Threads is intriguing but feels like the wild west. Mastodon has the best apps but discovery of people is really hard. Micro.blog is comfortable, like sitting in the lounge of an old pub. The problem is there are people I want to follow on all of the networks but I can’t do it from one app.
In all honesty I would like an app with the polish of Ivory to follow people from, keep up with the timeline in, and post to my own self hosted blog that looks and is structured exactly how I want it to be. I feel like that is a possibility but one that is always slightly out of reach.
Iโve seen a few posts from people sharing where theyโve been and thought it was interesting. So Iโm sharing the countries Iโve been too as well:
Denmark ๐ฉ๐ฐ France ๐ซ๐ท Switzerland ๐จ๐ญ Israel ๐ฎ๐ฑ Italy ๐ฎ๐น Iโve also stepped foot in Belgium and Luxembourg but they were both on the way to Switzerland so I donโt count them.
When I was growing up we had most of our family holidays in the UK and I think Iโve visited nearly all the counties in England, most of Wales, and a couple in Scotland.
Iโve been looking at some of the things Google announced this week. Whilst some of the things are quite interesting โ like the Pixel Tablet and stand โ others are just plain puzzling.
I understand that Google was is trying to flex and show off their AI abilities, the new Magic Editor that they announced doesnโt sit well with me. I take photos to preserve memories. I can look back through my photo library and memories are triggered by the visuals, even the ones that are less than perfect.
Trying to utilise Hookmark in my workflow more but finding I spend a lot of time making sure things are linkedโฆ seems to create more admin work than I would like.
