Good notes on St John's, but the photos show St Casimir's. Glad you enjoyed your visit!

It hasn't gone anywhere: maps.app.goo.gl/htDqYi3By4pa...

bucaneer.github.io/easterizer

I'll take this tangential mention of the date of Easter as an excuse to plug this silly thing I made last year:

If anyone still had any doubts, this proves that the golden arches theory is well and truly dead. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital...

I don't blame Tapinas who translated the books aged 16. I do blame Alma littera who never bothered to invest in a proper translation, instead reprinting the one they bought from a teen for a few hundred LTL.

There are two radars in Lithuania: in Laukuva (55.60912, 22.23943) and Trakų Vokė (54.62620, 25.10667). You can see their coverage here: www.meteo.lt/en/currently...

Hi, Lithuanian here! I found your posts by accident. Yes, "sprunki" is a Lithuanian word meaning "you are running away". Your deductions are all correct, as far as I can tell through machine translation - good job! It probably has nothing to do with the game of that name, though.

Vilnius native here. This is just confusing signage: the building stuck under construction is number 9, and the sign with an arrow means that number 7 (where the HQ is located) is further from the street, accessible via a driveway. maps.app.goo.gl/gvGwZW82sBod...

Analog eels just sound so much warmer, you know. But that's probably bad for their ectothermic physiology.

Nuclear reactor with a steam turbine that just mechanically runs a saw mill.

I thought you might appreciate this silly idea I had: bucaneer.github.io/easterizer/