WorseDoughnut 🍩

I have cd && clear aliased as home

Lazy aliases unite!

I always end up disabling it on banking and .gov websites, just because I’ve run into issues where uBlock has broken those kinds of poorly made websites pretty often.

Same speed, except they’re gouging me for $90 a month over here.

Isn’t pink generally the same phenomenon? Something about it being the “absence of green light” rather than its own distinct spot on the visible spectrum.

Damn i forgot about boxhead… I must have spent more hours in that game than anything in my Steam library back in the day.

Top artist was The Thermals, top song was Escape by The Bloody Beetroots / Toxic Avenger

I also had the Alias 2, and then it became my mom’s phone after I moved on to my first smartphone (HTC One M7). Loved that stupid double flipping thing to death, such a great design with the e-paper or w/e for the buttons so they could change for the different perspective / context.

On both, but I haven’t bothered to touch mastodon in a while.

I can appreciate some of the ideas that draw people into Mastoson but for me it’s just super boring though, everyone that I followed on Twitter who moved over is still great to see content from, but the overall vibe of both the instance I’m on and the global federated feed is either just the same stuff for a whole day and a half or infinite small un-curated posts. It doesn’t have that twitter “feel” of stuff I want to see and stuff I might want to see.

Bluesky on the other hand has a lot of user-generated “feeds” that lets me try out some different options, many of which offer exactly what I miss about Twitter. Still no magic algorithms as smart as Twitter’s was / is, but the user-generated stuff does a good job most of the time in showing me content from accounts I follow, accounts that they interact with frequently, and content that is similar to what I follow and interact with. It’s a lot more satisfying and useful to scroll down for a bit than on Mastodon.

Love my Pixel, love my Pixel Bud Pros, love my Pixel Watch. Would never use Chrome over Firefox, though I use google search & assistant all the time.

I have a gmail, but it’s devolved into a “email i give to sites i know will spam me and sell my data and send me endless marketing crap” pit, and instead have a proton mail that I use for everything personal / important.

I have zero “brand loyalty” towards google though, I only use products of theirs insofar as they are the best in the class / category that I’m looking for. And for now, that happens to be first-party android devices / wearables, but certainly not browsers. Far from a fanboy, but I also don’t subscribe to the weird hate hivemind on here.