polluteyourjorts

Sleep as Android

https://sleep.urbandroid.org/

At first glance I thought this was satirical, implying ikea was fined for making people build their own furniture.

Does that affect your battery much? The warning pushed me away from trying it.

Do you bake your spaghetti on a pan? ಠ_ಠ

Signal

https://github.com/KieronQuinn/AmbientMusicMod/ ?

It works with Mull and Fennec for me.

OK... let's adjust the doomsday clock again.

https://vmtherapy.com/podcast/

My wife and I have listened to a few of these episodes. They have a pretty interesting perspective. It seems to be mostly focused on M/F relationships, but I don't see why their ideas can't be applied to other relationships as well.

I rely pretty heavily on manual focus and focus peaking. Primarily because my main lens I find myself using is my 70-180 AF Macro with the FTZ adapter, which doesn't autofocus with the Z bodies. When using Z lenses (like the 24-120 S) then I'll use autofocus along with peaking.

Holy shit. I've been places and seen some shit... but this... this hits.

I was in your situation recently.

10+ years ago, I had sold all my Canon kit including a 5DMkII and some EF L lenses and I wanted to pick up photography again. I was luckily not committed to a specific brand since I didn't have any of my kit left so I was free to look at other platforms. I had a few friends with cameras and tested some different platforms out but ultimately settled on Nikon.

I currently have a full frame Z6II mirrorless and I like it very much. It's lighter and more compact than my Canon setup was, and I also feel like the lens selection and price (both Z and F) are better than it was when I had Canon. My favorite part of mirrorless is the focus peaking. I find myself using it along with manual focusing for about half my shots.

Look around at other platforms like Nikon, Sony, OM, etc. before you commit because it would be a good time to switch of you did want to. If you stay with Canon, I definitely recommend looking at mirrorless.