Asimov's Robot @ AsimovsRobot @lemmy.world

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A great story that illustrates this question really well. It is by Ursula K. Le Guin, written in 1973, if anyone is wondering.

A great story that illustrates this question really well. It is by Ursula K. Le Guin, written in 1973, if anyone is wondering.

Pathfinder wrath of the righteous was amazing. Wholeheartedly recommend it. Wasteland 3 too. Can't wait to play Baldur's Gate 3, but it's a bit expensive for me right now.

I recently bough it at a steam sale but didn't get into it at first. Maybe I'll try again soon.

It's rare that it could come up in conversation outside the topic of photography, but here it is: !streetphotography@lemmy.world

I'm trying to, reached 300 subscribers, but three of them posted once, several commented once and that's it.

KeePass for me. I manage my own database, don't rely on clouds and etc.

Thanks for those Netflix suggestions, didn't know about that at all.

Hahahha, I had to go back and look at my comment to appreciate your response. 😂

Even Reddit was not niche enough for some things. Like a proper street photography subreddit.

Yep, I'm still using a pixel 3a. Was running amazingly well up until a boot loop forced me to upgrade to android 12. It's still okay, but you can feel it's not as responsive. I don't see a reason to upgrade while it is running so smoothly. I could be happier with a better camera, but I have a real camera, which I carry almost anywhere, so that's okay.

Sadly, my Pixel 3A is not supported. The cutoff point is the next gen of the phones.

Yeah, grid walking would be frustrating to attempt here, haha.

Cities in the US look so tidy with the way streets are laid down. Here's where I stopped mapping out my routes:

Thanks for the information and the discussion! I'll definitely check the website out. I used to just manually map Google's My Maps, but it got tedious.

Yeah, I totally understand! It just really resonates with the idea of street photography, which is a lot of walking, a lot of looking, and a lot of appreciation of the little things, the little moments or visual accents that happen in daily life. You're welcome to join in !streetphotography@lemmy.world to check out what I'm talking about.

What software do you use to track your walks and map them out so thoroughly?

That's very thorough. You should also take photos along your walks, you're definitely stumbling upon interesting things and people.

That's another way to word it. As I said, enjoy what other people's success looks like and be inspired by it. You can try to do the same things, if you find value in them, but just know that your success might look differently.

Comparison is the thief of joy. Enjoy others' success but compare yourself of today with yourself from the past.