Bus numbers and it's connections.
Growing up in a metropolitan Asian city, I enjoyed taking buses everywhere. To school, to grandparents place, to friend's houses, to friend's grandparents houses etc,
I could give routes that went through posh neighbourhoods, or food recommendations along the routes.
It was my super power before Google maps came along 🥲
Sophie's world by Josvein Gaarder and unbearable lightness of being by Milan Kundera.
Read these in my late teen rebellious age, made me introspective and really emo (read: pretentious and annoying) and gave me a philosophical lens and human psychological lens in my relationships with others and with the world.
May not be typically mind-blowing books as they are, but coming in that time in my life, it shaped my world view.
With how RB is designed just for Max, seen with how Perez and Liam struggled, I'd rather he stay at Racing Bull to get a decent finish rather than fight against the car
I was an early adopter and lover of Evernote. It was a simple proposition, syncing your notes across all devices, and relatively good management system. Used it for school notes, managing life, planning holidays, events etc.
Loved loved it.
Then came along Google keep which did everything, and had a simpler cleaner UI/UX. Made the switch and never looked back. Until now (de-googling)
I guess the trajectory is pretty much the same for all these other companies where they couldn't sustain the growth, and it reached a limit within their reach.
Besides business model decisions, perhaps it's also down to the appetite and ambition of the founder.
https://enclose.horse/ Day 38 🥇 Excellent! 🥇 92%
Googly eyes are the answer
Okayyy
Bohemian rhapsody - Queen
Is this foreign interference?
Bus numbers and it's connections. Growing up in a metropolitan Asian city, I enjoyed taking buses everywhere. To school, to grandparents place, to friend's houses, to friend's grandparents houses etc, I could give routes that went through posh neighbourhoods, or food recommendations along the routes.
It was my super power before Google maps came along 🥲
Heroes
This. I absolutely loved the concept especially how book 2 and 3 turned out, not a typical sequel in a linear fashion, that blew my mind.
That is a beautiful book storage. But that price tag though 👀
Hah. Wardrobe currently it's just rolls of teeny tiny clothes. Sorted by long or short sleeve.
Geez S$200,000 per EV (including 10 year maintenance ) Cars really are expensive in Singapore.
I wonder do the police also need to pay COE, or do they get a break?
Yawn, is it over?
Sophie's world by Josvein Gaarder and unbearable lightness of being by Milan Kundera.
Read these in my late teen rebellious age, made me introspective and really emo (read: pretentious and annoying) and gave me a philosophical lens and human psychological lens in my relationships with others and with the world.
May not be typically mind-blowing books as they are, but coming in that time in my life, it shaped my world view.
Has Hadjar overtaken Lawson yet?
Well done Ferrari, never fail to let us down
With how RB is designed just for Max, seen with how Perez and Liam struggled, I'd rather he stay at Racing Bull to get a decent finish rather than fight against the car
Me too, not only navigating the overtakes well but tyre management to last to the chequered flag. Top rookie and DotD for sure
Stoked for Ollie! Ciao!
I really liked Bugs Bunny smiling
I was an early adopter and lover of Evernote. It was a simple proposition, syncing your notes across all devices, and relatively good management system. Used it for school notes, managing life, planning holidays, events etc.
Loved loved it.
Then came along Google keep which did everything, and had a simpler cleaner UI/UX. Made the switch and never looked back. Until now (de-googling)
I guess the trajectory is pretty much the same for all these other companies where they couldn't sustain the growth, and it reached a limit within their reach.
Besides business model decisions, perhaps it's also down to the appetite and ambition of the founder.
that's explains why Red Bull only had 1 working car out on track