Re: GIMP 3.0.0-RC1

On Fri, 3 Jan 2025, 186282@ud0s4.net wrote:

On 1/3/25 3:49 PM, rbowman wrote:

On Fri, 3 Jan 2025 08:41:35 -0500, Andrzej Matuch wrote:
 

I had a similar experience a week or so ago. I was sitting in a
supermarket parking lot in my new QX60 when the daughter of the guy who
parked to the left of me decided to open her car door wide and smack my
vehicle.

 That's something I have to watch very carefully. I've got a 2 door
hatchback and the doors are wide enough to allow a hypothetical person to
get in the back seat. I folded the back seats forward the day I took
delivery of the car so that's a moot point but sometimes to avoid contact
I have to slither out through a partially open door. When they layout
parking lots for maximum volume they ignore about 50% of the vehicles will
be oversized pickups that really makes the situation worse.

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 A common 'zoning' req for biz is to have x-number
 of "parking spaces". So, they mark 'em out for
 Mini-Coopers - not Expeditions.

This is the truth! And in europe, a new requirement is to have at least N % parking spaces for electric cars, making the spaces for regular cars even fewer in number. The war in regular car owners is well underway.
It was funny... in the mainstream news, media and the politicians are wringing their hands about the fact that electric car sales are dropping.
The "journalist" asked an old woman why she doesn't just buy an electric car with all the great benefits. The old woman replied that it is so expensive she cannot afford it, and the journalist looked as if he had never even thought about the fact that elderly, young and the lower classes of society might think that an electric car is too expensive.
Clearly the rubble can sit on busses while the politicians zip along in taxis and electric cars.