I often accidentally type 2014 instead of 2024. And when I do 2014 as a date doesn’t feel that long ago. But then I realise that it is a literal decade ago.
I often accidentally type 2014 instead of 2024. And when I do 2014 as a date doesn’t feel that long ago. But then I realise that it is a literal decade ago.
Sorry, I missed that. I was too busy having a crisis over the communal food in the middle of the table, imagining all the microscopic spit showers it’s getting as you talk.
High-end hotels and first class plane tickets are two things I’m always shocked at the price of. Every time.
I’d never been in a proper bookshop nook before. The cosiest part of it is actually how it sounds in there. 360 degrees of books means all sound is absorbed like a lovely sponge.
I’m actually really enjoying summer this year. But I have to admit, I still have autumn and Christmas on my mind rather often. I long for those crisp but foggy days when I crave nothing but walking, fantasy films and takeaways.
I love discovering a wonderful new homepage or blog. Especially on the weekend when I have time to gently sip away at its content. This time it’s Arun and their website arun.is.
One of the biggest changes in my personality with middle age is that I no longer really enjoy travel beyond local weekend getaways. Almost no destination has a pain/novelty ratio that makes it worth it… Even though travel has gotten way more convenient overall (smartphones, eSIM cards, cashless payments, Uber, Google Translate — though at the expense of phone-loss anxiety), my tolerance for discomfort has plummeted. I don’t like shitty hotels/hostels, awkward couchsurfing, wrangling luggage, driving unfamiliar cars, figuring out transit systems… I especially don’t like wading through lots of options figuring out food options. The net effect is that I’ve gradually gone sessile.
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What about typography within emails? Unfortunately, due to the technical constraints of email systems, your options are limited.
Unlike a PDF, fonts don’t get transmitted with an email. So even though you can compose an email in any font you like, recipients won’t see that font unless they also happen to have it installed. Moreover, recipients get their email using a variety of hardware and software, which have inconsistent and unpredictable typographic capabilities.
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I love the illustration on the Pika.page. It makes me feel warm, fuzzy and happy for some reason. I really love it.