My OperaShifting sleep
By Charles McCathieNevilechaals. Saturday, August 5, 2006 10:55:54 AM
Like everyone, we have to sleep sometime. Doing that and manning a stand 24-hours a day can be hard work. But luckily we have some serious luxury available... A little bit of the floor space, just the length required for an opera employee. And with your head under the table or behind the pillar you don't even have a light shining directly on you.
Which leads to happy sleeping people at various times through the day or night, while others are manning the stand. After all, that's part of the demoscene party. As velmu noted, it is a bit like travelling - your time zone becomes confused, you don't see daylight when you expect to (and see it when you don't expect it), and you sleep when and where you can.
Which leads to happy sleeping people at various times through the day or night, while others are manning the stand. After all, that's part of the demoscene party. As velmu noted, it is a bit like travelling - your time zone becomes confused, you don't see daylight when you expect to (and see it when you don't expect it), and you sleep when and where you can.
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