… which, in Greece is served as a main dish. So at a regular dinner, that’s after the second Ouzo, which is both refreshing and the kind of fun that flushes your java-fried brain pretty thoroughly.
As Ade already blogged we’re in Greece, just south of Athens (that’s where “50” inside a red ring on a road sign means “120 km\/h is a good average, you have to fiddle with your navigation system after all at the same time”, at least in taxi drivers’ minds, apparently) for a SQO-OSS sprint, but also where the waiter happily shows you the fish you’re planning to have for dinner, and even gives it a name (in my dinner’s case “Papadopoulos”) on request. But let’s try to keep the “We are out of …” titled blogs void of sensible content … (respect tradition!)
On a totally unrelated note, today’s kudos go to Nuno for providing me with green, yellow and red variations of the Blue Curl wallpaper (the default KDE 4.1 one) they’re in the slideshow plasma rotation wallpaper plugin and making this world a better place (did I mention that I don’t have a real life? ;-)).
Concluding with today’s geek survival tip seems appropriate: If your mouse cursor behaves in very weird and unpredictable ways, if you see context menues popping up seemingly randomly and if you just have a really hard time pointing at anything: *do* check your short’s pockets to make sure you didn’t tuck your wireless mouse in there. Worked for me.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
… which, in Greece is served as a main dish. So at a regular dinner, that’s after the second Ouzo, which is both refreshing and the kind of fun that flushes your java-fried brain pretty thoroughly. As Ade already blogged we’re in Greece, just south of Athens (that’s where “50” inside a red ring on… Continue reading We are out of swordfish.<\/span>