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ARC Raiders Night 🕹️ Bad start, great ending!

🎮 TechDanne – First ARC Raiders Video & Kick Stream

In this first video from TechDanne, I’m testing ARC Raiders and sharing the highlights from my Kick stream.

🌟 Highlights:

📌 More gaming videos will be uploaded to:

💻 TechDanne Hardware will continue focusing on PC hardware, retro tech, and hands-on insights, while TechDanne is for chill gaming and community vibes.

🌐 I strive to keep everything integrated here on techdanne.com, so all my content, updates, and highlights can be found in one place.

🕹️ Join in, hang out in chat next time I go live, or check out previous clips!

Goodbye Hardware Blast… Hello TechDanne.com and TechDanne Hardware!

Hey everyone! 👋

Just a quick update… I’ve changed my website and channel names to something that fits me better now. 🙌

I’m moving away from Hardware Blast and switching everything to TechDanne.com. The YouTube channel is now called TechDanne Hardware.

Today I spent some time behind the scenes moving the old website to the new one. Of course, there were some technical challenges with .htaccess files… 😅

Don’t worry, HardwareBlast.com still works for now and will take you straight to TechDanne.com 🚀

Make sure to check out my YouTube channel, TechDanne Hardware, for all the latest videos!

Thanks for sticking with me. I’m excited about this new chapter!

As Time Goes By…

Do you remember the first decade of Internet? Some of you were to young or not even born. Internet boomed in the middle of 90’s. I used Internet for the first time 1995. I was going in school and we had 486 and Pentiums connected to the Internet. It was really slow and that’s why chats like IRC was to prefer. It was a time of pranks and anarchy but after downloaded low-res photos of Pamela Andersson 1000 times we were really serious. The IRC platform were great for chatting with other nerds as well as arrange spontaneous parties. Soon Mirabilis ICQ become popular, but IRC never died. You can still use and enjoy IRC.