You can still do all those things Franko, if you want to learn about today's machines and enthuse about hardware or software details it's all there.
More like computing went from being a hobby shared by a niche group who had these sorts of interests - to commodity items that are owned by people who really just want a black-box device to serve up internets and entertainments. The same thing happened with most emergent technology like steam trains, motor cars, radio, film, TV, etc...
On topic; the Amiga platform is well past its sell by date.
The kind of "resurrect Amiga" speculation/discussion/rants we see on this board today needed to be (and was) had 10-15 years ago. No one did anything meaningful then, no one is going to do anything of significance now.
Better just to remember it fondly for what it was and enjoy (the good bits) of what's left.
