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angelogistics
1 year ago
wow that's such a beautiful pipette :o) is it a photo of yours or just the same model?
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callmemanatee
1 year ago
Nice micropipette. :) The line about mixing clear liquids reminds me of how I used to call Inorganic Chem the "Let's Watch Clear Stuff Turn Pink" class.
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ribose
1 year ago
@angelogistics it's a photo of mine! the yellow in the middle is lab tape i wrapped around each of mine so they wouldn't get mixed up with anyone else's. and the sticker on top is from the last time it was calibrated :)
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burialcloth
1 year ago
oh fuuuck yes. micropipettes took us a while to get used to, but given that we have difficulties with using the regular ones (#autism), they turned out to be a blessing
callmemanatee
1 year ago
@ribose I don't even remember what the liquids were. Just that they needed to turn a little pink but not *too* pink.
Wow. The calculations you used to make this scale amazingly (the home page is what captured me) is amazing. You can really see the work you put in (especially blown away by the clickable bookshelf) the concepts are so simple in nature but wow, this is pulled together so well. AND the color coded blinkies on the links page? FIRE.
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ribose
1 year ago
thank you so much! the calculations were fun to figure out. my homepage hasn't changed much visually for a long time, but i've made a lot of subtle changes to the underlying code. thanks for noticing!
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Hello! I would just like to thank you for your template, amoeba.css. It really helped me get a grip on my site. :D
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found the voynich manuscript author
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hillhouse
1 year ago
love this!!! i wanna do weird web october too and this is such a lovely first entry <3
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I absolutely love your website. AND your clay beasts!! What kind of filter/effect are you using on your pictures to make them look like that? it looks super cool.
ribose
1 year ago
thanks! the effect is from a process called dithering, which reduces the number of colors in an image (and the file size). there are a bunch of online dithering tools, but my go-to is https://app.dithermark.com/
soooo true
hashbrown!!!
omg sonic the hedgehog