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Current mood: I want to curl up into a ball and hide away today.

2026-07-13 22:55:13 GMT

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I thought this might have been the case too, but I can’t seem to replicate. I think at the time, my hand was on the keyboard and I brushed a few keys by accident.
I tried a bunch of stuff like right clicking to bring up a context menu and trying the gesture or selecting text and then trying but… nada haha. At this point now I’m just fishing for bugs haha.

2026-07-13 19:52:58 GMT

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that was exactly it, it was with the Magic Mouse, but I couldn’t replicate afterwards. Oh well, just one of those things 😅

2026-07-13 19:17:19 GMT

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yeah, I’m convinced it’s electron after today’s experience. What was weird was that none of the zoom shortcuts worked, but I could still scroll around the window. It was like the entire viewport within the app wrapper had expanded beyond the app bounds, resizing the app window still meant it was too large.
I dunno if I’m explaining myself there 😅
Anyway, restarting it seemed to fix it

2026-07-13 15:15:57 GMT

Managed to somehow zoom in the main Teams desktop app on MacOS and no setting I can find resets it. Great stuff.
I thought Teams was a native app?

2026-05-18 09:22:51 GMT

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Afterwards, bring your gaze into the centre but keep your attention wide. What happens for you?
Apparently this exaggerated saccade is ment to fool your visual system and for a brief moment you lose sense of self.
I tried it but didn’t work for me.

2026-05-18 09:22:14 GMT

Curious if anyone’s tried this so called “trick”…
It goes:
• first, with eyes open, focus on something in front of you in your visual field, it doesn’t matter how far away the thing is.
• next, look to the left outmost edge of your periphery for 1 second, as if you were looking right at the edge of your vision
• after 1 second, do the same over to the right edge of your vision for 1 second.

2024-12-13 21:36:57 GMT

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Oh no! Sometimes tired and grumpy is the best we can muster on some days. Hope you feel better, Sara, you're freaking awesome!