@raphael I print the news in the morning using my #screenless office.
During the day, I look up stuff on my laptop that I need for work. I have a script that blocks the personally addictive sites for most of the day.
At night it unblocks for a few hours so I can scroll, amuse and discourse a bit.
@GIFmodel And in my experiments with #screenless stuff, my goal was to have things which were effective but less "smart" - here they are going towards something that will make users even more entangled and dependent than ever. He talks about empowerment but I think this would just push everyone to a different "platform" that is at least as opaque as the old screen-based ones.
I started doing part-time handyman work on the side and it's been very rewarding so far. Each project provides a fairly immediate sense of accomplishment, while also getting to help people. I work in a very tight geographic area, so I'm not driving all over the place. And the work is definitively sans-screen, outside of some google searching and administrative stuff. #handyman #sidework #tools #screenless
#handyman #sidework #tools #screenless
#screenless Meditation № 2:
1. Stand in front of bookshelf.
2. Take the first book that excites you.
3. Turn off phone.
4. Place phone where the book was.
#screenless meditation № 1.
1. Turn off computer
2. Place phone in a drawer
3. Go outside
@spacekookie I have some #screenless software stuff that could actually do this for you. I will post some things later this week, if you want to try it.
@vidak Dunno if we were really the first but a friend and I did something similar:
https://gitlab.com/bhowell/penpub
http://penpub.ink
I also have some code that is part of my #screenless office It uses a document camera or webcam hooked up to a pc or RPi. It will be a few weeks before I can release it but it's GPL.
Grandma was right. Television does actually rot your brain. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11682-021-00534-4
I wonder if more interactive screen use has similar effects. It's a decent argument for more #screenless practices.
finally finished writing my little app to learn touch-typing, without a screen!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screenless_video
#screenless #noscreen
@liaizon @grantcuster Yeah it's some very nice #screenless design. I already boosted it!
Makes me think of the 17th Century multi-book reading machine: https://www.flickr.com/photos/pluriverse/2477960964
Also the Kardex and similar visible file systems that were well loved in the medical field:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visible_file
Just ordered a used, wireless industrial #barcode scanner. I think I'm more excited about this than any other electronic kit I've bought recently. I look forward to fast, reliable scans.
#screenless pleasures.
slowly cooking...
#nyx #screenless #ravenlisp #livecoding
#livecoding #ravenlisp #screenless #nyx
I found a 1985 vintage Daisy Wheel #printer recently. It's basically an electric typewriter (sans keyboard) with a serial port. I have no docs but it seems to have similar guts to an old Atari printer which has PDFs floating around. It's enough that I have sorted out how to print all characters, and tweak the vertical and horizontal pitch.
#ASCII art is fun but I decided to make graphics... by typing lots of periods. I dig it. It has a kind of offset dithered look:
#screenless #retro
#retro #screenless #ascii #printer
@ajroach42 @Ethancdavenport Do you know of the @screenless project by @KnowPresent ? I highly recommend it. #screenless