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What are you doing this weekend? | Lobsters

 3 years ago
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What are you doing this weekend?

Feel free to tell what you plan on doing this weekend and even ask for help or feedback.

Please keep in mind it’s more than OK to do nothing at all too!

  1. arnt

    3 hours ago

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    Having all Christmas presents done is great. All? No, not all! One indomitable nephew still holds out. (Or, hmm?)

    There’s a bit of paperwork that wants doing. Neeeeds doooing. Then some Christmas baking. Since I moved abroad all the Norwegian baking and cooking has become very important to me.

    And maybe some programming, if baking doesn’t take all the time. My usual big thing, but I am feeling a little bit tempted to write an android quickie to provide “upload to imgz.io” as a share target for images.

  2. I and my team will continue working on GIF Tools – tiny browser-based utilities for working with GIF animations.

  3. Going to add support to select the graph components by mouse dragging in canvas for Graph Galaxy

  4. I started my ‘holidays’ (i.e. no client work, unless it’s an emergency) yesterday (Thursday), so this weekend will be a continuation of the last two days: work through as many DIY/fixit things as I can before the end of the month.

  5. imkl

    8 minutes ago

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    xmas baking, stocking firewood, salt for sidewalks, and other stuff that might be needed. Saturday evening skype session at the fireplace (xmas gathering from my first office, 23 years and counting), sunday sleeping and digital detox weekend.

    The minimum funny year 2020 will have a minimum viable xmas: no tree, no decoration besides one (1) small Christbaumkugel (christmas ornament) and a small fir branch tip, and no fireworks on new year’s eve.


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