@SkylledDev Looks similar to the logo I made for an app was working on (made with flutter, incidentally). At least in concept, using a Möbius strip combined with the first letter of the brand.
@sdesatoff And then they get old enough to hold a game controller… then you have a built in playmate. 🎮 My four year old is solidly good at super smash brothers…
I guess we will (finally) see Xcode on iPad OS this year! I would love to see Android studio or VS with some @FlutterDev love… hey, dreamers gonna dream #apple#xcode
@Arjun0Satheesh@PetrucioBR@Amanotas22@garyvee Proof over a secondary comment… about an insignificant word… at the end of the day your interpretation of any data is going to choose what you believe in. Not what I present. That’s the only point I’m making. You’re stuck in the insignificant details.
@Arjun0Satheesh@PetrucioBR@Amanotas22@garyvee This is partly why it’s pointless to give references. Clearly there’s a correlation between intelligence and swearing (even if casual), but my limitation in a comment to a couple hundred characters goes on trial… that’s because subjective reality is the ultimate reality.
@Arjun0Satheesh@Amanotas22@garyvee None of this fucking matters. At all. You can “verify” anything. There’s going to be other resources that verify the opposite. #fuck
@Arjun0Satheesh@Amanotas22@garyvee I didn’t say that. Look at how I phrased it. I said that swearing is common amongst those with high intelligence. That doesn’t mean swearing = intelligence. 🤦🏼♂️
@Arjun0Satheesh@Amanotas22@garyvee If you came to the comment section for verifiable information, you’re doing it wrong. Different perspectives, sure… but we can find articles that support or refute anything. So what’s the point of me educating you with my sources?
@Arjun0Satheesh@Amanotas22@garyvee For fuck’s sake… maybe apply that same logic to the original commenter… because there’s plenty of “unverified” statements within their statement. However, you focused on my statement which “common” could simply be anecdotal.