An Anteater In Spring

{Picture of skinny anteater}

{spotting data, e.g. the locale and date, control reticle on the X axis and variable on Y, key features etc}

{raison d’etre, e.g. ‘If there has been a fall to stop ants tunneling out from cover, anteaters will not have eaten ants since then. They are not cute enough to get scraps in town in the meantime.}

Instead of course we have naked arbitrary lists without so much as ownership info attached (e.g. a gimp tools window kde stlyles would just be this floating contextless thing; unfortunately of course it is particular to the app and not generic.) and with huge wastes of space going in; they just unveiled a new scheduler with multiple timezones considered, but each zone’s progression of hours gets a massive featureless swath of 24oo hours in lieu of some sunup/sundown shading, expected facility hours, &c.
It sure looks (works) better than it used to in almost all cases;
but I wonder if the efficiency of the app is being fed as though it were an entelechy instead of a coincidentally coherent cuckoo clock for X11.

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