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If you like this, you will love the book The Design of Everyday Things. You will never look at a door the same way again. https://a.co/d/65WzcpJ
It's amazing that pathogens capable of living on surfaces haven't wiped us out already. Thanks immune system.
...and I thought I was the only one photographing apparently pointless stuff. I like this.
When I'm doing home repair and my endoscope isn't handy I use my phone as a periscope. Because of this it is full of "pointless" photos e.g. dozens of out-of-focus shots behind my AV receiver in my stereo cabinet to make sure I didn't over-strain a cable while pushing it back. Does this count as pointless stuff?
It's sites like these that make me dearly miss the old internet. Then I remember that the old internet is mostly still there, just buried under the ad-riddled mass-produced garbage pile of the current internet, and there are ways to dig through to it, but I never do.
Exactly my sentiment. I’d like to add that I’m grieving the discoverability of all these ingenious self made often a bit unpolished experiences. Platforms come to provide a shiny space for the makers and then slowly enshittify everything snuffing out the life out of the originals. Just like Disney ;)
It's sites like these that make me dearly miss the old internet. Then I remember that the old internet is mostly still there, just buried under the ad-riddled mass-produced garbage pile of the current internet, and there are ways to dig through to it, but I never do.
It's amazing that pathogens capable of living on surfaces haven't wiped us out already. Thanks immune system.
It's sites like these that make me dearly miss the old internet. Then I remember that the old internet is mostly still there, just buried under the ad-riddled mass-produced garbage pile of the current internet, and there are ways to dig through to it, but I never do.
Exactly my sentiment. I’d like to add that I’m grieving the discoverability of all these ingenious self made often a bit unpolished experiences. Platforms come to provide a shiny space for the makers and then slowly enshittify everything snuffing out the life out of the originals. Just like Disney ;)
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It's so much harder to find the good parts of the web like this than it used to be that it drains a lot of the fun out of it.
Is there any particular technique anyone uses to find sites like this? About the only way I know of is to happen across a link to them on some forum, like this instance.
1. https://portal.mozz.us/gemini/gemini.circumlunar.space/capco...
2. https://portal.mozz.us/gemini/rawtext.club/~sloum/spacewalk....