Once or twice a year, I’ll get an eyelash that’s grey and weirdly long. Plucking it is so satisfying though.

Trying to pick up my cat. She won’t let me. I just want to hold her. 🥺

A calzone.

90s to 00s

I vaguely remember as a kid my parents being asked to show their ID at the grocery store when paying with a credit card. I think they were checking that the names matched.

Oh neat. Maybe she can get some Hell swag.

My girlfriend returns other people’s stray carts when she sees them. I guess she’s getting into super heaven.

I didn’t realize he was that old.

I’ve noticed this problem with a lot of media made in the past decade. I think Netflix’s ‘Ozark’ is one of the worst examples. In almost every indoor scene the lights are off or very dim.

However, I got an oled screen this year, and it’s helped a lot with dim scenes. I’m guessing hollywood is calibrating for expensive high contrast screens like oled and mini-led?

But she’s so young.

I feel that punctuation that was not present in the quoted source should not appear between the quote marks.

When I was 10, I went on a trip to Venezuela. At this restaurant in Caracas, I went into the bathroom. It was a single person bathroom. For some reason the door had slide locks on both sides. While I was in there, some kid locked the door from the outside (I could see through a narrow gap). It was a real door, not a stall door. I couldn’t unlock it. I started panicking a little and kicking the door. Eventually a waiter let me out.

I’m still confused about why that door could be locked on the outside.

I really, really, really like this image 🎶

Thanks! I’ve been collecting old computer books from resell shops. I’ll look for it.

Thanks! I’ve heard of FPGAs in the retro gaming space. Cool stuff.

Ah sorry I was asleep. Just now reading all the responses.

See my reply to jcubed above

“But How Do It Know? - The Basic Principles of Computers for Everyone” by J Clark Scott. It’s a short self published book aimed at laypersons written in a very simple, sort of conversational style. Through the whole book he guides you to building a functioning computer that does some bitwise operations. I built most of the computer in a simulator program called Logisim (https://cburch.com/logisim/).

I’d recommend it if you’re looking for an easy introduction to the topic. It was a fun read for me. Get the print version; some of the diagrams in the Kindle version are badly compressed.

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I can’t get over how Scott Bakula starred in two shows involving time travel and both had infamously bad finales.