oh that is GORGEOUS

Wow!! Does this mean you can try to settle the pronunciation of Katarsis

(Seize political power)

i've become a Croatia Enjoyer simply by rotating "you better genuflect and pray (YOU BETTER GENUFLECT AND PRAY)" in my mind

the venn diagram of people that develop and release an open-source program and people that prefer typesetting in TeX/LaTeX over Word is nearly a perfect circle, I need to be told there's "error: overfull hbox too wide" or it doesn't feel right

once you overleaf it's hard to go back

The five activities, together at last!

one of my annoying prescriptivist opinions is that "folk" is already plural and "folks" is also generally redundant

there's also Scotland's first Lithuanian restaurant Pinčiukas near Haymarket

I enjoyed it when I went but saw they recently annouced a Lithuanian-Indian fusion menu I can find no details about (???)

It's decently-sized but because it's mostly Things In Jars you can tour it reasonably quickly/pick your favourites!

Surgeon's Hall museum!! Many things in jars

macaroni cheese

the process of rendering, slicing and printing on a decent printer* is generally now easier than trying to get a 2D printer to do what you want. You need to know what the printer wants from you, but the hard stuff is abstracted away just enough

*again Prusa and Prusa Slicer for life

and the evolution of 3D printing from CNC machines and the RepRap project means that most printers remain consumer-repairable, consumer-upgradeable and in many cases are able to print their own spare parts

(Prusa for life)

as someone whose phd work revolves around them: yes! but also in the last decade there's been amazing progress in lowering the barrier to entry

one of our partners in Tanzania used to make their own 3D printers out of scrap metal and can now buy them at a reasonable price

A cyclist is only in your way if your starting presumption is that your journey in a car is more important than theirs on a bike.