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''Shaking'': Woman Spots Husband In Selfie She Took Years Before They Met https://ift.tt/N2liTBV A Malaysia-born content creator was left shocked after discovering a selfie that showed her husband in the background, two years before they met. According to the New York Post, Jen Chia met her husband Jon Liddell in 2014 but he had been in one of her photos two years before they actually met. Her husband was featured in a picture that was taken in a theatre cafe while he was waiting in a queue in October 2012. ''We met at the right time. If it was before, I don't think the relationship would have lasted. I was a narcissistic monster, unaware and naive. Took me a year of traveling and being single to reflect and realise my own mistakes. That's when we met. The right person will always find you at the right time,'' the 32-year-old wrote on Instagram along with a video that showed the selfie and their subsequent relationship. ''We were at the same place but didn't know each other existed,'' a text insert on the video reads. The video goes on to show that they officially met in December 2014, and got married in August 2023. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jenn Chia (So, I'm Jenn) (@soimjenn) The internet was also stunned to witness the crazy coincidence and many users were full of questions. Some simply called it fate, while others were in awe of their love story. One user asked, ''I'm curious when did u find out he was in the same photo as you, was it after u guys got together?'' Another commented, ''Omg this is so magical!! Fate brought you guys together.'' A third said, ''Awww what a love story.'' A fourth user wrote, ''Destiny be like.'' However, a majority of people commented that this incident is a classic example of the ''invisible string theory.'' Notably, invisible string theory refers to a folklore that says that two soulmates who are destined to meet are connected by an invisible thread. Her husband Jon Liddell also replied to the video saying, ''So glad you didn't meet me in the first picture. We were meant to go on our journeys. We met a few years later at the perfect time.'' Mr Liddell is known for his YouTube covers and original songs like "Here For You" and "The One I'm Thinking Of." https://ift.tt/UhnFDcN February 05, 2024 at 09:12PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
A Malaysia-born content creator was left shocked after discovering a selfie that showed her husband in the background, two years before they met. According to the New York Post, Jen Chia met her husband Jon Liddell in 2014 but he had been in one of her photos two years before they actually met. Her husband was featured in a picture that was taken in a theatre cafe while he was waiting in a queue in October 2012.
''We met at the right time. If it was before, I don't think the relationship would have lasted. I was a narcissistic monster, unaware and naive. Took me a year of traveling and being single to reflect and realise my own mistakes. That's when we met. The right person will always find you at the right time,'' the 32-year-old wrote on Instagram along with a video that showed the selfie and their subsequent relationship.
''We were at the same place but didn't know each other existed,'' a text insert on the video reads. The video goes on to show that they officially met in December 2014, and got married in August 2023.
Watch the video here:
The internet was also stunned to witness the crazy coincidence and many users were full of questions. Some simply called it fate, while others were in awe of their love story.
One user asked, ''I'm curious when did u find out he was in the same photo as you, was it after u guys got together?'' Another commented, ''Omg this is so magical!! Fate brought you guys together.''
A third said, ''Awww what a love story.'' A fourth user wrote, ''Destiny be like.''
However, a majority of people commented that this incident is a classic example of the ''invisible string theory.'' Notably, invisible string theory refers to a folklore that says that two soulmates who are destined to meet are connected by an invisible thread.
Her husband Jon Liddell also replied to the video saying, ''So glad you didn't meet me in the first picture. We were meant to go on our journeys. We met a few years later at the perfect time.''
Mr Liddell is known for his YouTube covers and original songs like "Here For You" and "The One I'm Thinking Of."
https://ift.tt/UhnFDcN February 05, 2024 at 09:12PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.comMonday, 5 February 2024
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Man Reviews Apple Vision Pro On A 5-Hour Flight, Shares 8 Takeaways https://ift.tt/MV5QHh4 On Sunday, Amit Gupta, the creator of Sudowrite, shared his experience after using Apple's newest breakthrough, the Vision Pro, via a post on X, formerly Twitter. Having initially been unsure about trying it out, Mr Gupta ultimately decided to test the tech giant's priciest device during a five-hour flight. He documented several observations about the innovative gadget while aboard a Southwest airplane. "Just boarded a 5-hour flight with Apple Vision Pro. Will I be brave enough to strap it to my face?" Mr Gupta wrote in a tweet. Nevertheless, his experience proved to be notably favourable. Mr Gupta was able to use the gadget with his Apple MacBook with the display almost closed and more space on the tray. Mr Gupta said that the privacy it offered was a cherry on the cake. Additionally, the old Airpods Pro seamlessly functioned with the augmented reality (AR) headset, a fact corroborated by both Mr Gupta and a fellow passenger who found them genuinely impressive. Despite these positive aspects, Gupta did observe a lag in the expansive mirrored display. He went on to detail a few other points from his overall experience. He wrote, "Nice to be able to use my MacBook keyboard with the display mostly closed, with drinks on my tray table. feels less crowded. - nice to have this "private" screen. No one peeking over my shoulder. - mirrored display looks a LOT bigger in actual use than in this video. it's a big laggy. - the "old" AirPods Pro work just fine - disney DRM blocks the movie from this screen recording - I let the vision update to visionOS 1.0.2 last night and my battery was down to 50% this morning! - I paid for Wi-Fi for my MacBook, but the vision can't share it unless I pay for a second device. I wish it could! But since I'm mirroring, it's not a big deal. - my seatmate said "that's cool". no one else has said anything or appeared to notice." See the post here: ok ya'll convinced me. i'm that guy sitting here in coach on southwest with a giant monitor in front of me, watching a movie overhead. i love this. Observations - nice to be able to use my MacBook keyboard with the display mostly closed, with drinks on my tray table. feels less… https://t.co/FVF4fLhs0b pic.twitter.com/2HqvDfE8OK — Amit Gupta (@superamit) February 3, 2024 Mr Gupta's post soon went viral with over 3.9 million views and an array of reactions from internet users. Commenting on the post, a user asked, "How good is the movie experience? Is it 2k-4k?" Mr Gupta wrote, "exceptional. movies are the thing Apple Vision Pro is best at by far. apple's theatre makes it feel like you're in a movie theatre. I hope all the streaming apps adopt it." Another user asked, "I'm curious: does enabling an environment (and maxing out the "immersion") make the plane feel less claustrophobic?" Mr Gupta replied, "Definitely feels more peaceful to have it on. but I miss being able to see my keyboard." "Sweet demo Amit. Thanks, man," the third user wrote. Vision Pro's release by the world's most iconic device maker is a major milestone for lovers of virtual or augmented reality, who see the technology as the next chapter in online life after the smartphone. Apple says there are 600 specifically designed apps and games available for the Vision Pro alongside one million compatible apps. https://ift.tt/F7Z8OyH February 05, 2024 at 08:52AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
On Sunday, Amit Gupta, the creator of Sudowrite, shared his experience after using Apple's newest breakthrough, the Vision Pro, via a post on X, formerly Twitter. Having initially been unsure about trying it out, Mr Gupta ultimately decided to test the tech giant's priciest device during a five-hour flight. He documented several observations about the innovative gadget while aboard a Southwest airplane.
"Just boarded a 5-hour flight with Apple Vision Pro. Will I be brave enough to strap it to my face?" Mr Gupta wrote in a tweet.
Nevertheless, his experience proved to be notably favourable. Mr Gupta was able to use the gadget with his Apple MacBook with the display almost closed and more space on the tray. Mr Gupta said that the privacy it offered was a cherry on the cake. Additionally, the old Airpods Pro seamlessly functioned with the augmented reality (AR) headset, a fact corroborated by both Mr Gupta and a fellow passenger who found them genuinely impressive.
Despite these positive aspects, Gupta did observe a lag in the expansive mirrored display. He went on to detail a few other points from his overall experience.
He wrote, "Nice to be able to use my MacBook keyboard with the display mostly closed, with drinks on my tray table. feels less crowded. - nice to have this "private" screen. No one peeking over my shoulder. - mirrored display looks a LOT bigger in actual use than in this video. it's a big laggy. - the "old" AirPods Pro work just fine - disney DRM blocks the movie from this screen recording - I let the vision update to visionOS 1.0.2 last night and my battery was down to 50% this morning! - I paid for Wi-Fi for my MacBook, but the vision can't share it unless I pay for a second device. I wish it could! But since I'm mirroring, it's not a big deal. - my seatmate said "that's cool". no one else has said anything or appeared to notice."
See the post here:
ok ya'll convinced me. i'm that guy
— Amit Gupta (@superamit) February 3, 2024
sitting here in coach on southwest with a giant monitor in front of me, watching a movie overhead. i love this.
Observations
- nice to be able to use my MacBook keyboard with the display mostly closed, with drinks on my tray table. feels less… https://t.co/FVF4fLhs0b pic.twitter.com/2HqvDfE8OK
Mr Gupta's post soon went viral with over 3.9 million views and an array of reactions from internet users.
Commenting on the post, a user asked, "How good is the movie experience? Is it 2k-4k?"
Mr Gupta wrote, "exceptional. movies are the thing Apple Vision Pro is best at by far. apple's theatre makes it feel like you're in a movie theatre. I hope all the streaming apps adopt it."
Another user asked, "I'm curious: does enabling an environment (and maxing out the "immersion") make the plane feel less claustrophobic?"
Mr Gupta replied, "Definitely feels more peaceful to have it on. but I miss being able to see my keyboard."
"Sweet demo Amit. Thanks, man," the third user wrote.
Vision Pro's release by the world's most iconic device maker is a major milestone for lovers of virtual or augmented reality, who see the technology as the next chapter in online life after the smartphone.
Apple says there are 600 specifically designed apps and games available for the Vision Pro alongside one million compatible apps.
https://ift.tt/F7Z8OyH February 05, 2024 at 08:52AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com