad with computers that I bought her a Mac and that's her Mac. You don't touch my Mac. You play on your Mac. That's about as far as the technology goes, other than you want to count a television and an Xbox out in the other room. We have a very unique technology for turning on lights and adjusting heat. It was given to me at birth and it's called a thumb and an index finger. I could see that coming. I'm the same way. I don't put technology in for the sake of putting it in. I don't bypass anything that's manual. Anything I automate also has the manual controls. All my light switches still have work. I just hate coming home to a dark house here. When I get up in the morning, it's pitch black. Still is now. Usually by 5 o'clock when I'm leaving work, it's getting dark. By the time I get to the house, it's dark. I don't want to leave the lights on all the time. I automate them. It's funny, we're talking about bulletin boards and packet radio. Ham Radio Crash Course just posted a video about getting BBS email on Meshtastic. It's still alive. They're still working on it.