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@ThePeterMick 20 yrs old g-shock. 1 battery change. Decades of daily beating have only left a barely visible scratch on the crystal. However, bezel deteriorated and literally fell into pieces few months ago

Share your Casio pic, guys 👇

@ShimazuSystems OMG Demos!!! it’s after a long while I’m seeing an old Soviet standard transliteration

I am in I have soviet Linux

@weirdshishani Right handed or left handed?

ロシアの皆さん、ニーヴァは日本でも元気に動いてるのでご安心ください。

@UsernameWords @G5600UE Casio Edifice new chronos are beautiful btw, look for the JDM models

@G5600UE I’m about to spend £500 on a Hamilton, but seeing this I’m questioning it as the Casio looks just as good

おはようございます。 本日の相棒は勿論こいつです。

@sercanbicer81 @G5600UE Edifice watches are great, looks like expensive swiss chronos! I have one working with no issues for 24 years

@G5600UE Favorim.

@ThePeterMick I have one perfectly working since 2007 on the original battery

Bye bye Apple Watch, opening this now

@notch Just had the same thought this morning and an hour later set up a private server on ngircd for friends and family.

Let's just go back to IRC again.

@rossiadam I do too!!!

In 2004 the Sun Fire E25k was the apex predator of computing. This was the largest single-image Unix machine that money could buy ($2M fully loaded). This bad boy had: • 36 UltraSPARC IV processors (72 cores) • 576 GB RAM • 18 fully hot swappable CPU/memory boards • gigabit ethernet and fibre channel HBAs • Redundant power supplies, cooling zones, draw 15kW of power I deployed software to these things. Uptime was measured in years. This was THE ONE. Man I miss Sun.

@nixcraft Where do i sign and can i start tomorrow?

You are offered a job with twice the current industry pay, but you must deal with older Unix operating systems and legacy applications all day long. Would you take it? #Unix #IT #Jobs

@TheGoldenDays Chronologically it was RT-11 but that literally lasted one day.

What was the first OS you ever touched?

@samuelclarke @WIRED Wired has become very politicized in 2016 and now it has become unbearable. Cancelled my subscription in 2017 but still keep old issues from 2007 in my file cabinet

@WIRED Wired is a technology publication, not an activist group. Why are you promoting people breaking the law?

Americans are taking to the streets and showing up in US cities by the thousands to protest a plethora of President Donald Trump’s second-term policies. A WIRED guide on how to protest safely: wired.com/story/how-to-p…

@TaraBull808 @goddek Oh yeah

Parents, is this accurate?

@Culture_Crit Very well said

@goddek Well it will make hundreds of big pharma employees jobless :)

This graph illustrates the importance of maintaining an adequate Vitamin D blood serum level. It also explains why illness spikes in winter. Providing Vitamin D to the population would have been far cheaper—and far more effective—than useless & harmful mass vaccination programs.

@EndWokeness @elonmusk Those in the West voting for woke parties have never experienced communism in their lives. People in the East have, I guess it explains it

Holy shlit. AFD (blue) 2021 vs 2025:

@grairovich_14 Поверьте местному, эта пропаганда тут уже давно не работает. Результаты выборов уже всем всё показали. Образованные или просто думающие прекрасно понимают, что нельзя жить в землянке и производить Орешник, а реднеки нью-йоркер не читают

Именно так выглядит быт россиян, убеждает своих читателей the New Yorker Но жесткая пропаганда только в России, не забывайте

@goddek What is it? Marimbondos?

Death lurks everywhere here in the jungle, even beneath banana leaves.

@goddek @CommunityNotes Old hospitals, day cares, summer camps, sanatoriums all heavily practiced sunbathing and even night sleep in open air to improve one’s immune system. My grandparents and parents had this. My day care had this. The photo might be about polio but it still aligns with the context.

If anyone still doubts that @CommunityNotes are orchestrated and heavily influenced by Big Pharma, just take a look at these screenshots. Nearly identical wording. The same links. All designed to discredit a simple question. This isn’t fact-checking; it’s narrative control!

Old hospitals had sun decks. Guess why?

@goddek Alcohol, doomscrolling, fast food :)

What are you starting to like less and less the older you get?

@goddek @X It's okay if one's ideas don't survive in an open competition. Learn the lesson and move on, this is how one evolves. When did people become so weak and thin-skinned?

On @X, you can explore five different perspectives on any topic within a single minute—a phenomenon unmatched anywhere else. The only ones who fear this vibrant marketplace of ideas are those who know their own can’t survive in open competition.