Dorknerd Succubus 🤪🏳️⚧️
@techcubus.monster
Aka "Lily"
💻, 🧠, 🍕, 🕹️, 🎹, 💡, 🏳️⚧️. Absolute wreck of an entity. ΘΔ. AuDHD, CPTSD, Schizophrenia,
She/Her, plural being. PG-13 succubus, needs your emotions!
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💻, 🧠, 🍕, 🕹️, 🎹, 💡, 🏳️⚧️. Absolute wreck of an entity. ΘΔ. AuDHD, CPTSD, Schizophrenia,
She/Her, plural being. PG-13 succubus, needs your emotions!
bg: @kujikawaii
av: @RED_SNK
Like really a huge selling point of the pager system is you can leave the restaurant until your table or food is ready 😆 I DIDN'T EVEN GET A PAGER BECAUSE THEY WERE OUT AT THE KIOSKS lol
November 24, 2025 at 3:29 AM
Like really a huge selling point of the pager system is you can leave the restaurant until your table or food is ready 😆 I DIDN'T EVEN GET A PAGER BECAUSE THEY WERE OUT AT THE KIOSKS lol
Actually I still don't know when they put the tags in (I eat at Panera infrequently but still multiple times a year) and why since you pick your sandwich up from the counter when it's ready 🤔🤯😵💫
November 24, 2025 at 3:25 AM
Actually I still don't know when they put the tags in (I eat at Panera infrequently but still multiple times a year) and why since you pick your sandwich up from the counter when it's ready 🤔🤯😵💫
Yep lol! World's shortest mystery!
November 24, 2025 at 3:20 AM
Yep lol! World's shortest mystery!
The "LRS" signature present in all the markers intrigues me actually isn't there a pager manufacturer called long range systems? 🤔
November 24, 2025 at 3:18 AM
The "LRS" signature present in all the markers intrigues me actually isn't there a pager manufacturer called long range systems? 🤔
A system where you have a pager with an ID number and then the pager reads the NFC tag and tells the computer via radio that pager 69 is at table 24 was one thing I was imagining except I have never had my phone detect tags in the tables before and I don't think they've ever done table service!
November 23, 2025 at 10:59 PM
A system where you have a pager with an ID number and then the pager reads the NFC tag and tells the computer via radio that pager 69 is at table 24 was one thing I was imagining except I have never had my phone detect tags in the tables before and I don't think they've ever done table service!
And NO I don't go around scanning inanimate objects with my phone looking for NFCs, at least not this time! Tasker kept seeing the NFC tag detected and asking me what to do lol
November 23, 2025 at 9:30 PM
And NO I don't go around scanning inanimate objects with my phone looking for NFCs, at least not this time! Tasker kept seeing the NFC tag detected and asking me what to do lol
Every table I scanned has an NFC tag! And they're serialized on some level! Bizarre. It doesn't seem like there's much useful info in there.. maybe it's for a project they're working on? Maybe the pagers.. huh
November 23, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Every table I scanned has an NFC tag! And they're serialized on some level! Bizarre. It doesn't seem like there's much useful info in there.. maybe it's for a project they're working on? Maybe the pagers.. huh
Yeah, it's period accurate though, the last known sales of Orange Lazarus were around 1994!
November 7, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Yeah, it's period accurate though, the last known sales of Orange Lazarus were around 1994!
I would also love to know why the capacitor looks scorched in a 6 volt device! Maybe some liquid got inside the device but I don't think I see anything else odd.
November 4, 2025 at 11:37 PM
I would also love to know why the capacitor looks scorched in a 6 volt device! Maybe some liquid got inside the device but I don't think I see anything else odd.
This electrolytic capacitor looks ~concerning~ with the shiny stuff around the leads, maybe leaked electrolyte or maybe just flux
November 4, 2025 at 11:32 PM
This electrolytic capacitor looks ~concerning~ with the shiny stuff around the leads, maybe leaked electrolyte or maybe just flux
The HC139A seems to be just a 74xxx series logic chip, a multiplexer. I imagine it's being used to select which ROM is active. U7 and U9 might be RAM or ROM then..? Just spitballing here lol.
www.onsemi.com/pdf/datashee...
www.onsemi.com/pdf/datashee...
November 4, 2025 at 11:25 PM
The HC139A seems to be just a 74xxx series logic chip, a multiplexer. I imagine it's being used to select which ROM is active. U7 and U9 might be RAM or ROM then..? Just spitballing here lol.
www.onsemi.com/pdf/datashee...
www.onsemi.com/pdf/datashee...
Aww it's almost entirely blobbed! The Phillips chip in the bottom left is probably an amplifier.. TDA7052. U8 in the top right is HC139A? U5 and U6 at the top are probably LCD display drivers. U1 on the center left strikes me as most likely for the CPU, but..?
November 4, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Aww it's almost entirely blobbed! The Phillips chip in the bottom left is probably an amplifier.. TDA7052. U8 in the top right is HC139A? U5 and U6 at the top are probably LCD display drivers. U1 on the center left strikes me as most likely for the CPU, but..?
So hey, guess what IT TALKS
November 4, 2025 at 11:10 PM
So hey, guess what IT TALKS
Ooh that hadn't crossed my mind! It does have a speaker and a volume control, lemme see...
November 4, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Ooh that hadn't crossed my mind! It does have a speaker and a volume control, lemme see...
9503.. Lol these things are 30 years old
They test at 1.2 volts, this is wild. That's why radio shack went out of business, you only need to buy their batteries once and you're set apparently! 😆
They test at 1.2 volts, this is wild. That's why radio shack went out of business, you only need to buy their batteries once and you're set apparently! 😆
November 4, 2025 at 10:51 PM
9503.. Lol these things are 30 years old
They test at 1.2 volts, this is wild. That's why radio shack went out of business, you only need to buy their batteries once and you're set apparently! 😆
They test at 1.2 volts, this is wild. That's why radio shack went out of business, you only need to buy their batteries once and you're set apparently! 😆
I need a moment lol
November 4, 2025 at 10:46 PM
I need a moment lol