Headshaking Slices of Life on Earth
Basically, anything that would make you shake your head in real life is an SMH moment. SMH can be used to express disappointment, disapproval, frustration, or impatience. But the best use of SMH is, as Websters says, “to impart a sense of bemused incredulity.” Yes, bemused credibility is us. If you want to share true…
At first, I couldn’t figure out why my 100% organic Pima cotton tops were so uncomfortable — and then I turned them inside out and really looked. My jaw dropped. I was appalled. Plastic strips were sewn into the shoulder seams of my shirts! The very spot that supports the weight of the garment on the body was infested with a hard, sharp-edged, poisonous strip of petroleum-based plastic serged into the seam.
Here’s a new, “improved” design for Apple’s built-in Dictionary app. Now, instead of clicking a back arrow to go back to the previous screen (a very useful feature when trying to choose just the right word), you click what looks like a forward arrow, and then you choose Back/Forward from the drop-down menu, and then you choose Back from the Back and Forward sub-menu. An intuitive one-click action has been replaced by a non-intuitive (go forward to go back) POS interface, thanks.
