u/bloggerklik

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a simple habit tracker, and dontbreakthechain.com looks almost perfect for what I need. I really like its minimalist approach.

The only thing I'm missing is more flexibility. For example, I'd like to set a habit that repeats every 3 days, regardless of the week, instead of being tied to specific weekdays.

Is there a way to do this that I've overlooked? If not, do you know of any similar habit trackers that support this kind of recurring schedule while staying just as simple?

Unfortunately, Samsung users got hit by the whole Liquid Glass fiasco too. In my opinion, the One UI 8.5 design is ugly and a major downgrade. The icons have turned into bubbly circles, and the phone honestly looks like a toy made for kids. I especially can't stand that search bar. I get annoyed every time I see it.

On top of that, the battery started draining much faster. I thought things would improve after the update as the system optimized itself, but it's been over a month and nothing has changed.

I also looked through Galaxy Themes, but I couldn't find a single decent-looking theme. In my opinion, they're all pretty bad.

Is there any official way to install stock Android? Or is there any other way to get rid of this design?

What do you all think?

Apple spent years teaching us that good UI should be clear, readable, and get out of the way.

Then they made Liquid Glass.

Am I the only one who thinks this is a huge step backwards?

Blur everywhere, lower contrast, harder-to-read interfaces, and everything looks like it's behind a sheet of frosted glass.

Looks cool for a keynote. Not so cool when you actually have to use it.

Who's with me?

r/HateLiquidGlass

Just, i hate liquid glass!

I recently bought an MX Keys Mini. It types perfectly fine with no issues.

However, I can hear slight creaking/crackling when pressing the corners, lightly flexing it, or even when lifting it with one hand. The sound is very easy to trigger.

No wobble, no visible defects, and no noise during normal typing.

Is this normal behavior for this keyboard?

I recently bought an MX Keys Mini. It types perfectly fine with no issues.

However, I can hear slight creaking/crackling when pressing the corners, lightly flexing it, or even when lifting it with one hand. The sound is very easy to trigger.

No wobble, no visible defects, and no noise during normal typing.

Is this normal behavior for this keyboard?

I bought a new MX Keys Mini. Mine is completely fine while typing, but I can hear it when lightly pressing on the corners, picking it up and moving it around, or if I gently flex the keyboard. It doesn't take much force to make the sound.

No wobble, no visible defects, and no noise during normal typing.

Is this normal for the MX Keys Mini?

I bought a new MX Keys Mini. Mine is completely fine while typing, but I can hear it when lightly pressing on the corners, picking it up and moving it around, or if I gently flex the keyboard. It doesn't take much force to make the sound.

No wobble, no visible defects, and no noise during normal typing.

Is this normal for the MX Keys Mini?

I'm considering buying an MX Keys Mini, but as far as I know it doesn't come with a USB receiver. That's one of the reasons I'm considering the Signature M650, since it includes a Logi Bolt receiver.

Can both the MX Keys Mini and the Signature M650 be connected and used simultaneously with the single Logi Bolt receiver that comes with the M650?

If anyone is using this setup, I'd appreciate hearing about your experience. Thanks!

There are so many models available that I can't figure out which one would be the right choice for me. Could you list or recommend the best keyboards that are fully compatible with Mac?

Or should I stop overthinking it and just get the MX Keys Mini instead? Any advice from people who have tried different options would be appreciated.

I’m using Google Tasks with recurring tasks, but it keeps showing old incomplete instances and clutters my list.

I only want to see today’s tasks, not past or leftover recurring items.

Is there any way to:

• hide past incomplete recurring tasks
• or make Google Tasks show only today’s active tasks by default?

Any workaround or setup tips appreciated.

The documentation is pretty confusing and I couldn’t find a clear answer. I only want to use the CLI which plan is enough for that? Any experience?

I’m planning to start using Proton Pass. Should I use a Proton Mail account for Proton Pass or just sign up with Gmail? I will not be using Proton Mail and I’m not looking to purchase any paid Proton products.

I'm concerned about the claim that free Proton Mail accounts that are not used for 12 months will be closed.

Just looking to get people’s opinions.

Hi,

I’m building a local first app:

• Mobile app (React Native / Expo)
• Data stored only in SQLite on the phone (no cloud backend)
• Desktop app
• Users pair devices via QR code
• After pairing, desktop should sync and control data in real-time

I want everything to work offline over local network.

What is the most practical approach for this?

Also: would this kind of LAN + QR pairing approach cause any issues with App Store / Google Play review?

What is the most store-safe architecture for this?

Thanks