Maybe a little bit of both. I do feel a strong urge to resist change a lot of the time. Some times I get used to the new thing and it isn’t so bad actually, some times the more I experience the new thing I hate it more. Just keep an open mind and give the new thing an honest shot I think we’ll be ok.
Aw man. At least it’s archived.
In my personal experience the most of the time I’ve hand written stuff that needs to be graded are mid term and final exams. 90% of the time are digitally typed essays and research papers. I’ve only written in cursive but my profs are mostly older and I’ve never got any complaints about it. Also most profs out there are trying to give you as much help as possible. They’re not out there to try and fail you. Most of them anyway lol.
I’ve also never used laptops in class and have only taken notes by hand. Maybe practice like that would help?
But then we got the Xbox One
I support this movement
Ooo very slick!
making the feature rely less heavily on user-generated content from sites like Reddit
Imagine selling out reddit/buying access to the comments for AI just to immediately unprioritise it
I’m allergic to most common sunscreen so I welcome any new sun screen technology!
Gonna book time off for this! Already have some eclipse glasses ready.
Instant noodles or rice with fried eggs and/or luncheon meat.
It would minimise until I move the curser to the left, which then it would pop out. If the curser leaves the tab area it would minimise itself. It used to be a function once upon a time before Firefox changed how extensions work.
I couldn’t get used to pressing a hotkey/button to hide/unhide it when the current version came out. I did find some custom scripts that might work from some casual searching though.
I wonder if it allows auto hiding? If so it would be perfect!
Weeelll Windows specifically falls into the “the more I use the more I hate” camp personally. I got a brand new Win10 laptop like 5 years ago that made me made the jump to Linux and I haven’t looked back since.