Moments looks good.

From Peter:

Moments is a quiet photoblog for people who take photos as part of life.

It is not social media. There are no likes, no follower counts, no rankings, and no pressure to post often.

Moments are simply organised by time, because time is enough. Newer moments come first. Older ones slowly move down.

While Hakkerman critiques the expectation of financial support for blogging, I am actually in the camp of brib… err… tipping bloggers. No really, let me explain.

I’ve stopped fighting the afternoon slump and started ti accept it as a positive thing I’m looking forward to. Trading 20 minutes of “hustle” for a quick nap gives me a second morning boost, a brain reboot, and enough energy to exercise.

I’ve been wrestling with the privacy trade-offs of journaling on my work-managed iPhone for too long. The solution? Meta denote-journal notes on my Linux desktop. Seems like I write a lot 🤔

I’m enjoying Vivaldi on Linux so far, and I keep discovering new things. As a matter of fact, could I get your help discovering more awesome Vivaldi features?

It seems like the Windows app (RMD) is messing up Emacs. It constantly freezes.

The issue seems to be with copy-paste. pboard (clipboard) doesn’t handle RMD’s clipboard well.

Screw RMD. I will just use my old setup (run locally from the Mac). Every day I like Microsoft even less.

Sometimes you just gotta laugh at yourself.

Interview with an Emacs Enthusiast in 2023 with Emerald McS., PhD

People don’t quit Emacs. They just die at some point.

Brilliant.

Revisiting Subnautica with a new perspective: strategic cheating. It makes the game actually enjoyable when your brain works like a browser with 47 tabs open. It also helps me be a little bit less scared. Don’t judge me just yet! That’s what this post is for.

Another browser? Why not. After wrestling with flatpak sandboxing, broken Grammarly, and manual updates in Zen, I found Vivaldi waiting with an apt option. Now I’m CSS-styling tab stacks and accidentally discovering I like the built-in email client. The Linux browser saga continues. See you back on Firefox in 6 months, probably. 🙃