First I drink the coffee, then I explain the Internet*. Profile picture: a LEGO minifigure (head: light tan, goatee, glasses; torso: black t-shirt with green text #!; legs: blue) holding two mugs of coffee labelled: "Spice must flow" Header: an XKCD-style cartoon diagram illustrating the notional phase space of coffee. *Professionally, yes. Nyms which are probably me: dsr, -dsr-, dashdsrdash. Just another disembodied voice on the Internet, with the right to use pronouns.
First I drink the coffee, then I explain the Internet*. Profile picture: a LEGO minifigure (head: light tan, goatee, glasses; torso: black t-shirt with green text #!; legs: blue) holding two mugs of coffee labelled: "Spice must flow" Header: an XKCD-style cartoon diagram illustrating the notional phase space of coffee. *Professionally, yes. Nyms which are probably me: dsr, -dsr-, dashdsrdash. Just another disembodied voice on the Internet, with the right to use pronouns.
Reminder to all and sundry: the printer you are using at work to run off a thousand copies of your novel?
It logs who, what, when and how much.
The "what" mostly comes from the name of the document you submitted, and is presented by the computer you are using.
If one were to, say, rename the novel's file to "inventory report 2023 revised" or a similarly boring excuse for a ridiculously large print job, nobody is likely to notice. It will still be attributed to your username.
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