LPT: Assume computers can do the task you need to do and research how do it. If you’re given a task, assume there are ways to make your life easier by making the computer work for you. Even if it takes the same, if not more, time to research how to do be more efficient at this task, you’ll be able to perform the task much faster next time and you’ll learn about the computers/software to problem solve in the future. Exam…

LPT: NEVER assume the customer knows something I worked in tech support and the number one rule is never to assume the user knows how to do something. This can also be transferred to any kind of customer service job. It doesn’t matter if you have information printed out or shown everywhere. People don’t read enough. It never hurts to remind. And PLEASE, never treat someone like an idiot. A…

Makeup yesterday vs. eyes this morning— Safe to assume I’m allergic to green? submitted by /u/doodlebug_bun

Is it fair to assume that a sensor with a higher resolution will be better in all other aspects compared to one with a lower res? 16mp vs 20mp sensor. Ik that res doesn’t affect dynamic range and allat but does can you say More mp=>more modern sensor =>better everything If not how can I compare sensors? submitted by /u/aylmao44

3 iPhone features people wrongly assume are NOT on Android, but ARE submitted by /u/SweetenedCafe

LPT: Don’t assume someone who has been through something rough, traumatic, or tragic will be kinder towards those in a similar position. Bad experiences only breed empathy in the presence of emotional intelligence. Without it, bad experiences will often make someone meaner and more rigid. submitted by /u/zazzlekdazzle

LPT: Always assume someone is getting off the elevator that you’re about to get onto Don’t rush to get onto an elevator as soon as it hits your floor and the door starts to open. Instead, pause a moment to wait til the doors fully open to make sure no one is getting off so that you don’t almost collide with them. People getting off the elevator don’t always stand right in front of the doors, sometimes they’re off to the corner a…

LPT: Talking on the phone in 2023 – always assume you’re on speakerphone or recorded. No, seriously! I know talking on the phone for work or for personal reasons is as mundane and “common sense” as it gets, but you’d be surprised how many new employees (mostly teens and kids just a few years back) don’t necessarily have something of an “etiquette” when receiving or calling others, which is understandable with social media being s…

LPT Request: how do I stop getting people to assume that I’m not happy just because I’m alone? And I don’t mean single. I mean spending time doing things alone. I (26) spend most of my non work days alone at home watching movies/reading. Im also studying part time so I don’t get alot of free time. And I have loads of people constantly telling me that at my age I should be out and about enjoying life with friends. I don’t have many friends…

LPT: Whatever your life is like right now, assume that it will be mostly the same a year from now. If you have some specific and explicit reason to expect otherwise, then sure, this LPT ain’t for you. Also, if you’re in emotionally toxic or physically/financially dangerous circumstances, then get out or get help! Most of us, though, are just living lives that aren’t acutely terrible or miserable, but man this is just temporary, right? Right? …

Any idea what this splotch is on the left side of my photos? I’ve cleaned the lens many times and it seems to change but never go away. It also stays even if I switch lenses. I assume it’s something on the sensor right? Thanks! submitted by /u/EvanHudgins1

LPT: “You can do whatever you want if you put your mind to it,” means, “don’t assume you can’t if you haven’t tried,” not “everything should be easy for you with the right amount of effort.” Everyone has talents and deficits, it’s OK to not be good at something even if you try hard or like it a lot. ….And, in the same vein, don’t assume you will be good at anything you wanted if you were just less lazy. submitted by /u/zazzlekdazzle