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@A11yAwareness Totally. Except for all the cases (I’m looking at you, Keynote, and to you, Safari Reader View) where they produce visually very different output…and often the Print to PDF is either more configurable or more faithful.

I always try export first (if it exists); but quite often then give up and resort to the Print dialogue.

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@A11yAwareness Totally. Except for all the cases (I’m looking at you, Keynote, and to you, Safari Reader View) where they produce visually very different output…and often the Print to PDF is either more configurable or more faithful.

I always try export first (if it exists); but quite often then give up and resort to the Print dialogue.

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Expensive at half the price

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Expensive at half the price

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Two copies of Boris Johnson’s book, Unleashed, with half price stickers.

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If you are interested space travel or the solar system or the galaxy or the universe or VIM, you might enjoy this rather lovely podcast about Voyager 1.

https://www. tortoisemedia.com/audio/one-li ght-day-voyagers-long-farewell/

I did.

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If you are interested space travel or the solar system or the galaxy or the universe or VIM, you might enjoy this rather lovely podcast about Voyager 1.

https://www. tortoisemedia.com/audio/one-li ght-day-voyagers-long-farewell/

I did.

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@flexghost John Martyn, 1948–2009, RIP

https://youtu.be/gvamsFiLaI8

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@flexghost John Martyn, 1948–2009, RIP

https://youtu.be/gvamsFiLaI8

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@flexghost Isaac Guillory, 1947–2000, RIP.

https://youtu.be/eLImz7d2MEw

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@flexghost Isaac Guillory, 1947–2000, RIP.

https://youtu.be/eLImz7d2MEw

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@nixCraft fsck

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@nixCraft fsck

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I wrote something about Climate Change.

https://njr.prose.sh/climate-change

This includes some arguments I made to a couple of right-wingers who were not fully on board with the need to make progress.

Not saying I persuaded anyone. But this is how I currently think about it.

#climatechange #sustainability

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I wrote something about Climate Change.

https://njr.prose.sh/climate-change

This includes some arguments I made to a couple of right-wingers who were not fully on board with the need to make progress.

Not saying I persuaded anyone. But this is how I currently think about it.

#climatechange #sustainability

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@spacekookie Kinda. The colour force holds the quarks together and the residual colour force (the strong force) holds atomic nuclei together. I don’t think I explained that too well last time.

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@spacekookie Kinda. The colour force holds the quarks together and the residual colour force (the strong force) holds atomic nuclei together. I don’t think I explained that too well last time.

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@spacekookie I don’t think this is right. It’s always been the strong force, and we learnt about quarks before I started my PhD in 1986. The weak force is behind beta decay.

It is true that when QCD came along we learned that the strong force is a residual force left over from the underlying colour forces acting between the quarks, mediated by gluons. The C in QCD is chroma, referring to this colour force, which gives rise to containment, meaning that the quarks are almost free to move within a short distance, but it’s enormously hard to move them beyond that containment distance.

I think you probably misremembered or misundersood, or learnt from someone who was confused or mistaken.

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@spacekookie I don’t think this is right. It’s always been the strong force, and we learnt about quarks before I started my PhD in 1986. The weak force is behind beta decay.

It is true that when QCD came along we learned that the strong force is a residual force left over from the underlying colour forces acting between the quarks, mediated by gluons. The C in QCD is chroma, referring to this colour force, which gives rise to containment, meaning that the quarks are almost free to move within a short distance, but it’s enormously hard to move them beyond that containment distance.

I think you probably misremembered or misundersood, or learnt from someone who was confused or mistaken.