#Linux user, #Python developer, #Emacs enthusiast, secular humanist and Shorinji Kempo practitioner. I also enjoy fantasy TTRPGs, including solo play.
Since filtering by language doesn't work on your personal timeline on Mastodon, I'm unlikely to follow people who primarily post in languages other than English or Swedish - sorry.
| Pronouns | he/him |
| TTRPG website | https://TTRPG-Hangout.com |
| TTRPG Mastodon account | https://ttrpg-hangout.social/@enfors |
@alternativeto I struggle with this. I don't use an ad blocker, because the ones who made the site should get paid. But yes, a lot of sites are F---ING OBNOXIOUS with the way they handle their ads. Typically, I just close the tab when I come across them. Not worth it.
That way, I don't "cheat" sites with acceptable ad practices out of their compensation, and I also don't get to view content "for free" (read: without seeing their ads) on obnoxious sites. I just say no thanks to them. Feels fair.
ADHD meant constantly fighting for structure.
Every productivity tool forced me into its boxes, rigid folders, fixed categories.
Emacs Org Mode changed the game.
I don't adapt to the tool; the tool adapts to me. No filing anxiety, just tags and capture.
Finally, a system that works like my brain, so far
@marlinz Oh man, sounds a lot like what I did. I built a dashboard which shows me my todos when I start Emacs. Each morning I have a look through them, and tag a few of them with "Focus". Those are the ones I want to get done that day.
Then, I have a different todo view which shows me ONLY the ones marked "Focus". That way it becomes way less overwhelming.
And the best part - the CRITICAL part - is that I enjoy this morning routine.
@zyd And here's an example of me catching Gemini being wrong, and it acknowledging that.
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Marc