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> Quality of life was insanely better there, > yet somehow I missed the possibility to sit down and be productive in some narrow topic. Do you mean that you p
by fredsir 8y ago
> Quality of life was insanely better there,
> yet somehow I missed the possibility to sit down and be productive in some narrow topic.
Do you mean that you preferred the life you led in Australia to the one in Norway? If not, how do you mean that quality of life was insanely better?
- reitanqild 8y ago>> I found this to be almost impossible to achieve when I moved from Norway to Australia. > Do you mean that you preferred the life you led in Australia to the one in Denmark? Calling a Norwegian a Dane is about as popular as saying a Canadian is from USA or calling an American British I guess ;-)
- fredsir 8y agoAh, a simple mistake :)
- reitanqild 8y agoThat's what I guessed :-) (Seems I've offended someone else though, but I have no idea why.)
- coldtea 8y agoWhy wouldn't they prefer it?
- fredsir 8y agoI never implied they didn't prefer it, so I wonder why you seem to think so.
- coldtea 8y agoWell, he literally called it "insanely better", and you felt the need to double-check whether they do prefer it. That's enough implying in my books. (Besides, if we're to play this game, I never said that _you_ "implied they didn't prefer it". I just asked, "why wouldn't they prefer it").
- Kiro 8y agoNothing beats sitting in front of a computer in the dark.
- vinceguidry 8y agoI can't stand it. Feels like staring at a light bulb. The only thing that makes it passable for me is Night Mode in F.lux on OSX. Nothing else works. I keep a Mid-2012 MacBook Pro around just so I can have a computer I can actually use in a dark room. Even then it's not ideal. The lowest brightness setting still isn't low enough. In my twenties I could happily destroy my circadian rhythm and sit in front of a screen til 4-5 in the morning. At 35 that shit's gotten real old.