No hurry, I was just not sure if the github ping worked, so I thought I would ping you here.
Back in my MA days, there was a conference. Me and one of my colleagues were bored. I had written a custom code for this and we were playing this game all the time. It's so much fun in LaTeX. Glad that there is a package for killing time during boring lectures... :P
Reminder to self: always pack cat treats in carry-on luggage in case this happens: https://xkcd.com/3108/
I'm looking forward to see you in chat during the conference to complain about either staying up too late or, in my case, getting up too early :)
I did *try* to base my calculation on the difference shown and the time shown in the schedule, but maybe I had better try again. You're quite right that 23:30 is a better time for a midnight snack.
Oh, sorry! It sounded as if you calculated the times yourself. 23:30 sounds like a late dinner time :)
Yup. That's what I used to make my calculation. Very helpful feature!
You can choose the time zone at the top, then times will be shown in your zone: 
That's surely an interesting keynote, especially given the hard work now coming to fruition on making MathML accessible. If my calculations are correct, it will be online here at dinnertime.
I actually only disabled them on specific sites like discord. On other sites I find them useful, e.g. showing beamer animations in answers
now I wonder what your internet looks like compared to mine with all GIFs blocked (which I don't)
yes, but one does not miss much if one also blocks static gifs. Blocking all pngs might be a bit annoying.
... and it won't be as easy to block if one wants to still see normals pngs. I think they should have used a different file type instead.
The relatives of the Bär went out for a quick snack: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgrxn4x7yx2o
Package in the spotlight: [tictactoe](https://ctan.org/pkg/tictactoe?lang=en). In Italian we call it "tris"
I second this (besides starring, I reckon leaving such a message as well gives a stronger emphasis).
I'm very grateful that he maintained the package for such a long time. As useful as the package is - with the zillion of classes, which all do their own thing, it must have been a nightmare to maintain.
https://gitlab.com/axelsommerfeldt/caption/-/commit/565d9724bc5dd691230c618eb42c30df0faf284a