Blame Putin

I especially like this one

What a clever way to bring natural light indoors.

At least RCV is a single and measurable cause to ralley around. I feel like public pressure tends to be more effective when focused on causes such as these.

It’s like a crazy but organized game of ping pong

I’ve switched my tooth brushing from before I go to bed (it became a mental barrier for going to bed) to doing it after washing my hands when I arrive home.

A bit over a month? This was in the winter and I didn’t feel unclean/like I needed it so I just kinda forgot.

Now I want to try both things on a water bed

Eastern Europe used them tons

Very pretty.

Haha. I think I have seen these with a couple of windows smashed. Although something tells me they’d be quite hard to smash — like a CRT.

You could defo play scrabble on it with one of those liquid chalk pens

And while we’re at it, these yellow-lit interiors with brown tiles were pretty too.

https://lemmy.world/comment/17440269

Hmm that’s a very good question. I guess you could even argue that the current model is better because there is no single tracker and your data is split between multiple competing entities (Google Analytics, Facebook, …). I suppose the model I’m proposing would only be better if the party reading your history and distributing funds according to it could be trusted not to sell that info (perhaps if it was forced to be a nonprofit or such?). Perhaps it would even be possible to solve it in a way that your browsing history would never have to leave your device, and the micropayments could be made directly by your web browser as you browsed. Ie. each http request would come with a micropayment attached.

I suspect that people wouldn’t actually be that averse to paying for things as long as the prices were miniscule (>=1 cent)

their “AI” features

Oh :(. Looks like they must have still viewed you as a product rather than a paying customer… It seems they must have calculated that training models on your data and selling those would make them more money than just raising the price of the subscription. I suppose the structural problem then is that selling your data is something a business can always do to make a buck regardless of if you are (or aren’t) already paying them.

(Meme from 2019)

Look at all the things that are the result of humans direct action. Now understand how many jobs occurred for the person that finally “did the thing” you’re looking at.

Hmm, this is actually a great perspective to look at this from. I’ll try this out

The intersectional jobs aee also a great tip. I’ll start digging

So essentially throwing a ton of things at the wall and seeing what sticks (when you don’t know what thing (eg. job) you actually want to aim for)? Hmm I can imagine that being the best approach at times

You are right that being delibarate about picking a strategy and constantly returning to it so it structures your ADHD brain is a very helpful approach. What I’m looking to hear about is people’s alternatives to the strategy of googling when the goal is finding real-world opportunities like jobs or housing. Ie. other methods for traversing that net of chaos.