“Tomorrow never comes.”

Fifty years? Wow!

3 and 5 are prime numbers, so they should be green or blue. 1 and 8 are not prime numbers, so they shouldn’t be.

In the revised version where the 4 has been removed, there are only eight of the first ten numbers in the Fibonacci sequence. The 13, which was present before, is now missing. The 55 has been missing all along.

Thanks for that, Geoff. I had completely forgotten about the Imperial ream if I ever knew about it.

Quire, Ream, Bundle, Bale & Pallet

For a consumer point of view, an increase in the size of a pack is a welcome change from the “shrinkflation” that we see almost everywhere nowadays.

Ask the Germans!

https://www.citypopulation.de/en/uk/eas … __skegness

A ream of any type of paper is 500 sheets, so I’m not sure why you’re singling out this particular type of paper as if it’s unusual in that regard.

I’ve only ever known the additive used in papermaking to be called ‘size’, not ‘paper size’, so what the latter term clearly and unambiguously conveys to me is the sheet dimensions.

I’m afraid not! I still think the single-sentence paragraph that I quoted has some words repeated, added, or missing. You wrote:

If we strip that down a little to reveal its structure, we get something like this:

The word ‘was’ is duplicated, and it looks to me as though the word ‘which’ doesn’t belong in the sentence. Have I misinterpreted what you wrote?

Summer is supposedly on its way where I am, but it’s early afternoon right now and it’s only around 14 °C (57 °F).

Fascinating! I can understand people doing that for old software which is no longer officially supported, but what I actually meant is that some users of the Affinity apps have only posted to the Affinity forums after trying ChatGPT first.

ChatGPT obviously has its uses, but I have to wonder about the people who post to the Affinity forums for help and kick off by explaining that they asked ChatGPT first. Why would anyone expect a chatbot to be able to offer help with something which requires the practical experience that only a real user of the apps can have? I would have more faith in the apps’ Help topics, and even those have some glaring deficiencies.

I see. You hadn’t stated that the animals needed to maintain their positions relative to each other, so I had no reason to think that flipping the whole thing horizontally was unacceptable.

Rotating the picture may be easier said than done, depending on your viewing device, so I’ve attached a rotated version.

I’m pretty sure there’s a hex dump utility available for download from the High-Logic Forums. That or any similar utility should show you exactly what characters are represented in your file.

And it has

on the Tesco web page. That page offers a choice of only four Ohara Koson designs, whereas the Wee Blue Coo website has 51 to choose from (and you can buy 3 for the price of 2).