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Cake day: August 26th, 2024

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  • All 3 of the major Japanese manufacturers (Casio, Seiko, Citizen) have solar-powered radio sync models, but so far Casio is the best in my experience, and has the widest range of models. The Casios tend to have an auto-DST setting that relies on an internal calendar as well as the time signal. I have a chonky Seiko solar-atomic pilot’s watch (with rotary slide-rule bezel!), but it doesn’t have auto-DST so I have to bounce it back and forth between time zones. And it also doesn’t seem to be as adept at receiving the WWVB signal as my Casios; it needs to be next to a window, while the Casios don’t seem to care as long as there’s not too much building mass to the east. I haven’t had a chance to try a Citizen yet, but they now have solar-atomic moon-phase watches, which is tempting.








  • Props to Lemmy for doing… something… with the katakana URL. Was still able to follow the link on Safari.

    Even as someone herding along a few perpetually-in-progress Gentoo setups, piping curl into sh to install random stuff staggers me. I don’t see how this can be taken seriously; the software and the surrounding hype complex come off as a gimmick to catfish impressionable high-schoolers who don’t know any better. After reading this, I can only imagine that Omarchy is most frequently distributed out of a shoddy panel van parked at a judicially-mandated distance outside of school zones. “Hey kid, want to try some Linux?”