I just ditched my 17 year long @eumrz handle. I will be @estebantxo from now on. Here’s a very short introduction.
I guess a growing number of us feel this way.
I am beginning to feel squeezed for every penny, increasing prices of phones, services, and everything they can. Limiting features to the US and generally behaving like a petulant child when they have to comply with laws that protect users.
This is what I wrote:
I should go back to blogging and interacting with people in social media. I am not even reading my RSS feeds. Somebody told me that if I wanted to go analog I should go all in and I really took it to heart. I am reading more and writing more for myself and overall I am much less stressed than I used to be, but I miss the web. Or do I? I’m not even sure.
And this is MS Copilot’s version. Prompt: Rewrite this and clean it up.
I’ve been considering a return to blogging and engaging with others on social media, as I’ve neglected my RSS feeds lately. A friend suggested that if I truly wanted to embrace an analog lifestyle, I should commit fully, and I’ve taken that advice seriously. Now, I find myself reading and writing more for personal enjoyment, which has significantly reduced my stress levels. However, there’s a part of me that longs for the connection the internet provides. Yet, I’m torn, unsure if that’s truly what I miss.
Almog, Andrey, Shlomi and Noa, welcome home.
I hesitate about building a Now page because I have the feeling that I’ve been in the same state for the last twenty years (trying to keep up with my job) and I’m afraid a Now page is going to make it evident.
I read about a feature in Bluesky that lets you share a mute-list,with accounts that, for some particular reason, someone doesn’t want to read. One can subscribe to that kind of list and mute that people too. It’s the last thing I’d want for myself. I want to be exposed to views different from mine.
Day 30++: unputdownable #mbapr I have a few other watches and I always come back to this one.
Day 30+: bubble #mbapr This is Amaiur, my vacation bubble. There’s bubbles in the beer, too.
Thank you for so much joy. Sid tibi terra levis.
Something good can be said about my new digital habits when I find out about an Apple event on new iPads after it has happened, and I don’t feel like missing anything out.
Update: Oh, it’s not this Tuesday, it’s next Tuesday. All right, still don’t care.
Day 30: hometown #mbapr
This is the town I now live in, not actually my hometown. But I don’t have a proper one and I wanted to show you this picture.
Day 29: drift #mbapr
This is the closest I’ve got in my photo roll.
Day 28: Community #mbapr I hope the Rubik cubes are visible. It’s a picture of children gathered around a puzzle shop to play with Rubik cubes. They ended up creating a mosaic with a thousand cubes.
Ok so, if I understand this correctly, if I crosspost from Micro.blog to Bluesky, replies from Bluesky show up in the Micro.blog timeline, but my reply to that reply does not show up in Bluesky. Is that correct, @manton ? I guess it’s because Bluesky is not fully ActivityPub?
My wife and I enjoyed a beautiful day at the 20th Collection Plant Exhibition, in the natural park of Pagoeta (Basque Country).
Day 27: surprise #mbapr
In the movie Now You See Me 2, Woody Harrelson plays two characters: a magician and his twin brother. I really think the twin’s persona is a histrionic version of Matthew McConaughey.
Bad guys in movies always have windows surface laptops.
Day 26: Yes, we are going to stand here staring at you like dumb critters, you stupid dog. #mbapr
Day 25: spines a few. #mbapr