Morten J.-J. Zölde-Fejér @[email protected]

Tired: Sawed-off shotgun
Hired: Gnawed-off shotgun

It dawns on me that with the introduction of Donna Noble, Rose Tyler ends up seeming quite classy.

I am wondering about my Android phone battery use.
I use Facebook Messenger with the family, and it seems to be using quite a lot of battery for what it does. But I do not know if the Android battery report also includes the screen (because it is one of the few things I keep the screen on with for a longer time) or it is simply the battery use of that actual application, as in background?

... I see

11 AM. Ate breakfast at 9. Did wash the bowl, so I have done something around the house today. Should I get up and do something? No.

Friendliest friends.

Good job the children did not throw out the package. Obviously, there is still something left in it...

Funny how still more user interfaces are designed for screens with very high resolutions - I have 2x24" monitors at work, but when I pull the ultrabook from the dock, I still only have the same 1366x768 to work with...

Last quote was Edward St. Aubyn: Never Mind.
Talented with words.

"According to Victor, they had been 'exact contemporaries', a term he used for anyone of vaguely his own age who had not noticed him at school. 'I knew him at Eton' too often meant that he had been ruthlessly mocked by someone. He said of only two other scholars that they were friends of his at school, and he no longer saw either of them. One was the head
of a Cambridge college and the other a civil servant who was widely thought to be a spy because his job sounded too dull to exist."

Apparently, a huge part of what Heinlein wrote is available in YouTube as audiobooks.
Had not expected this much.