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Not to mention Minuet in G, Op. 14/1 - Ignacy Jan Paderewski https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KDGxHzGYvk
Yes, also well worth listening to (and watching, of course).
It’s interesting that Copilot seems to have identified the connection between komorebi and light, and also between kintsugi and cracks.
So is paper with a golden rectangle shape available today?
I haven’t been able to find any such product online. You can easily work out how much to slice off the long side of an A-series sheet to increase the aspect ratio from 1:1.414 to 1:1.618, but if you want a half or whole ream of sheets you might want to try to find a local paper merchant who is willing to do the needful for a small fee.
Welcome, Mark. Thanks for joining my merry little band.
I thought I’d seen it all, but I was wrong! Another Amazon review, this time about coffee:
To soon to say yet only had one cup
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 February 2020
Verified Purchase
To soon to say yet
So far, so not unusual. But then below that it says “One person found this helpful”. 
It was in front of me all the time.
What was in front of you? What did you do to resolve the compatibility issue? 
Leander now has well over 100 videos on his site https://www.youtube.com/@Leander-piano
And it isn’t all ragtime and boogie woogie, although his playlist comprising such pieces currently has 51 videos on it. He also has a playlist of 28 classical pieces, including The Hummingbird by Christopher Benfield, Fantasia No. 3 in D minor by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Songs My Mother Taught Me by Antonín Dvořák (whom he calls ‘Anton Divorak’, clearly not having been told that Dvořák should be pronounced ‘Dvor-zhak’). A couple of the comments on the Dvořák piece are from people who seemed to think that Leander’s mother taught him those ‘songs’.
Hi Alfred, I have got it onto my computer now but there is a compatibility problem I am trying to solve.
Thanks for the progress report, Jim!
Please tell us more about the compatibility problem. Are you on Windows 10 or 11? What compatibility mode(s) have you tried?
From your references to ‘return’ and ‘shift and return’, I don’t think you’re actually asking about tabs. Unless I’ve completely misread your question, you’re asking about paragraph spacing. (Tab characters take you across the page, not down.)
Pressing Enter (or Return) creates a new paragraph, separated from the previous paragraph by the ‘space after’ paragraph setting. By default this gives you a blank line between paragraphs, but you can set it to any value: set it to zero if you want no extra space between paragraphs (which you would usually only want if you’re using first-line indents).
Pressing Shift+Enter (or Shift+Return) gives you a line space without creating a new paragraph.
I never saw the second box
Instead of telling us what you don’t see, please show us what you do see. You can use Snip & Sketch to capture a screenshot and save it as an image file, and then use the ‘Add image to post’ link below the message composition box here to share what you’ve captured.
What is that in pixels?
What is what in pixels? 3mm?
That’s how I understand the question in the present context.
Add a 3 mm bleed area at each of the four edges. What is that in pixels?
William is
Making an artwork file for an A6 landscape giclée print. 300 pixels per inch.
Given that he is using a document resolution of 300 pixels per inch, and armed with the knowledge that 1 inch is 25.4 mm, I’m sure William can easily work out how many pixels are needed to represent 3 mm at the same resolution.
Leander does tend to play rags too fast
But he is learning. And improving.
He certainly is. That was delightful!
Thanks for the link, Geoff.
The picture is 1024 pixels square.
This one.
Or rather, this one:
I have clicked it and then searched for it without success?
Clicking the link should have taken you straight to a page on the Google Drive website. Where did you search, and what did you try to search for?
Most programmes remain available for a year. A decade ago it was 30 days, increased from the original 7 days.
Alfred wrote:Albert Ross wrote:what about Mary Hopkin
Ah, yes, good old Mary Hopkin! Those were the days!!
Yes, I thought they'd never end!
Nothing if not obvious..
I think I've hit rock bottom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_WWnKt4GAY
Alfred wrote:Actually, I’m curious about your choice of topic title and OP. You can’t prescribe a lively discussion, you can only start it and hope that it becomes lively.
Well I was bored and fancied a continuous discussion like we used to have, both here and in the old lounge.
Understood. Even on CommunityPlus they killed the mood by removing the Lounge link from the main navigation bar, but it was better than nothing.
First things first, Jim! Have you found your way to your PMs?
Albert Ross wrote:... , but is it better now, or then - you decide.
Hard to say one way or the other.
This was about three years before the first microprocessor, the Intel 4004, a 4-bit device, was introduced.
I remember, around 1979, two older electronic technicians having a grumble.
One said something like that he had been to a shop to get an electronics magazine, but it's all (disgust in voice) software in them these days.
William
In the ‘good old days’ there was a mixture of tech talk and projects to build.
Alfred wrote:William wrote:I wanted to recover a particular AI-generated picture of a lady reading haiku to an elephat, at the full 1024 pixel by 1024 pixel size.
Find the picture in a thread, click on it, click on the enlarged image, download the full size image to local storage.
But the picture in page 6 of the modalities thread won't enlarge twice, I can only get the 800 pixel by 800 pixel version.
I wonder why.
My best guess would be that you only uploaded the 800 pixel by 800 pixel version.
I wondered if that is what happened, but I would be surprised if I had done that as that would have meant me preparing a version that size and 800 by 800 is not a size I use as best I remember. I mean, 800 is not a fifth part of A3 or anything like that, which is the way I have tended to do things.
You wouldn’t have needed to prepare it, you could simply have uploaded it at a larger size and then saved it from the web page where it’s displayed as an 800 by 800 clickable image.
Actually, I’m curious about your choice of topic title and OP. You can’t prescribe a lively discussion, you can only start it and hope that it becomes lively.
No other posters in this thread today it seems.
You’re the one who brought up the subject, William! What would you like to say about it? Why have you bumped a couple of other threads with nothing more than the word ‘bump’?
what about Mary Hopkin
Ah, yes, good old Mary Hopkin! Those were the days!!
I wanted to recover a particular AI-generated picture of a lady reading haiku to an elephat, at the full 1024 pixel by 1024 pixel size.
Find the picture in a thread, click on it, click on the enlarged image, download the full size image to local storage.
But the picture in page 6 of the modalities thread won't enlarge twice, I can only get the 800 pixel by 800 pixel version.
I wonder why.
My best guess would be that you only uploaded the 800 pixel by 800 pixel version.
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