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@usgraphics Get a load of this perfectly functional analog radio at my uncle's house. Exquisite aesthetic. Perfect composition. No notes.

Stanley Kubrick on the set of 2001: A Space Odyssey, 1967

Sushi orders must be on a paper slip scribbled with a No. 2 pencil.

So much of the analog world didn't have the lock-in effects of SaaS. Not all but certain paper-based workflows are based af: Costco cake ordering is by writing the order on a slip and jamming it into the order box.

I don't think this is cheap and it is completely unnecessary--get locked in their proprietary workflow and charge you forever. Basic paper works fine when signing in-person. I think DocuSign-like digital signing systems are fine for remote signing. https://t.co/3kuoFh3onr

Bought a Toyota earlier this year, I remember signing papers with this lady that sat me down in this theatrical extravaganza of signing the loan docs + registration documents at the dealer's office. It was this huge flat desk-top touchscreen that lagged like crazy, it was

Inventory depleted. Thank you all.

Qty 2 left!

Apologies for "limited" hype, just that it was really hard to produce these with all rejects. I just want to be honest. This is what we have left & desire to make more is very little (This project is a total loss by a huge amount). Learned a lot though.

Purchase it directly on: https://t.co/ybDmjmCXUb

Have a few left over. Qty 7 available. Link in the comments.

Mid-century Modernism was actually more futuristic than the contemporaneous vision of the future. Wedgework V, 1974. James Turrell.

Need to larp about a fictitious AI company from 1972 and come up with a cool logo. GPX-1000 will be its first general purpose model.

https://t.co/yM2lyVWJLg

Working late was much much cooler.

Finally, rolled a based whimsy text in Claude Code. "Working..." You're goddamn right!