CDs/DVDs => Downloading/Streaming
Perl/PHP => Python
Harddisk => SSD
SVN/CVS => GIT/Mercurial
Academia => Business
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CDs/DVDs => Downloading/Streaming
Perl/PHP => Python
Harddisk => SSD
SVN/CVS => GIT/Mercurial
Academia => Business
It suits me better.
Prototype > Jquery
SVN/CVS > Mercurial
Eclipse > Netbeans
Drive to work -> Walk to work
Prepared food -> Cook from basic ingredients
Radio 1 -> Radio 4
Java -> Anything else
Expensive SUV -> Sensible economical car
Paper books only -> Kindle & Audible
Being a bigot about particular operating system and languages -> Not really caring anymore (apart from Java)
[Edit: The thing about Java is more today with my own, in retrospect, slightly embarrassing "advocacy" of the language in the period '95 to '00 - rather than the issues the language has as the new Cobol].
Windows => Mac
Spinning rust => SSD
Of course, there are tons of technology changes that have been great. The things that have made a huge impact in my life are:
Pure techie => Learning sales
Employee => Business owner
Sales is all psychology. It totally changes your view of the world. It's not about how things should be, but about how things are regardless. A business degree didn't teach anything that mattered about that.
Windows > Linux CD-R backups > Dropbox Two monitors > One 30" Dell Monitor (Best purchase ever btw) Pirating Music > Spotify (I even pay a subscription) TV > Youtube, BBC iPlayer, other steaming services (and now no TV licence fee) Crap diet > Learning to cook Paperwork > iPad IDE > gEdit Landline > Mobile I'm sure there are others. One thing i'd love to do is live totally off the grid, reuse water, generate own elec…
Parkour => taekwondo
Monitor(s) => Very large Samsung TV
Notepad++ => Sublime Text
Walking => running
TV => competitive gaming
No 3 item todo list => 3 item todo list
Single project focus => multiple open-ended projects
Books => Kindle