thatsTheCatch @ thatsTheCatch @lemmy.nz

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Strangely, instead of zooming in, holding the picture further away makes it easier to read...

But it says 'DD/MM/YYYY' just above the input field

EDIT: it's very possible that the input field library they use uses the American date format by default and they didn't change it...

I interpreted this as people ignoring or disliking experts

nice and warm

Depends what country I'm in.

A developing country with poor education and lots of agricultural/manual labour jobs? Illiterate.

A developed nation with good education and knowledge work jobs that can be done even without legs? No legs.

A developed nation is also likely to be more wheelchair accessible, which is how I'm assuming I would get around.

I like aggressive cropping but this might be too cropped...

I've found Notion to be quite good. I just started with a blank page, then added the date as a heading, a smaller heading for each project, then todo boxes for each task. I tick them off as I go. Then, the next day, I copy yesterday's todos and paste it above, change the date, then delete the crossed off items. This gives me a history log off what I did on previous days, so if I forget what I did yesterday I can just look back at what I ticked off that day.

I used to use a paper notebook but found it annoying because I couldn't add a task in between other tasks. That's the benefit of a computer; I can move things around

Oh yeah good spotting

yes

I have read this five times and I still can't make sense of what's going on

To be fair, they usually say which experts in the article. Just nobody reads the articles 🙈

This reminds me of the XBOX 720 memes from back in the day where the console was a sphere or some shit

Oh shit that actually seems like a good change. I haven't really been keeping up with counter strike news as of late; did this just come out of nowhere?

This is the future the left wants

They'll think they got strapped into a simulator and are just looking at far away TV screens or some shit. They don't tend to let evidence sway them from their beliefs

It's a psychological trick where people tend to view discounts by how much they're saving than what they're actually spending

Same. Tried Linux Mint years ago on my laptop, but had weird Bluetooth issues with my headphones and keyboard, so stopped using it. Recently put Pop!_OS on my gaming rig and it works perfectly! I'm not a power user, and mainly just use Firefox & Steam. A couple windows programs I've been able to use with Lutris. I'm super happy with it

I have a steam deck but I also recently changed from Windows to Pop!_OS on my gaming rig. I'm very much enjoying it so far

I just got whiplash from the nostalgia... That was the first smartphone I ever owned

I avoided it for a while thinking it was just going to be dumb. I didn't realise it was a whole series with a story and everything. I think it's actually pretty well put together. I can't look away...