Hmmm, that's a good question!

I think in terms of software, it would have to be the GNU coreutils, they're pretty old :v, but physically, hmm, dunno!

The coolest one I use regularly would likely be the Agilent PCIe analyzer I have sitting next to me, but I'm working on building a replacement for that :3c

Mmmm,

I'm a huge fan of eco-brutalist architecture, so something with a lot of exposed raw concrete and steel, but also lots of moss and vines and ferns and stuff.

Enough room for a nice dedicated workshop and office space, and to have a bunch of friends over for hacking on things, but also small enough to be cozy when there is not many people there.

Ideally somewhere that stays decently chilly all year round, I'm not a big fan of the heat :v

Oooh, that's a tough one,

I don't know if this could be called a "feature" but the lack of ability for projects to have more than one PCB document, it makes it more of a pain in the ass to design large multi-board projects.

An actual feature that I dislike would be the new ".history" thing they added, it makes sense from a backup sense, but when your KiCad project is already in a Git repo, now you have a git repo in a git repo and it's just a little annoying.

It's like alterspring, or retrospring, or.....

It's a site where you can ask people questions!

That's kinda complicated, honestly. I just think it's interesting and tend to just follow everything that catches my attention and interest.

It's fun to learn about the technology behind these things, and I dunno, I just think they're neat!

all squish is good squish

No, but I didn't think of that!

I'm a very big fan of big squish, if it wasn't apparent :v

Squish!