Classy Hatter

Depending on your needs, virtual machine might be the easiest solution.

There’s a bug with the side buttons. After you long press a side button, the next short press won’t do anything. Kind of annoying.

Their “brand-new UI” isn’t much of a change. At least, I haven’t noticed any significant improvements. Toggle buttons are now rectangle, instead of the rounded pill shape, and some icons are different. I think they changed the system font, but I changed it back.

Dark Mode in Neo Reader is an improvement, except that I don’t use that app. Quickly tested it, and it doesn’t seem to invert images, so you won’t see them in dark mode. Systemwide dark mode would have been a significant UI improvement. Hopefully they’ll come up with one some day.

The best improvement I have noticed is the new anti-flicker feature. When using “speed” refresh mode (I think it’s called “balanced” on other devices), the display flickered annoyingly if there was any animation.

Loose-leaf tea steeped in a gaiwan, which ever tea leaves I happen to have.

I am so oversensitive to caffeine, that I tend to lose my sleep if I drink even a cup of coffee a day. So, if I drink coffee, I prefer decaf. There are some good decaf coffees nowadays.

Fun fact: Black tea is called red tea in China, because of the color.

L-theanine might help with caffeine’s side effects. Theanine is a compound found in tea. It’s believed to reduce the negative side effects of caffeine, without affecting the positive effects of it.

Absolutely bonkers, they were testing that thing so close to population. There are residential areas within about 1km/mile from the test site. In one of the videos, it sounds like the blast wave destroyed some window. So, even if that thing would have only exploded during the test, it would have caused harm in those areas. Luckily, it landed on an empty area.

Finland indeed is UTC+3 (EEST, East European Summer Time), so your times seem correct.

Fan Control is great. Like you mentioned, the possibility to create mix fan curves is really helpful. For example, if either CPU or GPU gets hot, you can set all the case fans to ramp up. There are good guide videos on YouTube that shows how to set it up.