My god I'm disgusted at all this "millennial tech" shit. They gave my dad two google nest devices (speakers), fortunately for free.

I didn't know much about those devices because, honestly, I couldn't care less. So I thought they were bluethoot speakers. Oh boy I was so wrong.

In order to "pair" them, you need to install the app (google home) in one of your android devices (most likely your phone), then enable your wifi, bluethoot AND, wait to hear this... your GPS. Yeah, apparently it needs your GPS data for something, we don't know what. Fortunately the GPS does not work properly while inside so whatever.

Then you have to add the device, it then appears in your phone (probably through bluetooth), then you connect the device to the WiFi, and then you can finally start using it.

Well, "using" it. The device is intended to be connected to other services such as Spotify, Youtube, Youtube Music, etc. You can send audio to them... but it doesn't work. The audio stutters and the quality is terrible anyways. But then when I tried to pair both speakers, the app stopped working and I couldn't send any more audio to them.

So after trying to fiddle a little bit with them, I said "fuck it". Unplugged them (they don't even have a battery, they need to be connected to the power to work all the time), stored them in their boxes, and that's the end of it.

Its funny that some people still think about buying videogame consoles when PCs are more profitable at this point.

The console costs arround 400-500 and some bundles costs up to around 700. For that price, or maybe a little more, you can get a mid-range PC. It probably wont have ray tracing, but you can still play almost every game in existence.

At least until your AMD drivers crashes mid-game.