Whilst privacy and security are important (especially considering our jobs), it still might be nice to get to know each other a little better. I'm sure many of us have interests outside of digital forensics!

So, what are your hobbies? What do you enjoy doing in your spare time?

Personally, I'm a fan of:

- Reading (crime fiction, psychology, philosophy, physics)
- Star Trek (and hold the controversial opinion that Voyager is the best Trek)
- Singing (soprano in my local choir, and what I call "punk-folk", aka my own creations)

Your turn!  

Hi, so I know this post is old but I thought why not still give it a go.

One of my hobbies is graphic design so I spend a bit of my free time playing around in Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign. Also watching tutorials and taking online graphic design classes.

I also do a bit of webdesign and development, I especially live dabbling in PHP  

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Omar, I'm jealous, I've always wanted to be good at design!

Igor, your hobby sounds interesting. Where do you get your old hard drives from? I seem to accidentally collect dead computers - people are always giving me their old broken machines. Less of a hobby in my case and more of an affliction though...
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Good day everyone!

From the old hard disk, you can extract both niodymium magnets and apply them in various variations
From the old hard drive you can make a mini emery

Best Wishes,
V