3 or 4, but I can 'see' the geometry and motion of one or more objects interacting with each other or the environment. Rotation, deformation, shear, impact etc.
It is less so that I can 'see' and more that I can 'feel' and visually conceptualize that sensation in my mind. Albeit not 'vividly'.
That might lend itself to other things
It works in web browsers. And Libre office. Try it
When you do a task with multiple steps several times, do each step for everything at once, before moving to the next step. As opposed to doing all steps for each item and repeating.
Example: slicing apples requires splitting, coring, and slicing. It is faster to split all apples, core all apples, and finally slice all apples than it is to split, core, and slice each apple before moving to the next. You basically want to manufacture your slices in an assembly line.
I use a similar process for laundry. Throw likes into piles. Turn each pile right side out. Stack. Fold. I've heard people complain about laundry. I've seen the same people pull shirts out of the dryer one at a time and fold them.
Customizing your keyboard. The biggest one is mapping capslock to control. How often do you use the former vs the latter? Try pressing ctrl+t vs capslock+t. Now think about how many new tabs you make in a day.
I also map right alt to escape, left ctrl to alt, and left alt to a third layer I use for global vimmy keys (e.g. hjkl)
These work in most programs. You cam also use ctrl + bksp to backspace a full word
You can use regex in vim
It's a balance between useless and identifiable. You could take someone's search queries and anonymize them very easily. Take that data, mix it into a copy of Moby Dick, and completely scramble it. That data is 100% anonymous, albeit completely useless.
The idea is to find a midpoint between that and completely identifiable.
Is it tracking you or tracking ads? If it was the latter and it is made public, that is information I'm sure we would all be interested in
I taught my 18 month year old niece the sound a dinosaur makes. ROOOOOOOAAAR
I'm a physicist and we are actually dumb as a box of rocks.
Moist.