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« Reply #262 on: September 20, 2024 @699.10 » |
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i've been on a real web site kick lately and having a very nice time pondering silly things to do on line. the web site has an rss feed now! i made a little page for rubber duck debugging - a cheery little page with a comment box for when i/anyone else needs to work out a problem and look at a picture of a rubber duck. i made a weird little guy generator! get yourself a strange little beastie! you can even put hats on them, which i think is a very good addition personally.
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« Reply #268 on: October 30, 2024 @766.54 » |
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What kind of walkman do you use to play your cassettes?
I have quite a few various players at this point because I feel a compulsive need to repair every single one that goes through my local thrift store haha. my main walkman style player is a sony WM-FX33, which is really reliable for a cheaper player and has great mega bass. I also have a WM-FX301, which is a lot slimmer, and a WM-SXF33 sports model which is very similar to my FX33 but a lot bulkier (and theoretically waterproof, although the rubber seal has somewhat dissolved over time). I would really like to get a metal body awia, sony, or panasonic at some point because these plastic ones are a pain in the butt to do maintenance on more than once our twice, but they're pretty darned reliable so long as you keep them clean. I also have a couple of small cheap boomboxes and a panasonic "shoebox player" in various states of function, and a technics M228X tape deck connected to my stereo system that I use most of the time when I'm at home (it's also how I record my album bootlegs and mixtapes :-]). crackles pretty terribly at low volumes
aww man, sounds like a faulty playback head connection. those can be pretty rough to fix on certain models and usually require a soldering iron and some hope. that happened in one of my boomboxes but it's a lot easier to fix in larger mechanisms. the portability of walkmans is really convenient but fixing them is sometimes difficult because of how packed in everything is. hope you can find a solution at some point :-]
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« Reply #269 on: October 31, 2024 @570.06 » |
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finally got around to making a page dedicated to my cassette collection. this one has been long awaited for me, I love these little things and had a great time designing a place to showcase them.
Love this little page you've set up, it is so colorful and fitting for the collection .. the cassettes at the bottom are a nice touch, if you ever plan on expanding this webpage to include even more of your mixtapes in the future then i'd be very excited to see that. I'd also agree with your words on the pages writings, that there is something nice about a collection you can tangibly hold. since one of my pals does DIY cassette tapes for his character tracklists, i've been meaning to look into it myself, but never really found that time. so, maybe this is my sign to start doing it again!
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