Small changes making a big difference.

[Dat Matt]

Today, I change the visited links on google chrome from black (Which I had set), to green. Doing so has allowed me to actually see visited links on EoFF and the like, which is a big deal for checking things like notifcations which I can now see.

What small changes have quite a big change on your daily lives. Mine change is lame, so make it big and bold!

[noxious.sunshine]

I haven't made many changes lately, other than coloring my hair and my phone number... Which has changed probably 40+ times since 2006. ha.

Oh wait. I did change the wallpaper on my phone. Woot.

[Shorty]

Getting up just a little bit earlier has probably a bigger impact on how my day will go than I could guess.

[Pike]

I signed up for the Steam trading card beta and now it's got me playing through a bunch of my backlog every day

[Raistlin]

I downloaded chrome to use as my second browser instead of IE (main one is Firefox). The main difference is the satisfaction of never having to use IE for anything, ever.

[Chemical]

Penis.

There I said it.

[Dat Matt]

Getting up just a little bit earlier has probably a bigger impact on how my day will go than I could guess.

I had to start getting up at 7 for work, which killed me in winter time. Now I find it pretty cool, but I can't switch it off at weekends. Do you also wake up at like 9am on Saturdays?

[Pike]

Getting up just a little bit earlier has probably a bigger impact on how my day will go than I could guess.

I had to start getting up at 7 for work, which killed me in winter time. Now I find it pretty cool, but I can't switch it off at weekends. Do you also wake up at like 9am on Saturdays?

Just from my own personal experience I don't ever recommend sleeping in more than a half hour on your days off. My work day begins at 4am so I wake up at 3am on workdays and usually ~3:30am on days off. It keeps my circadian rhythm stable and does a fantastic job of keeping me healthy and always feeling alert.