Casey Liss

For no reason, I never use it, but I don't know what else to put there.

Such an old man thing to do.

And I might do the same thing.

Before we move on, a real-time follow-up from Dr. Cahoon in the chat.

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All right.

Your home screen, please.

i kind of unread is this entire f***ing home screen because you've got 37 unanswered phone issues two slack messages 15 text messages unread is the summary for this entire home screen yeah um that's that's my life uh that's because he's not showing the unread count on mail anymore i think he was last time and it was like thousands it's currently 221 on my desktop if you're good anyway yeah so yeah

I think it has to be full width, though.

It's the same height as what you've got there.

I think it has to be full width, but double check my math on that.

Yeah.

So you're saying two wide, one tall?

I presume neither of you mess with the custom home screens for a focus mode thing.

Do you know what I'm talking about?

The reason I ask is because I have embraced it for when I'm working out because I have like just a couple of apps there that I use in various different reasons, but most especially for travel.

So when I engage the travel focus mode, I have a bespoke travel home screen that has like

lyft and uber in the last airline i took was delta so the delta app is there the flighty widget is there my apple wallet app is there so it's even easier access than double clicking the lock button you know stuff like that that i have just for travel i overall i agree with your approach that it's just one home screen to rule them all but for travel and for working out for whatever reason i find that i really enjoy having a different home screen setup for those two what is clock there for is that for alarms

Nice.