I underestimated how fast “small tweaks” turn expensive once animation and motion graphics are involved.
every revision sounds harmless until suddenly the project timeline doubles and the original message gets buried somewhere along the way.
My 80-year-old mother refuses to use a smartphone and wants absolutely nothing to do with apps. She just wants to put her hearing aids in and go about her day. We recently tried a pair from Costco, but the automatic environment shifting was way too aggressive and startled her, plus making adjustments required on iPhone.
I am searching for a brand that still includes actual, physical buttons (like a volume rocker or program toggle) directly on the earpieces. My goal is to configure them for her initially so she never has to look at screen. Do any of the big manufacturers still build devices for the non-digital crowd, or does everything rely on apps these days?
I’m a few months into cutting back on drinking and one thing that shocked me was how much easier it should’ve been to say in a calorie deficit… except now i’m overthinking food tracking instead lol. I thought removing alcohol would instantly fix my progress, but now i’m stuck in the cycle of obsessively logging everything and getting frustrated when the scale still fluctuates.
the weird part is actually feel better physically. sleep is better, workouts are more consistent, less random late night eating. but mentally i still get trapped checking apps nonstop trying to figure out if i’m “on track.”
one thing that’s helped outside of calorie tracking is keeping a consistent walking routine. even 20-30 minutes after dinner seems to help with cravings and keeps my activity from tanking on work-from-home days.
curious if anyone else here dealt with this after stopping or reducing alcohol. did your progress eventually level out or did you have to completely change how you tracked things?
lavoro in zona isola e mi piacerebbe godermi le esposizioni temporanee ma ogni volta che ci provo c’è troppa gente e non riesco a concentrarmi sulle opere. vorrei un giro guidato in piccolo gruppo che mi permetta di capire il senso della mostra senza spingere tra le persone. ho controllato varie opzioni ma molte sembrano uguali e frettolose. cerco qualcosa che renda la visita più tranquilla e approfondita. qualcuno ha trovato un sistema per vivere le mostre di milano in modo più rilassato e significativo?