Dark mode Excel definitely *feels* weird to me still, but my eyes are grateful all the same.

There is, but only available in releases from the last 6-12 months.
support.microsoft.com/en-us/office...

How did you get a photo of the bookshelf in my office?

Officer, that's her right there!

Seriously though, I had to do a double take. You've got more MS literature, and significantly less OpenVMS manuals.

Water. Like out the toilet?

Got my G7 in 2006. Was a great experience.

Now running a G502. Infinite scroll is just better, but I do need to find a cable bungee...

Same here in Cunningham.
So many named party candidates fighting for the bottom of the ballot, but none jumping out to be #1.
An independent running with the policy to 'be a reasonable person and use their own brain' would be a breath of fresh air.

The truth is that Trump and Musk are disgusting humans who deserve criticism for every action they take and word they speak.
But I'm quite sure they aren't female.
So, explain again how you're speaking truth?

This.
All topics mixed together in one channel, rather than separated out into dedicated threads.
Search takes you to a point in time and leaves you to trawl for any relevant responses... rather than finding a self-contained thread and being able to parse it in relatively short order.

I don't think anyone is saying that charging infrastructure in 'apartment parking' or 'street-side lighting fixtures' is non-trivial. But many of us think it's a better long-term solution.
I'm just trying to highlight that your "literally trivial" solution isn't as simple as you seem to think.

Yeah... fuel stations need a big tank with little to no pressure rating, and a pump.
Hydrogen fueling stations require the tanks to be pressure rated (should come with added inspection and maintenance requirements), a hydrogen compressor, and cooling systems.

Do these parking lots have any form of lighting?

If not, would it be difficult to install lighting?

It should be a lot easier and cheaper to run power from a building that already has it, out to a parking lot, rather than upgrade underground petrol tanks to store high pressure hydrogen.

Thanks for sharing your wisdom Jen.
Middle-click on refresh it shall be.

Still think middle-click on the tab itself would make sense from a 'carrying the pattern' perspective, but I understand that the 'close tab' behaviour is too settled, including across different browsers.

Constantly.
Annoyed that it has the opposite outcome when used on browser tabs. Why not duplicate? There's already a little "x" there if I wanted to close the tab.

As an OT/Automation Engineer, I'm the only person in my Team who defends Vista.
All the old guys hated that it got in their way.
All the young guys heard about the memes.
I was in the right place to see the vast improvements, and understand that it was bad drivers/software that caused the pain.

Here I am typing in the date by hand like a child... Thanks again Jen!

Mt Fuji was like this for me.
I live near some moderately sized geological formations, and my brain is used to how the perspective shifts a tiny amount as you move around.
Fuji appeared to be the same size, but 'felt' weird because I couldn't judge the distance.

I keep an eye on it, to make sure nobody else takes advantage, and then comment on it to them when they return to their desk.

Or I do that one setup thing I've been meaning to do for them for ages, but didn't want to interrupt them to get done.