Neil deGrasse Tyson on Dunning–Kruger effect and how science works. Worth saving in your bookmarks, it might be helpful someday to share with someone.
Mobile snaps from yesterday’s performance of Tiamat at Under The Doom festival, including a special feature of Moonspell’s Fernando Ribeiro (forth, yellow lights photo), and what a trip it was! It’s not the first time I see them live, not even the first time I have the pleasure of having them share stage with Fernando, but being able to be on the first row in a setlist so focused on the iconic Clouds and Wildhoney albums was that special!
Sometimes you cover up not so bright days, filled with things that aren’t making you that happy, by procrastinating with other things that out you in good mood. In this case was booking flights for another trip. It’s not a proper way to handle your issues, but sometimes it’s alright.
Did a test run on Vivaldi Browser (because Arc Browser stopped working and there are few where I can use columns) and the fact that they have Shein, Temu and Aliexpress on their Speed Dial bookmarks doesn’t make me very comfortable…
Eu percebo que quem está num call center a fazer telemarketing está a fazer o seu papel, que é ingrato, mas acho sempre engraçado o quanto eu tenho de justificar porque não quero o que me estão a vender.
The very early years of English football are filled with cool stories like this!
How not to love signs in unexpected places?

Looking back, waaayyy back, into your archive is an interesting exercise: you notice so many subtle subjects that were already grabbing your attention back then, but also you now tend to prefer the unprocessed photos.
For many reasons (TLDR: lack of time…) I haven’t properly listened GY!BE’s new album. Only today I found time to hit play, a day where it’s dark and rain outside. This can’t be a coincidence.
Today I had to update my account password and, as expected, was logged of most apps. It’s amazing how in Windows I only had issues logging back with Microsoft Accounts in Microsoft apps… Nothing that reconfigure all from scratch doesn’t fix.
![A Microsoft error message reads "Something went wrong. [1200]" with a blue "Close" button.](https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/33187/2024/screenshot-2024-10-10-120327.png)
Estava a apanhar tomates e ouvi um estrondo!
CMtv nunca desilude 😂
Going out to the streets to shoot means that you tend to go to the same spots, which is also nice, but sometimes you want to avoid those. That’s why me and my mates went for something different last Saturday… In the flattest and dullest light possible…
Going out to the streets to shoot means that you tend to go to the same spots, which is also nice, but sometimes you want to avoid those. That's why me and my mates went for something different last Saturday... In the flattest and dullest light possi
Going out to the streets to shoot means that you tend to go to the same spots, which is also nice, but sometimes you want to avoid those. That’s why me and my mates went for something different last Saturday… In the flattest and dullest light possible…
This explanation of Instagram on why I’m seeing a post is a perfect example that, with algorithms, the end-user isn’t that important…

An 1 hour long video only with two guys talking about photo sequencing?… Hell yeah!
“How To Edit and Sequence Photo Projects & Books (ft. Noah Waldeck)"
There goes the weekend…
You’re reminded that you don’t own your data in a Google account every time you try to take it out. Like with Maps. Despite the excellent Google Takeout, the list of locations you saved over the years is exported in a format that consists in name and link to Maps. Which is almost useless…
The masks were back in Lisbon! For some time it was kind of a tradition to have masked group coming from all parts of the world for FIMI (Festival Internacional da Máscara Ibérica), with the big moment being the parade that happened downtown. It ha









