anyway regardless of everything else in the world, my and nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqscsceql6ppl39glxc5wzcufs6pha6n2h5j0c2ly4dvecwrtpfgaq08wqaq (nprofile…wqaq)'s new RATTA #Supernote are supposed to be delivered today and I am so actually excited.
my Supernote is really important to me and the new Manta has a lot of improvements plus is a bigger screen size than my previous A6 size device.
but seriously. I have a lot of hypergraphia and a lot of OCD. they conflict, meaning any time I make a mistake handwriting I hyperfocus on it and it magnifies and then I tear up or trash the paper and then I start over and then I'm sad that whatever beautiful non-perforated notebook I'd gotten has sheets torn. usually I'm getting nothing done by taking notes or writing on paper.
but I'm one of those weird people where I really need to at least start writing things by hand for the best composition process and turning out my best work.
although I had a computer tower of my own by ten years old, and was even allowed to use it for homework by the time I was twelve, something about writing anything good meant that I had to draft it out on paper, and so that's how I write, even for academic papers. if I'm having trouble with a sentence I hash it out by hand.
the Supernote enables me to stop wasting paper. it's the nicest eInk device I've personally seen, and now if I make a mistake I can just use the erase tool. it has a nice interface, and allows me to keep things at least partway organised whereas with paper if I'd tried to keep things separate like I did in middle and high school and early college I'd have wasted even more paper.
anyway.
I bought the new one for the bigger screen size and I caved a bit and bought my spouse one too because a lot of the time I get nice tech stuff and they don't and even though it's for school, getting them one of the new ones that has that head the drawing program was better than just passing on my old one. I'll have to figure out what I'm doing with it but that's for another post lol.
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