Minimalist Tech

Minimalist Tech
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May 6, 2022 • 60min

92 - Monk Mode, Blockbuster Video Dialup, Adult Content and More (Response to Listener Question)

This episode is for entertainment purposes only. In this episode I answer a listeners question about Internet adult content and talk about the history and Evolution of Internet-based content how that may affect individuals and society and whether individuals want to be more conscious of what they allow into their household and whether or not they know how to do it. We discuss Aol Instant messanger, Blockbuster video, Steve Jobs, Matthew McConaughey and much more In another exciting episode of the minimalist Tech podcast.
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Apr 29, 2022 • 23min

91 - Quiting Caffeine, YIKES!!!

For entertainment purposes only. I quit caffeine cold turket for a month here is how I did it successfully. As successful as it was I also share my general experience. The good, the bad, the ugly. I like doing experiments like this where I challenge myself about what I need and don’t need. And this one was a curveball of an experience. I’m not sure what I expected but this was rough in hindsight for me personally. Let me know your thoughts.
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Apr 17, 2022 • 33min

90 - Improving Evening Routines

Thanks for listening to the minimalist Tech podcast. This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Today we discuss improving evening routines and using limits on technology to assist in achieving goals and reducing stress.
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Apr 8, 2022 • 31min

89 - Diderot Effect

For entertainment purposes only. This episode attempts to answer a listeners question about a concept I was not yet familiar with. Thanks for the question as we discuss identity and posessions and contentment although not specifically addressed. Also how class and perceptions could play a role in ‘diderot unities’. Fascinating concept, thanks for the question.
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Apr 3, 2022 • 20min

88 - Just Let it Go - Donating Tech

For entertainment purposes only. This episode discusses donating technology that was once highly desired when purchased. And some discussion about why letting go of things can be hard. Also alluding to what may be missing could be causing holding onto items/distractions.
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Mar 31, 2022 • 35min

87 - No Escaping Identity?

For entertainment purposes only. I am not an expert about anything. This episode is not intended to make any assertions or statements just questions. This episode wonders how identity is formed from a sociological perspective and how technology evolves that concept. Is it possible to can or escape identity or is it hard wired and how does language and other factors play a role in individual and group identities. Does anyone else thing about these concepts?
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Mar 15, 2022 • 50min

86 - Too Much Tech. Why Digital Decluttering is Hard.

Discussing digital decluttering letting go of technology and why it is difficult. Diving into the potential source of the difficulty in decluttering devices computers tablets and more. Are we holding onto too many options? Do we struggle lettting go of possibilities? This podcast is for entertainment purposes only.
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Mar 7, 2022 • 30min

85 - Minimizing Debt (NOT Financial Advice)

Not financial advice. Potentially Minimalism can help reduce debt. Are we living beyond our means? Are we confusing livestyle with wealth? Talk to a financial professional for financial advice. I certainly have no idea what I am talking about but this podcast as always is for entertainment purposes only.
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Mar 7, 2022 • 12min

84 - Cutting Cords 2.0

Thinking about getting rid of your TV or video game consoles one potential way to experiment with this is to get rid of the power cords. As always this is for entertainment purposes only. Thanks for listening to the Minimalist Tech podcast
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Feb 7, 2022 • 43min

83 - Offline Computers and Retro PC Rabbit Holes

A discussion about the intentionality behind modern computer purchases and retro PCs. If you had to build an off-line PC what software would you need and what hardware would you need? Are you truly intentional about your PC purchases or are you just buying computers for more rapid consumption? Can Retro PC’s make you more productive? If you had a retro PC what would you use it for and what OS would you choose?

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