This is where you can find me now folks ! From what I gather @purism doesn't plan to moderate, at least as long as it's not outright abuse.
Not sure how we went from plain, straightforward words to LinkedIn speak but now you can use Kagi Translate to fit right into that crowd:
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There are three schools of magic. One: State a tautology, then ring the
changes on its corollaries; that's philosophy. Two: Record many facts.
Try to find a pattern. Then make a wrong guess at the next fact; that's
science. Three: Be aware that you live in a malevolent Universe controlled
by Murphy's Law, sometimes offset by Brewster's Factor; that's engineering.
Here at Vibe Industries we have great plans for 2026!
Vibe nuclear engineering: rods in? rods out? Just trust the flow!
Vibe air traffic control: let's see which plane feels like landing first.
Vibe bridge construction: eyeball the angles, gravity vibes along!
Vibe bomb disposal: cut whichever wire resonates with your aura.
Vibe firefighting: spray wherever the hose wants to go.
Vibe elevator repair: kick until the machine hums in the right key!
So we are down to 3 options. I will pay out of pocket to keep the site running until the end of this year, but between now and then we need either 1) To have another $200 per month in total subscriptions. 2). To have someone who wants to takeover the site and all financial responsibilities - if so, it is theirs at no charge. Or - the saddest option - 3) We need to close the doors of FA for good after 12/31/25. (Continued)
This is the Casio TM-100 Transmitter Watch, a rare piece of technology released in 1987 that became a groundbreaking innovation, arguably ahead of its time.
This wristwatch featured a built-in FM radio transmitter, complete with its own antenna and microphone. With this "small" device, you could turn yourself into a portable radio station anywhere, allowing anyone with a radio receiver within a range of up to 100 meters to hear you.
© Inventos y Genios Brillantes
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