While I want to write a longer post about my experience migrating from iPhone to Android, it really comes down to one thing: It’s less ecosystem lock-in but ecosystem comfort.

As a result, the effort required to switch and learn slightly different ways to do things feels unnecessary when your existing device does the job already.

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A 365 photography project in 2025, but on the open social web #365in25

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As the sun sets for 2025, I find myself wanting to attempt a 365 photo project again. Yes, again means I’ve tried and failed miserably in the past. Pretty confident I’m not alone on this.

With the expansion of the open social web in the past year, it occurred to me that the lowest friction way of doing this would be just posting via a hashtag on your existing open social service of choice.

Personally, the benefit for me is by hosting my blog on micro.blog and cross-posting to Mastodon/Bluesky from there; I’m also able to keep a page for my 365 project on my own site as well.

Follow or join in with your own 365 project in 2025 on the Fediverse or Bluesky through #365in25