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Ok that process looks incredible! I'm definitely going to have a crack at that. Considering using it on the original sheet (if it ever dries) as well as experimenting on some hessian sacks. I imagine the weave will be too loose, but nothing to lose trying it out.

So not much of interest, at least for me. Stability, UI.

”What's actually changed? Frankly, there's too many individual improvements to list. But some quick highlights:

For users it should provide a more stable experience overall. There's better error handling, more in-depth progress notifications for Decky and plugins. Along with Decky being properly usable without an internet connection. There's also various UI styling improvements. You should also hopefully never see the boot-loop problem again with some recent changes.”

So I hung out out in the weather and sure enough most of it is more dry now (even after a few bits of rain) and the boys that are dry don't shed powder. There are still bits of oil damp spots, and they still release powder. Patience I guess.

Might have to try that next. Not sure what it would be like to use in terms of comfort and durability. Want to sleep in/on it swag style.

Yep I've read some horror stories about spontaneous combustion of linseed soaked rags. Took great pains to dry it safely by hanging it out properly such that any heat buildup would dissipate.

Why did you put iron oxide in the mix?

Various recipes say it both dyes and adds to waterproofing by filling in the gaps in the weave.

Now that I think about it, I'm wondering if the weave was too loose to hold the particles. I wanted something lighter than a full weight canvas so I used a seemingly tightly woven linen tablecloth. I hot washed it to shrink/tighten it further before applying the treatment, but I've noticed I can still see light through the fabric.

We live and learn I guess. Bit of an expensive experiment, but it's an excuse to try again. I prefer the natural linseed colour to the red of the iron oxide anyway.

I hate snakes

Yes I believe they do.

I literally laughed hysterically at this. Actually scared myself with the noises I made.

Oooh. I know this one. Testing their code rather than chucking it over the fence and crossing their fingers. Of course that's management's fault.

He really is quite weird saying that someone who tried to enforce the rules they're employed to enforce was ”clearly suffering from a mental health episode”

Did I say ”weird?” I meant ”a complete cunt”

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