Ah, a Reddit comment :)
koolkiwi
joined 1 year ago
For me it isn't superhero fatigue as much as "oh, I've seen the same story a dozen times now" and "I don't even know this superhero, why does he need a Netflix show?" fatigue. The writers seem to run out of ideas and just milk the same formula again and again.
And at the same time you get something like the new animated Spiderman movies which are a dope, super fresh new take that is oozing creativity out of every frame.
This was what made me drop Proton Calendar again. I know I could work around it and use events as tasks, or use a second app just for tasks, but I don't want to do that. This should be a basic feature for a calendar app in 2023.
It makes a lot of sense when you assume that wealth and success is no longer something they can or want to enjoy
That's not what I mean, should have phrased it better. I don't mean reminders for events, but for tasks. "Do the bins today" and then an option to mark it as done. I know I can technically do the same thing with events, but I'd like a more convenient way of doing it.
Agreed, NewPipe is awesome. The only thing I wish it had was an actual feed of my subscriptions, not just a list of my subscribed channels that I have to manually refresh to get their new videos.
Genuine question with no intention to talk down on someone: how are there adults that don't know how to cook at least the basics? My mother told me a story about how she went on a trip at school and a teacher that apparently had never cooked before wanted to make spaghetti by putting them in the cold water and then boiling them. Ended up with a huge fused chunk of pasta. How can you not know how to at least make pasta as an adult? Parents and then partner that always cook for you?
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