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I've been spending the last few months cleaning up my tech usage.

On the internet I deleted most of my social media, except linkedin (sadly I feel like I need this currently). Most of my subscriptions. For fun I read or learn (Currently computer science and math)

My computer I have quit most of my video gaming (just the occasional single player game, when I've been a very good boy). Instead I play board games with my family.

My phone (still on android for now) I've deleted most of my apps. I think at one point I had ~100 apps down to 50. Most of which are the default Google apps, that I don't use.

Still so much more to do.

It has been a challenge. It's feels like trying to quit fast food and only eating healthy food. So much of what we consume is designed to be addictive in some way or another.

7fqx 1y ago

That sounds great. I never got into subscriptions for anything luckily. But definitely could do with being more offline

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Doog 1y ago

It's the little adjustments here an there that ultimately have made the biggest differences for me.

I have done a decent job of just going with the flow and not being too much of a tryant to myself.

One of the things I want to put into practice is leaving my phone at home more.

yannis.amrane 1y ago

Especially the part about reclaimin some time to read. It's incredible how too much social media prevent you to find a good block of time to read something from start to finish.