Taking screenshots of everything is no different than elders printing out emails.
Taking screenshots of everything is no different than elders printing out emails.
I am quite a data hoarder, but I take so many screenshots that I'll probably never look at again, and it occurred to me that this might be my generation's "printing emails" thing.
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Out of curiosity, what do you take screenshots of? That's not something I've heard of people doing compulsively.
Maybe that's just a me thing. Other than just stuff to try and remember for later, it's usually pretty dumb. Stuff like: items in some online store, images on a search page generally (not downloading anything specific, just snapping a shot from the general view), etc. It's kinda hard to explain, but let's just say out of a set of 70,000 pictures, at least 50,000 are screenshots.
70,000 is too many to have of anything
Molecules of water? hair follicles? Grains of rice?
Yes,make them bigger and fewer
Euros per month? No, barely enough for a relaxed lifestyle.
I'm the same way, but I only have about 6k Screenshots, so I have a lot of work ahead of me.
I tend to do that with real life objects. For example, I might snap a photo of a price tag in a store, walk over to the next store and compare prices.
I tend to do that with real life objects. For example, I might snap a photo of a price tag in a store, walk over to the next store and compare prices.
I take pictures of things I want to find faster over hunting for emails or text messages while on vacation and there's maybe spotty Internet. i also do this for cooking directions.