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Why I Stopped Buying Tech Gifts for Developers and Started Buying Clothes Instead I used to think buying a gift for someone who loves computers meant buying something technical. A gadget, a coding book, a keyboard accessory, or anything that looked smart enough to belong near a laptop. But I learned that computer people are usually very specific about what they like. They already know which tools they want, which courses they trust, and which gadgets they will actually use. That is why I stopped guessing and started paying attention to what made them smile. The first time it really clicked was with my friend who had just started learning Python. He was not learning it casually. One evening, he sat for almost five hours straight writing small programs, testing loops, fixing errors, and getting excited every time the code finally worked. To me, five hours of Python sounded exhausting. To him, it sounded like a perfect day. He kept talking about functions, variables, and error messages li...