I used to be all about the upgrades: my first main computer was a big tower PC, and I must've upgraded most of the components inside, including the power supply

I used to be all about the upgrades: my first main computer was a big tower PC, and I must've upgraded most of the components inside, including the power supply at one point. Always kept my just about 'on-trend' with minimal costs, but buggy as hell, especially under the version of Windows (98, etc.) around at the time. I just replaced my 9-year old Macbook Pro with an M2 mini and, understandably, it feels like a massive upgrade. But the laptop didn't even feel particularly old after a decade, just 'underpowered'. I've realised that upgrading is a nice option to have, but it's even nicer just to not need it in the first place.