Sgeo
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Chewable ADHD medicine would have been a godsend for me as a kid.
Instead, I chewed non-chewable Ritalin and chewed gum to get the horrid taste out of my mouth.
Instead, I chewed non-chewable Ritalin and chewed gum to get the horrid taste out of my mouth.
January 23, 2026 at 7:36 PM
Chewable ADHD medicine would have been a godsend for me as a kid.
Instead, I chewed non-chewable Ritalin and chewed gum to get the horrid taste out of my mouth.
Instead, I chewed non-chewable Ritalin and chewed gum to get the horrid taste out of my mouth.
I don't know if anyone still uses Snapchat.
I still have it installed, but it's the only social media I've had to block notifications on.
I still have it installed, but it's the only social media I've had to block notifications on.
January 17, 2026 at 7:36 PM
I don't know if anyone still uses Snapchat.
I still have it installed, but it's the only social media I've had to block notifications on.
I still have it installed, but it's the only social media I've had to block notifications on.
I think I might vaguely remember having a more text-y Dilbert book, so maybe it was The Dilbert Future
January 13, 2026 at 7:32 PM
I think I might vaguely remember having a more text-y Dilbert book, so maybe it was The Dilbert Future
Did The Dilbert Future have comic strips?
I distinctly remember that affirmations stuff and my guilt that I didn't teach my mom about it before she died of cancer.
But I don't think I bought any Dilbert books that weren't comic strip compilations. I might be misremembering that though.
I distinctly remember that affirmations stuff and my guilt that I didn't teach my mom about it before she died of cancer.
But I don't think I bought any Dilbert books that weren't comic strip compilations. I might be misremembering that though.
January 13, 2026 at 7:30 PM
Did The Dilbert Future have comic strips?
I distinctly remember that affirmations stuff and my guilt that I didn't teach my mom about it before she died of cancer.
But I don't think I bought any Dilbert books that weren't comic strip compilations. I might be misremembering that though.
I distinctly remember that affirmations stuff and my guilt that I didn't teach my mom about it before she died of cancer.
But I don't think I bought any Dilbert books that weren't comic strip compilations. I might be misremembering that though.
Did you get Dilbert's Desktop Games? I brought that into show and tell as a kid but was a bit awkward because I thought it was violent.
January 13, 2026 at 5:34 PM
Did you get Dilbert's Desktop Games? I brought that into show and tell as a kid but was a bit awkward because I thought it was violent.
It's unusual for a wellness grifter to claim vitamins don't exist, isn't it?
January 11, 2026 at 8:43 AM
It's unusual for a wellness grifter to claim vitamins don't exist, isn't it?
I loved the Space and the Universe one, didn't have the others
December 30, 2025 at 10:33 PM
I loved the Space and the Universe one, didn't have the others
Any idea where I can read about NASA computing history from the 50s? I'm curious about the General Mills AD/ECS-37 machine and the most I've seen is a fragment of assembly
December 29, 2025 at 1:01 AM
Any idea where I can read about NASA computing history from the 50s? I'm curious about the General Mills AD/ECS-37 machine and the most I've seen is a fragment of assembly
I loved that game as a kid. Broke my heart when I heard that Bill Nye was embarrassed by it.
December 28, 2025 at 9:23 PM
I loved that game as a kid. Broke my heart when I heard that Bill Nye was embarrassed by it.
I wasn't aware there were Eyewitness books. As a kid I had the Eyewitness Encyclopedia of Space and the Universe software, I liked the planetarium.
December 24, 2025 at 4:02 PM
I wasn't aware there were Eyewitness books. As a kid I had the Eyewitness Encyclopedia of Space and the Universe software, I liked the planetarium.
I had a friend whose family believed that it was a virus, and they still played it, just planned to delete it before the time it would supposedly activate.
December 23, 2025 at 6:47 PM
I had a friend whose family believed that it was a virus, and they still played it, just planned to delete it before the time it would supposedly activate.
(I haven't used the code autocomplete tools, they're distracting even when right)
December 23, 2025 at 1:21 AM
(I haven't used the code autocomplete tools, they're distracting even when right)
I vaguely wonder if there are models that are not trained to act as though they hold a conversation, after their main training as autocomplete.
Such a model might feel harder to use but it would be less likely to wrongly feel human. Maybe some of the coding autocomplete is like that?
Such a model might feel harder to use but it would be less likely to wrongly feel human. Maybe some of the coding autocomplete is like that?
December 23, 2025 at 1:21 AM
I vaguely wonder if there are models that are not trained to act as though they hold a conversation, after their main training as autocomplete.
Such a model might feel harder to use but it would be less likely to wrongly feel human. Maybe some of the coding autocomplete is like that?
Such a model might feel harder to use but it would be less likely to wrongly feel human. Maybe some of the coding autocomplete is like that?
I briefly used Trillian as a kid but later used Gaim (which eventually renamed to Pidgin) until AIM died.
December 16, 2025 at 4:23 PM
I briefly used Trillian as a kid but later used Gaim (which eventually renamed to Pidgin) until AIM died.
I miss Dance Central VR.
Is there any chance of this having a multiplayer mode?
Is there any chance of this having a multiplayer mode?
December 15, 2025 at 7:06 PM
I miss Dance Central VR.
Is there any chance of this having a multiplayer mode?
Is there any chance of this having a multiplayer mode?
I'm nostalgic for 4, but 3 is cooler because it came with a VRML plugin
December 15, 2025 at 5:01 PM
I'm nostalgic for 4, but 3 is cooler because it came with a VRML plugin
My grandmother had that. I remember reading Snopes and webcomics on it. And the background music including one with the lyrics "I put the sand on the beach".
More recently I learned about the custom HTML it supported, including audioscopes. Users made art out of audioscopes.
More recently I learned about the custom HTML it supported, including audioscopes. Users made art out of audioscopes.
December 5, 2025 at 9:35 PM
My grandmother had that. I remember reading Snopes and webcomics on it. And the background music including one with the lyrics "I put the sand on the beach".
More recently I learned about the custom HTML it supported, including audioscopes. Users made art out of audioscopes.
More recently I learned about the custom HTML it supported, including audioscopes. Users made art out of audioscopes.
Sharpiegate gets under my skin so much more than it should. He made a mistake, fine, everyone makes mistakes, but then doubled down and lied about it and forced other agencies to lie.
November 19, 2025 at 5:29 PM
Sharpiegate gets under my skin so much more than it should. He made a mistake, fine, everyone makes mistakes, but then doubled down and lied about it and forced other agencies to lie.
November 2, 2025 at 7:07 PM
Just took a look... it is "AI", standing for "AND INVERTER". This panel is used for diagnostics on the machine. If the AND INVERTER is used, that first hub has to be in use.
October 24, 2025 at 1:58 PM
Just took a look... it is "AI", standing for "AND INVERTER". This panel is used for diagnostics on the machine. If the AND INVERTER is used, that first hub has to be in use.