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@mavica it you! you're the personal digital assistant!

@InspectorCaracal honestly not much, it's an obscure topic even for me

there's this website I found which has a lot of info about wadokei (the mechanical clocks that were developed that use this system) wadokei.org/

the seiko museum also has a couple of articles museum.seiko.co.jp/en/knowledg museum.seiko.co.jp/en/knowledg

@noelle @artsyhonker @amphetamine@slime.global THAT'S WHO IT WAS

I remembered that the traditional japanese system used something like this 'cause I've seen some neat clocks that do it but I knew there was another example and couldn't remember who it was

@artsyhonker that sounds a lot like the traditional japanese time system, 6 daytime units from sunrise to sunset, 6 nighttime units from sunset to sunrise, length of the units changing to match how much/little sun there is

in the Edo period clockmakers had a lot of fun making clocks that worked all that out

@Jo I know it would have been solved in five seconds flat if someone came over the tannoy and said "those blokes with guns support millwall"

Selfie, eye contact, birthday 

@gcupc@glitch.social HAPPY BIRFDAY!

reminder that the clocks change tonight for large sections of the world that use daylight savings

@mavica a look around also lead me to finding out that this is a product that exists yummymeds.com

damn kids these days, having choices of what they want their drugs to taste like

@mavica I never had the flavoured antibiotics, were they syrupy like things?

'cause you can get raspberry syrup that's made for adding to coffee and cocktails, that might be somewhere to start from

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