Notices by Algot (algot@mastodon.art)

@aaribaud

Well said, then.

@aaribaud

You have again masqueraded as a successful puzzle solver...but by being correct, I guess it was a poor costume...

@aaribaud

It seems you have a consistent accomplishment, solving these puzzles with alacrity.

@aaribaud

I do often ask for help. No apologies needed. I appreciate all the recommendations I get from you and other kind folks using independent social media.

@aaribaud

Thanks.

I had not encountered any negative issues.
My comment was merely an observation about the need to get a fresh 'view' of the page.

The same thing happens with all sorts of pages which make changes to normally cached information.

I've seen it on my own site's pages when I do things like image updates or JavaScript menu changes.

This behavior was not a surprise in the Mastodon context.

@aaribaud

My server admin said we were updated, but I did not see any of the changes on my Web page until I did the page refresh. I suspect a fresh launch of the page would have done the equivalent thing.

@aaribaud

I am touched. You got it in the Long Run.

@aaribaud

Late, and too short!

Tricky, eh.

@aaribaud

I tried that.

Restarts no help for either the phone nor for the laptop.

@aaribaud

My candle is bright to see your correct answer.

@aaribaud

Too easy for you?
Yes, I am implying you are a puzzle pro.

@aaribaud

😆
I strongly suspect that you have maximized your answer!

@aaribaud

It is indeed total chance that you came so quickly with your answer.

@aaribaud

That's an included answer. Always opt for the longest word.

(See updated rules on web site)

@aaribaud

Yup.

The past is behind us.
The future we can only imagine.
In the present, we can change our mistakes the best we can.

@aaribaud

Your quick answers are *never* tiresome, even when it's the right answer.

@aaribaud

And yet, there's no egg on my face!

@aaribaud

You got it.

By the way, why is a weekly rectangular sales flyer on newsprint so often called a "circular"?

@aaribaud

Do not grimace and grind your teeth when you succeed or when you fail. It's bad for them.

Good job, as always.

@aaribaud

Trials can be a good thing so long as one is not thrown in jail afterward 😁