• [[Flancia]]!
  • In [[Flancia]] all weekend!
    • [[53]]
      • [[crema pastelera]]
      • [[creme brulee]]
      • [[crema catalana]]
  • [[Flancia, or the revolution against Moloch]]
    • agora development
    • flancia writing
    • [[agora slides 2023]]
      • [[commons]]
  • research [[Sri Lanka]]
  • research [[Gosinga]]
    • Which Gosinga, I wonder? I thought it would be one in Sri Lanka (reading this on [[2023-09-21]] but it doesn't seem to be the case.

Loved the [[Majihima]] discourses on [[Heartwood]] (I already knew this), [[Cowherd]], [[Gosinga]].

[[3149]] is an interesting number. It's not prime: it's [[47]] (we will defeat Moloch) * 67 (Bodhi, Bodhisattva).

2023-09-17

• I'll use the busyness of life of late to shift the reclaim roundups to the end of the month that's in their name, rather than the start. So - I've got until end of September for [[Reclaiming the stacks: September 2023 roundup]].

• Maybe eventually I'll just stop making it a monthly thing. I like the format of [[Gordon Brander]]'s Substack, which doesn't seem to have a defined schedule. He just seems to build on previous ideas each time, not in any necessarily structured way, but it's always fascinating.

• I think for me it makes sense to have some structure and defined rhythm while I'm finding my feet. But as it matures maybe I'll improvise a bit more.

• [[Datasette]] might be a good thing for documenting the initiatives in [[reclaiming the stacks]]. I'd heard about it before but never really understood what it does until reading [[The Magic of Small Databases]]. What I quite like about [[Anytype]] though is not needing to explicitly build a DB.

• Read: [[California Lawmakers Unanimously Pass Right to Repair Legislation]]

• Read: [[New EU Rules: Smartphones and Tablets will follow new ecodesign requirements by June 2025!]]

• Sunday, 09/17/23 ** 19:51

BLISS brand by uln ** 20:00 What in America isn't overdone, overperscribed, overused? ** 20:19 My phone is taking away from human interaction.

There are two things I use it for daily --

• Paying for items
• Using the subway

Both should be replaced with physical cards. ** 20:30 Why do camera companies feel like traditional tech companies - hype cycle, product nobody needs, release every year, repeat - rather than companies that focus on making tools, like Muji?

Ricoh is the company I've found that cuts closest to this.

Is Leica like this? Leica is inaccessible to anyone, so that's kind of irrelevant. Why would I buy a Leica when I can get a medium format Fuji?

Every other company feeds into the hype cycle. I wonder how expensive making a camera actually is.