"The longest-lived micrometer than can be bought." J.T. Slocomb micrometers and stand, all fully restored by myself. Each mic is between 70-120 years old, and they're all still accurate.avidblinker t1_j9335mn wrote
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Nah they’re right. I calibrate the color on my computer’s LCD display at home every few months and typically don’t need to change much
Lampshader t1_j93bdpu wrote
Nah that can't be right, because I have to reset the clock on my microwave every month
The_Best_Dakota t1_j93hrak wrote
That’s just the power company being shit
Lampshader t1_j93ijx3 wrote
It almost certainly has its own internal clock rather than using the mains frequency, but that's beside the point
The_Best_Dakota t1_j93irt9 wrote
I was making a joke about the power going out and needing to reset it bc I find myself having to do that at a frequency that’s probably more consistent than that of the power itself
Lampshader t1_j94b0an wrote
Ah oh right, yeah that's annoying too
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