“Digitally, I am too much. And I’m dieting. Sometimes I get the munchies and install something in an intellectual fit of gluttony – an app, an Amazing New Tool That Will Change My Life, a videogame, etc. – but I almost always end up deleting it. I try to be a little less every day, and the best way I’ve found to do that is to play a game called Die World Die. I pull out my phone, switch on Pomodroido and for 25 / 35 / 45 minutes, I pretend the Internet doesn’t exist. When I finish, I need the Internet a little less and I need actual contact with people a little more.
When I fail to do this with the important things, I end up feeling weary and jaded. But when I do this with the important things, I love the Internet again and I’m filled with optimism.
I love the Web. But I aspire to needing it much less, and thereby making better use of it.” – Mike Sowden
Author Archives: Robin
Ilska bränns
Att hålla fast vid ilska är som att greppa en het kolbit med avsikten att slänga den på någon annan. Du är den som blir bränd.
– Jonas Hassen Khemiri, “Jag ringer mina bröder”
BrowserDiet
http://browserdiet.com/
“The definitive front-end performance guide”
An autonomous way of living
If your purpose in coming to Shorinji Kempo is simply from a desire to learn weaponless combat, then you shouldn’t be here anyway. It’s the desire to gain an autonomous way of living, no matter what it takes – people who think that way are welcome.
– So Doshin
Hey DN – Vad är detta?
Hey DN.se – vad är tanken bakom denna? Är det till för dem som är extra sugna att kolla in dagens annonser i papperstidningen?