Matt Smith

@harmelodic.com

57 Followers 31 Following

https://harmelodic.com • Not really on social media much anymore (and I encourage you to do the same - it feels great ♥️)

A screenshot of a payment window from Musescore.com. It shows checkboxes checked for "No commitments", "Secured personal and payment data", "Up to 60% discount on scores, books, and courses" then showing a price of "SEK 23.00 for this score", with a toggle next to it, toggled on. Underneath the price, in smaller text reads "Get up to 60% discount with PRO+ membership. Charge Today: kr 0. 7-day free then 3 months at kr 639". Meaning the payment wouldn't just be for the sheet music, but also for signing up for the membership subscription.
A cropped screenshots of New York times puzzle "strands". The clue/theme is "it's lit!". The first guess that is shown as correct is "Crime".
A picture of a street in Stockholm. Glorious blue skies and a bright but low sun in the distance.
An advert for Christmas gifts from Åhléns. The picture features jewellery in a box that looks suspiciously like a D&D dice tray. Picture also features a reflection of a man and a woman. The man is taking the picture. The man is me.
Screenshot have a quick cryptic crossword in the guardian app. The instructions state that the clues could be anagrams, hidden words, acrostics, or voices. The first clue is "as Sean Connery says, unmarried people getting viral diseases (8)" the answer being "Shingles"
A popup/settings menu prompting the user to "Select your services" which provides Google knowledge of how to tailor recommendations for the user. At the bottom is a caveat saying "You'll also see content that's free of charge, or available for rent or purchase from these services." and then a list of services including: YouTube, Viki, Google Play Movies & TV, Apple TV, Viaplay, PLEX, Amazon Prime Video and Crunchyroll - the last two of which is just out of frame.
A screenshot of some text stating: "11903 is a prime and has the 'Harmelodic' tests: Take the 1,000,000s, multiply by 148, and add to the rest. Multiply the units by 3571 and add."
A screenshot of the "Logged-out visibility" settings in Bluesky settings. There is one toggle named "discourage apps for showing my account to logged-out users". The setting is explained as: "Bluesky will not show your profile and posts to logged out users. Other apps may not honor this request. This does not make your account private. Note Bluesky is an open and public network. This setting only limits the visibility of your content on the Bluesky app and website, and other apps may not respect this setting. Your content may still be shown to logged-out users by other apps and websites."
A picture of a book titled "Collaborative Software Design: How to facilitate domain modelling decisions" by authors: Evelyn van Kelle, Gien Verschatse, and Kenny Baas-Schwegler.
A screenshot of a YouTube video recommendation. The title is "How to play Aeon Trespass Odyssey - Part 5 - Cycle One" from a YouTube channel called "Gaming Rules!". The video is marked as being 35 minutes and 40 seconds long.
A screenshot of a Bluesky feed with 2 posts showing, one directly after the other. The older post is from BBC breaking news stating that Brazil's supreme court ordered the suspension of X / Twitter in Brazil. The newer post is from Bluesky welcoming users to Bluesky, in Portuguese, with the Bluesky logo in yellow and green.
A small boat travelling at high speed, with a large box in the boat marked "Mathem"
A wide landscape of Stockholm. A waterfront view of the sun setting behind the city hall.
A snippet from the book: Politics: A Very Short Introduction. The snippet reads: "This introduction ends, then, with an example of political theory, an argument likely to provoke disagreement, perhaps even a bit of outrage. And if it does do that, it will have succeeded in illustrating one more aspect of the many-sided thing we have been studying. Farewell."
A cropped screenshot of a crossword puzzle. The clue reads "Stack (4)" and the answer is "Heap".
A screenshot of an Android setting screen titled "ads privacy". The settings featured are on add topics, app-suggested ads, and Ad measurement which are all features that enable further gathering of your data for advertisement, not less.
A cropped screenshot of a section in my BeReal feed that is encouraging me to discover more accounts to follow, including FIFA and AFC Ajax.
A cropped screenshot of a video in my subscription feed that shows the video age is "20 seconds ago" and has 3 views.
A screenshot of a reddit post explaining the bug with the Bluesky following feed at the moment.
My Following feed, full of posts marked "from Discover"
Nacka station, Stockholm at 8pm in December 2023.
A table for 4, ladened with mussels, asparagus and Spanish "bomba"
A monolith statue with a face carved into it, in Vilanova i la Geltrú.
A picture of the moon with a little white dot next to it, which is Jupiter.
Ruins of old buildings on display, found under a market building in Barcelona
A bridge with a lamp post with a sign on it, the sign is of an advertisement for Matthew Perry's memoir.
A picture of two phones connected together, and to a power source, with various cables.
A screenshot of an online form asking a user to share their BeReal posts on Instagram Stories or Twitter for BeReal staff to be able to view them.
Matt Smith, posing and laid down on a flat, poofy sofa.
A screenshot of 25 video games. Specifically: Super Mario Galaxy, Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, Halo, Fable 2, Baldur's Gate 3, The Secret of Monkey Island, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood, The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, Minecraft, Colin McRae Rally 2.0, Grow Home, Just Cause 3, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Portal 2, The Witness, Dustforce DX, God of War, Watch Dogs 2, Worms Armageddon, LEGO Star Wars 2: The Original Trilogy, Red Faction: Guerilla, Outer Wilds, Psychonauts 2, Return of the Obra Dinn, and Doom.
A error message from the Twitter app stating something was cancelled, presumably the 2FA.
North Yorkshire, as seen from Captain Cook's monument.
A 28 year old white man, in a purple t-shirt, celebrating finishing the 10km Midnattsloppet by eating a kanelbulle.
An open hoodie with the purple running shirt for a 2023 Midnattsloppet runner.
A Google search of "country in Africa that starts with K" that produces the result that there is no country in Africa that starts with K, although Kenya starts with a K, with the source being emergentmind.com
A screenshot of a football score pinned to side of a phone home screen, between England and Colombia, showing both teams have scored 1 goal each, and it's at the 47th minute of the game.