Meteors are too fast
With the yearly Perseïdes swarm shooting stars at us I went to try to photograph those fast shooting dust particles. This is not an very easy task as they appear random in the sky and are very fast. Together with Bård we headed to the most southern tip of Langesund a bit after midnight and started looking at the sky. There were quite a lot of shooting stars, about one a minute, but I only managed to catch one on (digital) film.
I also tried to make a few analog pictures of the Pleiades, but it will take some time before those are developed.
Life Line
I know my French is pretty terrible, but I'm sure I'm closer to the correct answer than what's shown here...
Merge branch 'v2022'
Merge pull request #169 from psumbera/solaris-2
I walked 7.0km in 1h6m48s
Fixed some ffing sidewalks again.
I walked 10.5km in 1h40m26s
Updated a pet_grooming shop
I walked 8.6km in 2h12m58s
I walked 8.7km in 1h24m16s
Updated a restaurant
I walked 2.4km in 24m20s
I walked 6.6km in 1h4m32s
I walked 0.6km in 4m38s
I walked 8.5km in 1h22m35s
Merged pull request #1029
Reflow some comments
Add comments, add end of file newlines, fix php 8.5 compilation
Benchmark Xdebug performance
Merged pull request #1051
PHP 8.6: printf() is now optimised out if it only uses %s and %d (and…
PHP 8.6: The object IDs of objects changed in tests
PHP 8.6: ZSTR_INIT_LITERAL() no longer takes non-literals, so use zen…
PHP 8.6: WRONG_PARAM_COUNT has been removed in favour of zend_wrong_p…
PHP 8.6: zval_dtor() has been deprecated in favour of zval_ptr_dtor_n…
Update test for version constraints, as well as the error messages
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