I'm just curious about the choice of elements used to construct those letters in the signage, as those beams and angles aren't in the game (even the testing version) although the devs have udsættes about an upcoming update with steeper roofs (which, I suppose, implies steeper beams, too).
I wonder if it's any mod? I'm on Linux and AFAIK mods don't work under Proton.
And for those less well versed in naval lingo: S-363 / U-137 was known as a Whiskey-class submarine, hence the very apt "whiskey on the rocks" moniker. 🥃
Further, this was during the cold war when it was "well known" (ie. not proven) that the Russians were intruding into Swedish territorial waters and cartoons like the one below was commonplace in the papers. So this event was very much a "smoking gun", leading swedes to say "Ha! We knew it!" which was rather embarrassing for Russia. Not to mention... that boat is really up there, you know?
I tried getting through that very long article, but I lost interest already in the very first few words - when reading that the originator was ostensibly one "Herr G. Heim", which can be translated to "Mr. S. Ecret", clearly a fake name.
Which is why Macintosh floppy disk drives were changing their rotational speed depending on which cylinders were being accessed, so that the information density would in fact be uniform.
Which is why a Mac floppy could hold 400/800k compared to a DOS floppy's 360/720k.
Altså til et første stop behøver det jo ikke at være sprit ny hardware, du kan jo sagtens finde en ældre maskine brugt og så er deres disk-krav vel ikke så vigtigt? Min 11 år gamle DS916+ (eller er det en 18+?) kører stadig upåklageligt.
At least they're consistent, you gotta give them that much. 😞
There's also the Ladybird browser that I really, really wanna cheer for. I could easily see it becoming the "saviour" that was Mozilla's role way back when.
Since the first time of seeing it on a Mac (Plus, probably), I've been in love with Palatino. It just seems to flow so nicely, and the italic is gorgeous.
I missed it for many years until I found TeX Gyre Pagella.
I just want to build a little thing on an esp32 or my old raspi 2b that responds to any "Hey Google/Alexa/Siri" with an indifferent "nah, mate". I just haven't gotten around to putting or together yet.
And they got disqualified from the Oscars "because they cheated" -- the following year there was a brand new nomination category for computer generated effects...
So, usb devices that are connected to your laptop, or the laptop's usb sockets themselves?