Legwarmer1411

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I never quite get why performing your job = entitlement of expecting tips as granted. Office jobs don't get tips either when they perform their jobs. Maybe there are bonuses based on revenue but that's another thing. So why when office jobs are out buying a coffee or ice cream, they are expected to tip?

If the boss is terrible and doesn't pay their workers a living salary for spending their time and effort in making the business run, what customers ought to do shouldn't be supporting this model out of mercy or compassion but use their action to vote for businesses they support, like when they would usually make other purchases elsewhere.

Loved it! What a great video essay about photography and social norms. Thanks for sharing!

It does give me the urge to print out photos and make physical albums. With digital photos, going through the thousands of images I took during a trip/year always feels like a chore. And sorting them into ‘albums’ feels more like a librarian work than crafting mementoes.

on Day 50 · c/artshare · 2 pts · 142d

I like the colours and the composition, also the dynamics brought by the broad brush strokes. Have you tried varying the strokes with smaller paintbrushes? I feel like the variety could bring more.

on Brasil · c/travelphotography · 1 pts · 159d

Stumbled upon a few of your photo posts and I love them. Dynamic scenes and inviting compositions that speak stories. Anywhere you post more photo work that I could have a look or follow?

Technologies are just tools. They are not everything in life nor is the internet the whole world. Use them to do what they help you in meaningful ways. Don't feel the burden that you have to participate or be dragged into it. Take a break if you need, walk away, and maybe you'll find out other things that you can grow / develop / worth spending time and energy on.

I would call myself a tab hoarder. FOMO. But I started using the browser setting to automatically close the tabs which have not been active in the past 7/30 days. If I have read the tab content, they should come up again in the history/search suggestions when I type in the URL/search bar. If I'm really sure I want to reference it later, I bookmark it or write it on my notes.

Also just learn to let go. I'm still having quite a number of tabs and windows open. But this auto cleanup has helped a lot.