I have a Windows laptop but the Sonos app for Win10 has very limited functionality ("Sonos no longer supports setting up a system on Windows or on Mac with the Sonos Controller app ... To set up a system you must now use the Sonos mobile app on either Android or iOS" https://www.windowscentral.com...). I really don't see why I should invest in new hardware simply to continue using my existing Sonos kit.

I'd love to try out 24-bit audio (I am in the UK) but as of the weekend, Sonos tells me its app is no longer compatible with Android 7 - the only devices I have to run the Sonos app are two Samsung Tab S2s, which can't be upgraded beyond Android 7. I have now have a £800-plus audio system I can't use; so I'd settle for 8-bit quality right now :(

My main OS is Amiga OS 4.1FE as my main computer is an AmigaOne X1000.

Anything that gets AmigaOS in the public eye is a Good Thing, in my book. My main computer is an X1000 running AmigaOS 4.1 and - with a little help from AmiCygnix - does everything I need. The website isn't a new idea, but it's still cool.

There's now a Word plug-in for Zotero. I use it for my PhD and find it extremely flexible. I have looked at Mendeley but their user support is pretty poor (maybe it is better if you upgrade to a paid account?) and unless you're running a mainstream OS, you are basically s*rewed.

Timberwolf on the X1000 can't compare (yet) with Firefox on Wintel, but it's fun (and other browsers are available on the Amiga, including those running under AmiCygnix [YouTube]). And this is a work in development. The more alternatives there are to the mainstream OSes, the better!

Yes, but they want to express it as 3.3^3 to bring out the relationship with a 3.3 shape (ie, a square). (You are reading "3.3" as "3 multiplied by 3", aren't you?)