Propolis doesn’t come off. At least the proplis that my bees make. Whenever I open the hive I have to slowly ease the boxes apart, slowly prying them as the glue stretches and releases its grip. It’s known as bee glue for a reason. Like honey, it’s a product of its environment, and its stickiness depends on the trees that the bees have access to. Like honey, it’s produced by a chain
I captured the event stream whilst I drew a circle.
$ ssh remarkable ‘cat /dev/input/event0’ > /tmp/pen-input
This ended up being 22,832 bytes. I then cleared the screen and piped some data back over the connection:
$ cat /tmp/pen-input | ssh remarkable ‘cat - > /dev/input/event0’
Nothing. This was understandable, as the data was all sent in one go, and the tablet likely though that my hand was moving at infinity meters per second.
CAD vs CAM?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42398651
CAD For Windchests
CadQuery https://cadquery.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#installation