@cypnk Thomas Mudge made the first perpetual calendar watch in 1762, a perpetual calendar complication displays the day and month, keeping track of the varying lengths of the months and even taking into account the leap year every 4 years
The annual calendar complication, which is far simpler than that as it doesn't take into account leap years was invented in... 1996
Took a while for anyone to get around to that one
@natecull certainly not for them
might improve Milton Keynes though
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row, row, row your bot
down the data streams,
merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily,
simulated dreams
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if you put @mavica in a dinghy it's a rowbot
@noelle then there are those of us who see dQw4... and go "OH NO, YOU'RE NOT GETTING ME WITH THIS ONE ELLIE!"
Eggs
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@noelle never know, might be a goose
This is cool to know, the new Seiko 5 watches mostly retain aftermarket parts compatibility with the old SKX007
Dial, hands, chapter ring, bezel, crystal, and caseback are all slot in replacements, bracelet end-links require a bit of wrangling with spring bars but fit, only thing that isn't compatible is the crown
While in Vienna, you decide to visit Währing Cemetery. During your tour, you hear mysterious music coming from one monument. As you approach, you realize that it's playing *backwards*, and when you see the name on the obelisk all becomes clear. What you're hearing, obviously, is
@noelle damnit
While in Vienna, you decide to visit Währing Cemetery. During your tour, you hear mysterious music coming from one monument. As you approach, you realize that it's playing *backwards*, and when you see the name on the obelisk all becomes clear. What you're hearing, obviously, is
Beethoven decomposing.
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