Veres reflects on the evolution of computers from his childhood to the present day, noting how, when he was younger, they were largely inaccessible and costly. In contrast, as technology progressed, he was able to build a personal computer system with relative ease if he had some financial resources and skills. This shift illustrates the growing accessibility of technology over time.

Despite working with hardware in his professional life, Veres finds enjoyment in programming and software development at home. He engages with programming manuals and creates software projects as a form of recreation, highlighting a distinct separation between his work and personal interests in the technological realm.