Sometimes I put my phone in a case (itโ€™s 99% of the time the

Sometimes I put my phone in a case (itโ€™s 99% of the time the dbrand grip case because itโ€™s just too good and too grippy not to use it) and my phone usage changes. When itโ€™s in the case it feels more like a tool, but when I take it out of the case itโ€™s just a nicely designed object. I fidget with naked phone much more than I do with a grippy case. Interesting observation. Today it is in a case, but on the weekend itโ€™s going to be a case off situation. This was a post about me using a case sometimes. I do think about such things too much.

That’s the issue with PC’s that can’t be moved easily – it’s

That’s the issue with PC’s that can’t be moved easily – it’s too hot for me to sit in the office and I had to move out to the living room (because it has AC) and now I’m on my old (M1) Mac. Also – this Mac works perfectly fine but get’s hot when under heavy load. I still love it though.

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> Google’s goo.gl shortened links will stop working after August 2025Source: Google’s goo.gl shortened links will stop working after August 2025 | AlternativeTo

Don’t trust the big companies, if the spreadsheet says it’s no longer profitable, you’re gonna be fucked. And in the very end – you WILL BE at some point.

God damn, I’m becoming more and more open-web evangelist. And all I really, really want is just to use the thing I like.

I’m fortunate enough to have the means and skills to provide

I’m fortunate enough to have the means and skills to provide services for people, for free, such as a Mastodon or FreshRSS instance. Currently, I’m considering launching another completely free service. I’m gravitating towards either Pixelfed or Writefreely. Pixelfed would be more labor-intensive but would likely attract more users. Writefreely, on the other hand, would be much easier and cheaper (not only in terms of labor), but I’m unsure how many people are interested in having a blog.

Being off Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter sometimes makes m

Being off Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter sometimes makes me feel like I’m missing out on something, like being there would make me happier or more connected. But then I realize that I’m not feeling unhappy or disconnected. Even more, I feel much, much better after getting rid of things that made me glued to my phone. It just feels too good to use them; they can’t be beneficial to my mental health if they feel so dopamine-inducing.