I've benefitted a lot from setting up digital silos to keep different kinds of content separate. Separate email apps and browsers for "work" and "personal" stuff, for instance.
This HN post got me thinking that maybe a "content consumption" browser might even be worth considering. All the "to read/watch" tabs in one place, etc. This Basic Attention Token, if well implemented, would complement that approach perfectly I think: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15722299
"What information consumes is rather obvious: it consumes the attention of its recipients... [A] wealth of information creates a poverty of attention."
- Herbert Simon
#TMI 😓
Being a black coffee drinker is the best.
Milk gone sour? No problem.
Ran out of sugar? Meh, stuff is poison anyway.
Just give me a plain ol' hot cup of bitter burnt bean water and I'm happy.
@Are0h I've been on dat Beta for weeks now, and I have to say, I'm impressed.
I'm no coder, but as a "power user" (gross term I know, but kinda true: lots of specific extensions, multiple profiles, lots of tabs, etc.) who formerly used Chrome almost exclusively, I'm pretty happy with the whole Quantum thing. Way faster than Chrome, super customizable, lots of nice little functional details.
Plus, you know, Mozilla feels (is?) a lot less creepy than Google.
@Stratski @thelovebing Oh crap, good point. I don't have a negative scanner and hadn't thought about buying one tbh.
What about processing? A quick search makes it seem like most typical consumer photo development places (drug stores, etc.) can't handle half-format...
@Stratski I am indeed a bit hesitant about 120 film, yeah. Trying to avoid anything that might end up being a barrier to just getting out and shooting (and then getting the film developed obvs).
Interesting idea with the underwater cam tho. And: wow, nice snap!
