Since I mentioned that [I had no time to post](https://steemit.com/steem/@mejustandrew/i-had-no-time-to-post) I have received some popular feedback which boosted my confidence, and also tried to remain active, check a lot of others posts and upvoted and sometimes commented on them. Basically these days I went through the *new* page and upvoted everything which seemed posted by a human with at least 1% of my voting weight in the worst cases. I did this because I know how rare it is to find somebody who upvotes your posts in this world of loneliness and platform of bots where everybody is too busy to produce content, and way too few people remember to interact and read others pages. 

If receiving an upvote when somebody felt disappointed, or a comment when they feel lonely makes at least one person not to want to leave this place, then my job is done, I am happy for it!

This is the exact same case of the people commenting and upvoting [my other post](https://steemit.com/steem/@mejustandrew/i-had-no-time-to-post) in which I have expressed my disappointment by this platform. They helped me a lot and I have to say a big thanks to them! And DC, I have listened to your song, it sound pretty good, but I'll be honest to say that I don't like it that much, even though it fits perfectly the comment :D Here, have one that I found again after quite some time, and I enjoyed listening again:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q46xYqUwZQ

Another thing that I have done these days is the fact that I have delegated some SP to @minnowsupport and to @tribesteemup, as I know that they are going to power a part of the ecosystem of this platform, especially the one of minnows and newcomers, which need to be helped a lot. As I have told before, if you find some good content producers who need some help, or are underrewarded, you can let me their profiles, or just tag me in a comment at their post, and I will take a look and make sure that I upvote them or even resteem or find other ways to help them a bit.

In my ~~real~~ other life, I have just changed the cooler of my processor, which was quite challenging for a newbie on the hardware side. Okay, I know these things in theory, but I never opened a PC before so that knowledge is almost nothing compared to the real stuff. This is how the old one looked like:

![image.png](https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmZzCDiDWmJdoSQRktRDWDmt31y3qEBN2sdwZsEuSStBTM)

And now this is how the new one looks like:

![image.png](https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/Qmf1tzWYMJrKBpo5H2r2Zy22CoPkcDahSi6AxQjxcEH8RS)

Sorry, I was so nervous while I was installing it, so I forgot to take a picture of it before, to gain an idea of how big it is compared to the old one, but trust me, it does an amazing job.

I am writing this post from my PC which is now under a stress test. having its CPU at full load for almost two hours and all of this not getting over 63 degrees Celsius which is quite amazing, while the cooler does not complain at all, not making any loud noise or going at least to full capacity. 

![image.png](https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmcjRQnKxCoS9oveWL5XCb5e1UwmWgrHEjaGz2ARNzJsHc)

I want to remember you that it is going this way for *hours* and the old cooler was not able to support that for a half of hour when it got damaged and kept making noise after this experience, but after all, it was a stock cooler. With this one I am sure that I have nothing to worry about and I can even go for a small overclock, but I don't need it right now, I like its stability.

I promised you that I was going to talk about the things that did not satisfied me on this platform, but I guess I will postpone this for another time, and until then...

Thanks for being amazing!