I started making a slide set for a short demo I might give at the company internal weekly. I was able to find a bunch of great pictures and memes to spice it up.
I think it is good that GitHub is the de facto code repository solution and not Azure DevOps. While the basics work pretty much the same, setting up CI pipelines with Azure Pipelines is, how to put it, a pain in the backside compared to GitHub actions.
@variablepulserate It is. This is a paperback printed on quite thin paper, so the book is not that hard to handle.
Just checked that it took me 5 days to complete that latest book (400 pages, in Finnish, with not-too-packed typesetting). The current one will take a lot longer as it has over 1100 pages with rather tight typesetting and it is in English.
@variablepulserate In the back, I think they are. In front there are some bushes that I don’t recall the name for. And no, we do have a lot of trees that are not evergreen (birches, maples, poplars, …), but large forests tend to be composed of evergreen trees (mostly pines and spruces).
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@matigo Nah, my wife suggested we should move to Southern France, I the Canary Islands. 😆
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The walk was… I would not call it horrible, maybe unpleasant is the proper word here.
In the attached photo you can get an idea of the conditions we have. It does not, however, convey the fairly strong wind and rain/sleet that was making the experience miserable. Also, the sun had set already hours ago, as the photo was taken at 7 pm.
The streets were either very slippery (where the traffic had packed the snow before the rain started) or full of slush (where the snow was not packed nor fully cleared). That combined with the weather made the walk, umm, rather wet.
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#bookclub Johanna Mo, Skuggliljan (🇫🇮, Varjolilja), ISBN 978-951-1-42242-6
I thought I would go to the gym but this headache is bugging me. I think I will go for a walk instead and try to go to the gym tomorrow.