Technology’s cyclical

Fan of Insane Clown Posse, aka ICP

Positive news.

https://www.tvinsider.com/1251771/firefly-animated-series-in-development-nathan-fillion/

ITT
comments stating to open up the drive and disconnect the LED: 2
comments stating to try and change the firmware: 1
comments stating to use tape or nail polish: jfc so many comments

I did both, loved them.

I definitely miss Stumbleupon. Closest I can find to fill that void is jumpstick.app, which is also good.

Do scientists want us to know about the misuse of p values in their research papers?

Ahh got it, I missed that, thank you!

Sure, agreed, but why say that in reply to this post? I feel like either there’s a link here I’m not seeing or this is just spam.

EDIT: Got an explanation linking the post to reddit. I missed the bar at the very bottom showing reddit stuff.

I hate it. Fight me.

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Apparently scientists found a way to draw a violin that’s 13 microns wide. Fuckin crazy, idk how they did it, but I love that they did.

We need answers

Beautiful, Bernie is much preferred, thank you!

Is there another similar format for this meme, but without this dipshit in it?

Typewriters - mostly just buying/using them, haven’t delved too much into the actual restoration/cleaning part just yet:

• There’s a Discord that has a lot of information and a nice, welcoming community.
• Typewriter Database is a very handy tool to help you identify your typewriter model and year based on the serial number.
• The case can get messed up depending what you clean with, so do your research well so that you don’t accidentally strip the paint.
• Estate/garage sales are great for finding typewriters.
• When buying a typewriter, bring a piece of paper with you and test it out: type with every key, use the shift and caps lock, try the red and black inks, backspace, tab, set a few tabs and then tab through each one, reach the end of the line and see if the bell rings, etc. Don’t let social anxiety get in the way of you testing a product before buying, especially if it’s costing a pretty penny.
• Speaking of price, I’m not sure how it is everywhere, but where I am you can get a good typewriter for under $100, even under $50, fairly consistently. I just went on OfferUp and I was able to find a few at around $50 that I would purchase myself tonight if I wasn’t already strapped for cash.
• The few typewriters I would spend over $100 on if I had the money (all in working condition, even better if it has a case): Royal Model 10 with the glass side, Olivetti Lettera 33, and the Hermes Baby.

US here - I haven’t seen one used at a grocery store in over 20 years. Only people I’ve ever seen use them are old people, or people using them to pay bills.

Nah, we won’t.