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<p>In 2008, while I was in <em>collège</em> (the French middle school) and before I even knew about the concept of open source software, I discovered Sweet Home 3D on a laptop that my cousins had recovered from a nearby dump.</p>
<p>That laptop was running Windows XP Pro. My cousins knew about the trick where you can reboot into Safe Mode and get access to a usually passwordless <em>Administrator</em> account, but they were only used to the Home Edition login screen where you can just click into the account, not to the Pro login screen where you have to type the username and password. I tried typing in <kbd>Administrator</kbd> without a password, and did get into the laptop, so we could play games on that laptop during our holidays.</p>
<p>I brought that laptop to a skate park and drew a scooter on Paint, then put it into an <abbr title="Rich Text Format">RTF</abbr> documentation next to a cookie recipe, making this the oldest document that I created and still have in my archives.</p>
<p>A few months later, I stumbled upon it again, during a time where I was playing the Sims 2 and 3 with a classmate, and played with it and other 3D software to design random homes. I say design homes, but really I was just creating a new plan, drawing a house, and giving up halfway through or just making Sweet Home 3D render complete nonsense. I think more houses should have all of their furniture upside down, that sounds much more practical.</p>
<p>I brought that laptop to a skate park and drew a scooter on Paint, then put it into an <abbr title="Rich Text Format">RTF</abbr> document next to a cookie recipe, making this the oldest document that I created and still have in my archives.</p>
<p>A few months later, I stumbled upon Sweet Home 3D again, during a time where I was playing the Sims 2 and 3 with a classmate, and played with it and other 3D software to design random homes. I say design homes, but really I was just creating a new plan, drawing a house, and giving up halfway through or just making Sweet Home 3D render complete nonsense. I think more houses should have all of their furniture upside down, that sounds much more practical.</p>
<p>Anyway, I still do occasionally play with it nowadays. I found out that it was made by a French developer, and that the French forensics service got them to add more models, so you can now put shotguns in your houses! And most importantly of course, it has a blog with an <a href="https://www.sweethome3d.com/blog/rss.xml" target="_blank">RSS feed</a> and an <a href="https://www.sweethome3d.com/blog/atom.xml" target="_blank">Atom feed</a>.</p>
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