#distractions — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #distractions, aggregated by home.social.
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It's #September, and that means I'm personally inclined testing new things, making new not-new-year resolutions, trying to improve my habits and trying to be a better person. I've seen this pattern so much in the last 6/7 years that it feels like my life is a script written by someone else. I actually like this feeling.
Anyway, among others, I'm experimenting a bit with #grayscale only interfaces (both on my PC and on my Smartphone).
The goal? Reduce #distractions (duh), but also be "more present" when reading something (I often find myself skimming through text instead of reading it carefully).On #GNOME, I installed two extensions, they look great:
- Monochrome Toggle (https://github.com/SpiritualRose/monochrome-toggle)
- PaperShell (https://github.com/LaloVene/PaperShell)
Here's some pictures, I will add more from time to time
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It's #September, and that means I'm personally inclined testing new things, making new not-new-year resolutions, trying to improve my habits and trying to be a better person. I've seen this pattern so much in the last 6/7 years that it feels like my life is a script written by someone else. I actually like this feeling.
Anyway, among others, I'm experimenting a bit with #grayscale only interfaces (both on my PC and on my Smartphone).
The goal? Reduce #distractions (duh), but also be "more present" when reading something (I often find myself skimming through text instead of reading it carefully).On #GNOME, I installed two extensions, they look great:
- Monochrome Toggle (https://github.com/SpiritualRose/monochrome-toggle)
- PaperShell (https://github.com/LaloVene/PaperShell)
Here's some pictures, I will add more from time to time
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It's #September, and that means I'm personally inclined testing new things, making new not-new-year resolutions, trying to improve my habits and trying to be a better person. I've seen this pattern so much in the last 6/7 years that it feels like my life is a script written by someone else. I actually like this feeling.
Anyway, among others, I'm experimenting a bit with #grayscale only interfaces (both on my PC and on my Smartphone).
The goal? Reduce #distractions (duh), but also be "more present" when reading something (I often find myself skimming through text instead of reading it carefully).On #GNOME, I installed two extensions, they look great:
- Monochrome Toggle (https://github.com/SpiritualRose/monochrome-toggle)
- PaperShell (https://github.com/LaloVene/PaperShell)
Here's some pictures, I will add more from time to time