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  • Me_irl

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  • Tough to argue with for ubiquitous text messaging and cell phones.

  • Fact.

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  • Lol you're going to have a bad time looking for logically coherent memes. I think the implied elements here are: Exploitation of C is required for A. Exploitation of C is not possible if C is unified. B enables division of C, therefore A requires B. It may or may not be true but it doesn't hold up to logical analysis (e.g. B is probably not the only way to divide C)

  • The TP USA halftime audience

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  • Lol it's from the show Silicon Valley

  • Drain pipe repair - Proflex couplings?

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  • They are great, I've had one installed for 8 years now with no issues so far. I cleaned the sections of both pipes with alcohol before installing, then laid down a bead of silicone and installed the fernco on top of that. Its recommended practice for joining to cast iron since it is so rough on the surface, might not be a bad idea for you.

  • I'm 40 now by Kplx

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  • No, but her voice is dark like tinted glass.

  • Exclusive: InventWood is about to mass-produce wood that’s stronger than steel

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  • Texas Republicans pass gerrymandered congressional map requested by Trump

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  • They don't count the 2 close districts in the blue or red blocks, still 38.

  • Why I'm Betting Against AI Agents in 2025 (Despite Building Them)

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  • The three stooges didn't seem any less likely to get into trouble despite their strength in numbers

  • Trolling people's AI note takers

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  • What do you do when you have consecutive meetings?

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    Elon Musk humiliated as new poll shows Republican support plummeting

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  • He's doing a huge standup tour right now actually. Not sure if that's what you mean, but worth checking if he's got a show near you.

  • If someone said “humans suck, but nature is a perfectly beautiful creation 😍” what examples would you think of that show nature being (1) independent of humans and (2) brutal and grotesque?

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  • Aye, sea turtles

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  • It's anodized titanium - I developed a process to 'draw' the anodization layer. The thickness of the anodization determines what colors you see due to some cool physics of reflection/refraction. I have a lot of fun with it, but the setup I've built is pretty klugey so I probably spend more time improving and maintaining that than I do making prints 😅

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    Aye, sea turtles

  • U Jelly?

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  • U Jelly?

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  • Stencils/masking is the way more straightforward and normal way to do this!

  • U Jelly?

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  • Sadly I don't know of a way to do that on lemmy. I do have an Instagram (ti.prints) because selling your soul to Zuck seems to be the only way for artists to stand a chance of selling their work :/

  • Joshua Tree

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  • Absolutely! So the metal is titanium, and the whole piece is submerged in a dilute electrolyte (baking soda is the MVP here). The entire plate gets charged up to 200V, then I use a pen plotter to bring my pen/cathode (ground) within a few hundred microns of the plate and let the current start flowing. At this point, everything affects the colors you get (temperature of bath, dwell time of cathode, conductivity of bath, spacing between my pen and the plate) because all of these factors affect how thick the anodized layer beneath the pen will be.

    The physics of what color you get from a given thickness of anodized material is pretty well characterized already, my shtick is being able to locally control the anodization to make pictures like I've been posting.

    Here's a link to a terribly edited YouTube video I put up a few weeks ago on the process: https://youtu.be/xYB1iIjg5u0

    And I also have a crude website at https://www.tiprints.com/

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  • Thanks!

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  • Thank you so much! Yes, the color comes from alterations from light reflection. It's difficult to describe, but the changes in color you get from viewing angle aren't as strong as what you get from a soap bubble, but they are definitely there. If you think of the colors you can get from this process in a spectrum, viewing angle can give you about a half step up or half step down. The spectrum runs from: tan, brown, deep blue, light blue, yellow, magenta, light blue again, purple, green, pearl scent.

    I've found lighting makes a huge difference though - diffuse lighting like what I have around the house is great. I've got some prints hanging in a gallery that only has spot lights, for those you have to make sure there is a path for the light to bounce off the spotlight into your eyes or the whole print just looks faded and grey.

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    U Jelly?

  • Top v bottom shelf in the proofer. Guess I need a circulation fan!

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  • I'm not a bread enthusiast, but those look amazing!

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    Joshua Tree

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    Tri Not

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    Square Flower

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    Cyclometry #5

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    Pillars of Creation

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    Waves on the beach in titanium

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    Hexagons is Bestagons

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    Titanium Sunset