I usually just read whatever (fiction) book I’m reading. I don’t need it to be a particularly boring one. It varies a bit how far I get but usually not that many pages before I know it’s time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Window_System

Cats are liquid.

Side will now open a curational office at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead, with the two working together to put on future exhibitions.

So, not the actual Baltic.

Well, there’s a band I haven’t remembered for a long time. Should probably have a listen.

That’s what https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumables mean.

Once you’ve set it up and sliced the model.

Have you looked at Sony? Their phones used to be more narrow, iirc.

That’s also what a lot of animals do in general. Including bears.

Open the trunk.

Kind of funny reading this at a time when it’s pitch black outside except for an hour or two around noon.

While I agree with that, it’s not exactly rocket surgery. If you once heard how it works, how hard can it be to figure out it again?

Please

It’s just sheer pessimism. Gog has been the good one so far. I’d hate to see it go.

Unfortunately they didn’t limit the height so they’ll probably just make more of the same hideous lumbering crap.

But apparently have no problem sending all their camera data etc to the CCP.

(They do have a pretty impressive EV line up.)

It’s a Microsoft Excel CSV with inconsistent separators and quoting in a locale you’ve never even heard of.

Plynose? Plychin? Plyneck?

I’m guessing it wasn’t (well) oiled. Oiled boards are fairly easy to clean and nothing will soak into them as long as they’re cleaned after using.

Might come off with scraping and oiling, so treat the board again. Otherwise the spot is not going to be harmful in any way and cutting boards get marked over time in any case.

Yazi is very neat. First time I’ve wanted to use something like a file manager for some things instead of a shell since Amiga in the early 90’s.

Hopefully that will get into Debian soon so it’s an easy option there as well.