Great to know, I always read that people dislike Obsidian for being closed-source.
It's also not self-hosted by default, but seems possible with a sync plugin.
Thanks, I will look into it!
Because of a few things :
1) in a camera, you’ll have a big (>1inch) sensor.
2) in a camera, you’ll have a much bigger lens diameter, thus a bigger aperture diameter (not f number).
Both effects will decrease the width of the focus point, wich will increase the bokeh effect.
My thought process while adapting my life are more akin to this :
I felt disconnected and unhappy
-> found those principles/values that seem to make people more happy (who were in the same situation as me)
-> tried them, felt much more happy and fulfilled than before
-> try to apply it to other areas.
I see your point and I have not made it clear in my post;
I actually follow these values in all other parts of my life; I cut back on my possessions (lots of sales and gifts), take exclusively public transport, eat vegan and (mostly) local, always favour low-tech, package free buys and responsible companies, etc.
My job is the complete opposite, which I want to fix.
Exactly how I feel about web dev. Then, even when you can convince a client that all those layers are useless, a sleazy competitor salesman can convince him otherwise...
>And because it's on the blockchain, ownership is provable, the content is permanent, and it can be directly monetized forever.
How can content be monetized foreved if it costs something to upload (send a transaction to create the block) but nothing to browser (navigating through the blockchain costs nothing)?
Not in the article, but Desjardins has set up a webpage with information on the leak.[0]
They will send a letter to every clients whose informations were leaked, which will include the code for a free 12-month Equifax (credit report) monitoring.
[0] https://rclone.org/protondrive/