Kaibeezy

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Cardboard tents(cnn.com)
8 points by Kaibeezy 3y ago|7 comments
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
Evil.
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Toyota recreated its long-lost first race car from scratch after 70 years(japanesenostalgiccar.com)
1 points by Kaibeezy 3y ago|0 comments
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
“pot hole”, “SQ/FT”, “Subway” = signs point to no
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
Model M piano is clicky
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
I’m going to go with: I see what I did there.
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
What's the proper meme for this sort of situation?
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
You might like this... https://github.com/rbanffy/3270font + comments here... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24646107
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
> surface friction Assemble it on the air hockey table? Assemble it on a smooth, flat floor and sprinkle some shuffleboard powder?
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
Hmm... https://pic.infini.fr/bWfv8MUD/tpaSPBnT.jpg https://pic.infini.fr/JZXcX6F4/SCZyNu1P.jpg
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Zeusaphone(zeusaphone.com)
1 points by Kaibeezy 3y ago|0 comments
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Every metal sub-genre explained (with guitar riffs)(youtube.com)
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
I thought “chimping” was when the subject/s swarm the photographer to see the photos just taken, chanting “show me show me show me”. Especially kids, and more so back when digital was new and shockingly fun.
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
I was wondering the same thing. One of these, right? The Most Famous Photos in the World and the Cameras that Captured them! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37385175
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The Most Famous Photos in the World and the Cameras That Captured Them(theschoolofphotography.com)
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
My kid is getting a uni degree in photography, which is obviously heavily digital. I wanted a way to connect without overlapping, so I went for creative anachrony. I am also hoping, without pushing, to spark an interest in great grandpa’s P
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
I’ve been shooting actual film lately (Ilford XP2 b/w and CineStill color) with my old Pentax ME recently back from a slow-mo refurb by the last semi-retired Pentax guy. Very happy to get one or two nice shots per roll. They are from a
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
Actually, no, only rarely. We use the Amazon “gift” feature and add their address. Our people are widely distributed.
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
“Tiny unicorn” is what I call this kind of business. I’ve been working like that for 30+ years. Avoid failure to the left of you, greed to the right. It’s a strait, narrow, rocky and easy-to-lose path. A constant onslaught of people and cha
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
Kerosene paraffin contributing 50% of the carbon from a wood fire in the first 15 minutes. Roughly. I only really use them to light the barbie a few times per summer… to cook meat. So a triple whammy, I guess.
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Air quality double whammy from domestic firelighters(nature.com)
58 points by Kaibeezy 3y ago|61 comments
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I buy ordinary things on Amazon and Walmart for an elderly relative. Cranberry juice and vitamins and picture frames for the grandkids’ artwork. He’d never manage choosing the better deal or non-ripoff shipping, and is nervous about using a
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Pentax K-3 III Monochrome: A DSLR Just for B&W Photo Lovers(petapixel.com)
72 points by Kaibeezy 3y ago|128 comments
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Disney Is Finally Dead (The Film Theorists)(eightify.app)
5 points by Kaibeezy 3y ago|1 comments
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
https://archive.ph/PUoMi
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Jimmy Buffett Does Not Live the Jimmy Buffett Lifestyle (2018)(nytimes.com)
3 points by Kaibeezy 3y ago|1 comments
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Ink Comparisons: Signing the back of your credit card(fountainpennetwork.com)
2 points by Kaibeezy 3y ago|1 comments
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
"Goodreads was the future of book reviews. Then Amazon bought it." Washington Post, 01 July 2023. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/07/01/amazon-... The site is built on outdated
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
Agree, and would add that I’m sensing the bigger value will be in analysis of huge, complex, noisy data sets. Most people don’t have those, so it’s not a widely accessible benefit. Sorting through legal discovery documents is a good example
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by Kaibeezy 3y ago
> It's kind of impressive at first but it lacks quality where it matters, especially with the more complicated jobs. Same with the higher-complexity written tasks I’ve been chipping away at. The quality dropoff is a cliff. Crossin

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