But they didn’t seem that-

I want to go on the yard work simulator!

The cycling gods have spoken.

I was on a group ride with our club yesterday, and the ride leader (also the president of the club) announced he may not be able to wait for someone with a flat tire or other issue, as he had something he had to get to after the ride ended. “It’s not necessarily a no-drop ride,” he said, which is unusual in our group - almost all of our rides are no-drop (or, as I think of them, “regroup regularly”), the ones that aren’t are well marked on the calendar.

Guess who got the flat tire, and got left behind because only one other person even knew there was an issue, and had to call his wife for pickup because he couldn’t get the tire off?

(We realized they were missing at a later intersection and called him, that’s when we found out what happened. We did wait for the other guy that tried to help him; he finished the ride with us.)

This sounds more like a run. I haven’t seen Strava record or report GPS data for just steps taken throughout the day. But runs, walks, bike rides, and other sports will often record GPS.

But the op is right - if the ship is moving, the athlete will get “credit” for additional distance traveled, or they’ll lose distance, depending on which way they are running compared to the ship’s direction of travel, possibly balancing out if one of the other reverses direction at the appropriate time.

And yes I’m a little disturbed I remembered that detail from an annoying episode.

Though the Pakleds went on to become great characters in Lower Decks, so at least we got that out of it.

Let’s have a fire alarm!

Then we’ll go to the mountain for a team building exercise.

I think he laughed the first time, too. Pretty sure he said it in the episode with the Pakleds while cruising in the shuttle with Wesley.

I looked it up! It’s the episode where Marge becomes a cop. She insisted Bart wear padding for his skateboard, then cut to this scene.

Uh it appears I somehow applied my guess to the wrong post!

This is an interesting spelling of “burger”.

The gambling episode, I think. Bart ran a game in the dryer, and it caught on fire.

Related:“Sky Harbor” is an excellent name for an airport. It conjured up images of a futuristic airport that I was really looking forward to.

The actual airport was a letdown. It was fine, but nothing really special.

I visited Phoenix and Tucson in March (years ago), it was nice then.

I use Arch, by the way.

(I don’t, I used Debian. It just fit.)

Aww I didn’t know that. I used Slackware for many years and had the DVD subscription. I got tired of worrying about dependencies and moved to Debian, but I still have a soft spot for Slackware.

I do remember one time Slashdot had an article about a new Slackware release, and he was like, “Do I get first post?” lol What a time that was.

If you’re using a tripod, most cameras have a delay shutter. I use 2 second delay all the time (real estate photography) - I trigger it, then get my hands away, and it takes the picture.

Sometimes I actually up the time delay to give myself time to escape if I’m in the shot.

For the Echo Show 8 converted to Android and running HA that sits on the counter,

• Controls for scenes and lights. In general the only one we regularly use is “bedtime” because that varies each day. The other scenes are automatic, but I still have the scene controls because sometimes things get changed.
• Upcoming games and scores for our sports teams. Games appear up to 48 hours in advance and remain no more than 15 hours after game start (it’s supposed to be 12 hours after the end, but the end is harder to calculate from the data, so I do this instead).
• Weather radar.
• Badges with info like outside temperature, average temperature of each floor, and garage temperature.
• The planned meal for today and tomorrow - tomorrow is in case I need to get something out of the freezer. Today’s dinner disappears after 8pm.

If you scroll down you can see a weather forecast, but we rarely use that. The radar is nice even though it takes a good bit of space on screen. I might shrink it to see how that works.

There are also two other menus available. One lets me reset various counters (for example after I’ve cleaned the pet fountain every 30 days), and the other gives access to thermostats. Both of those are rarely used.

Damn, aps support?! I assume you have to take the negatives out of the cartridge.

There’s a seller on ebay that 3D prints negative holders for the scanner I have, so for example I could scan the 110 cartridge (not the really old roll film) negatives I have. I wonder if he makes one to do APS.

But on the other hand, the APS camera I had was cheap, point and shoot, and the prints came back with a note that they were severely overexposed, so it probably wasn’t even working correctly. Not much point in spending money to save some forgettable shots of a local river.

Oh he can break the deadlock all right, no question there. The question is what happens after it’s broken. It’s probably not going to be good for South Korea. Remember how much he likes Kim Jong Un.

Ah that would do it. Disappointing. But thanks for the suggestions and finding that.

Yeah 3.0 on Trixie.

Sounds like that gimp-data-extras package shouldn’t apply to 3.x. So maybe that’s the fundamental problem.

Unfortunately, the message in the terminal isn’t helpful:

scriptfu-Message: 19:50:36.837: Error while executing script-fu-alien-glow-logo:

That’s it. There’s no additional info.

I just downloaded the Gimp appimage, but it doesn’t have the logo generation scripts in it. I feel like they’ve been abandoned and no one noticed.