Uncle_Brumpus

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   by Uncle_Brumpus 5mo ago

   Did Ken also get his catheter yanked out like in the book? I don't plan on watching the movie but that's the only thing I would even care a tiny bit if they included, because I just felt like it was such an odd highly specific bit
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   by Uncle_Brumpus 5mo ago

   My first (and only) experience with Vista was with a stripped-back Toshiba Satellite A135 my mom bought my brother and I during some Black Friday sale. It had one single 512MB RAM stick. I still have a screenshot kicking around somewhere of
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   by Uncle_Brumpus 5mo ago

   I've navigated systems this way for so long, I forget people do it any other way. Someone from IT had to remote-connect to my system yesterday to do something, and to get to the control panel they opened the start menu --> clicked t
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   by Uncle_Brumpus 5mo ago

   Thank you. This is a spectacular amount of work and information. As someone who is interested in similar old hardware that occasionally lacks any kind of documentation (specifically cameras), I sincerely wish I had this level of patience an
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   by Uncle_Brumpus 6mo ago

   I am interested in setting up my own site to contain my random musings and silly photography. Currently in the "collecting resources and knowledge" phase. If you're into zine trading I can mail-trade you the first issue of my
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   by Uncle_Brumpus 6mo ago

   The Openbook Touch is the new one still in development. You can sign up for alerts on the Crowdsupply page: https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/open-book... The original Openbook and the Abridged version
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   by Uncle_Brumpus 6mo ago

   My current e-reader is an Openbook Abridged designed by Joey Castillo of Oddly Specific Objects. It is larger than this tiny device, but smaller than something like a smartphone, and I think it is the PERFECT size. It's a similar kind
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   by Uncle_Brumpus 6mo ago

   I live in the northeast USA, there are very few public collecting spots around me. It makes me really sad listening to people who have been in the hobby for a long time talk about all the amazing collecting sites they used to frequent befor
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   by Uncle_Brumpus 6mo ago

   These types of huge perfect specimens always take my breath away when I am able to see them in person. To think that this kind of stuff just kinda exists buried in the earth... I am a part of a local mineral club which hosts several "f
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    by Uncle_Brumpus 6mo ago

    I will forever remember the V20. I was at the mall shooting the shit with some friends in late 2016 waiting for the bus to bring us back to campus. We went to the Verizon store to look at the hottest new phones none of us could afford. Ther
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    by Uncle_Brumpus 6mo ago

    Thank you for posting this. I've somehow never heard of Postcrossing, but I've now signed up and will have a couple cards put in a mailbox this afternoon. I am so so excited to actually receive mail. I've sent close to 150 po
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    by Uncle_Brumpus 6mo ago

    My brother and I still quote passenger dialog to each other to this day. Take me to the Fila store! We had it on the Dreamcast, and it was one of our most-played games. I remember for YEARS trying to 100% the Crazy Box... but because we di
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    by Uncle_Brumpus 7mo ago

    I had never vacationed abroad in my whole life, then last year I traveled separately to Amsterdam (with 2 nights in Groningen) and Paris. Both trips ended up being cheaper than similar domestic trips. Both times I was extremely sad to retur