For some reason this comment reminds me of the time when it was said that e.g. Apple Macintosh manuals were printed on drool-proof paper [1]. This may just not

For some reason this comment reminds me of the time when it was said that e.g. Apple Macintosh manuals were printed on drool-proof paper [1]. This may just not be your type of device? Context: I'm typing this on an ancient IBM Model M keyboard surrounded by breadboards with ESP2688's and a few ESP32's (as used in this project), nothing but exposed contacts and patch cables. There is also a 0.75l mug of tea on the desk but never the twain have met. Not in a coffee shop but home on the range where the moose have started to eat our apples again, damn them. [1] http://catb.org/jargon/html/D/drool-proof-paper.html http://catb.org/jargon/html/D/drool-proof-paper.html