At periods when playing a lot of geoguessr I often catch myself looking at license plates and street signs when walking on the street, as if trying to figure out where I am.
Also years after I stopped playing assassin's creed, I still get a mental image of a red outline when I walk too close to a cop.
The original image said windows where this would be accurate but I doubt it applies to the average linux user
It's not a weird animal but cats. Stray cats are literally everywhere and aren't afraid of people so many will stop to pet them. And on the other hand, when visiting other countries, the lack of street cats does strike me a bit weird.
Especially useful when the specific thread is now the first result on Google.
Pocket space is only half the problem. The other half is one-handed use and the flip is huge when opened.
Next step is for people to also start using it and we'll experience the beginning of AI generated slang
Not sure if this applies to the US but for most things you buy from a supermarket the generic supermarket brand is usually just as good or even better than the big brands. And it's usually much cheaper.
Recommendations on YouTube are pretty bad but there is still good content. You just need to find some good channels and basically only browse the subscriptions tab. It's a much better experience
I recently found out about URLCheck. You set it as default browser and it gives you a popup when clicking on a link. You can preview, edit the link and open it with the app you want instead of automatically opening it in its default app. Especially useful for apps that don't give a link preview on text like my comment that hide the link address.
A mouse with programmable keys on the side. It's so convenient combining control keys with mouse movements in one hand.
Not sure about languages but do headphone letters actually get translated? I've always seen them as L-R.
Of course we can't even agree if it's the third or the fourth day