@FuglyDuck wait a second. A flight from India to the USA takes about 24 hours. It's basically the difference of a day. But if you look at the local clocks before boarding the flight and after alighting, there may not be any shift in time, although there's been immense change in space.
Following a similar example, it would be interesting to note the differences after one has returned back after a voyage into space.
@cybervegan I was born around that time.
@communist what ?
@anothermember @_deleted_ looked up dvorak keyboard. It's easier to learn and use than the qwerty keyboard we're used to.
@_deleted_ 😳😲🤯
@MonkeMischief you're into animation ?
@remon @bizarroland thanks a lot for enlightening me, and also showing me how exactly to use that particular command without breaking anything.
@monovergent you did it by tinkering with the hardware ?
@monovergent how do you boot a PC without looking into the monitor ?
@colourlessidea how do you get that ? I'm working on seamonkey.
@LetchLemon @MyVeryRealName who's konqi ?
@just_another_person Are you serious ?
@just_another_person any modern website ? YouTube ? Facebook ? Instagram ?
@Skullgrid thanks for sharing that 😄😄
@LovableSidekick don't understand.
@Witchfire what's ADHD brain ?
@GreenBeard I agree with your concluding sentence.
@FuglyDuck wait a second. A flight from India to the USA takes about 24 hours. It's basically the difference of a day. But if you look at the local clocks before boarding the flight and after alighting, there may not be any shift in time, although there's been immense change in space.
Following a similar example, it would be interesting to note the differences after one has returned back after a voyage into space.
@melsaskca well yes, if you look at it that way......
But l'd mentioned about two distinct concepts, space and time, and you brought in a mysterious third ??🤔🤔🤔
@Astronut the drive of a wife ??
@ChaoticNeutralCzech @Zwuzelmaus here it gets confusing.