I can't figure out how to put the coffee beans in my new grinder.

[th@social.v.st]

I can't figure out how to put the coffee beans in my new grinder.

[julf@social.secret-wg.org]

@th Curtiouser and curtiouser....

[michaelgemar@cosocial.ca]

@th That’s odd.

[aus_der_ubahn@norden.social]

@th If you ever accidentally pull that ring off, throw it as far away as possible!

[trevorflowers@hachyderm.io]

@th I believe that's for salting a variety of hashes.

[rootwyrm@weird.autos]

@th that's not a grinder, that's a math grenade!

[burnitdown@beige.party]

@th first you must solve a skill-testing question

[liebach@mastodon.art]

@th I would've thought it was somekind of mechanical navigation calculation device or something, had you not started talking about coffee beans.

[ireneista@adhd.irenes.space]

@liebach @th it is. a fancy high end one.

[hobbs@dobbs.town]

@th
hellraiser for math majors

[th@social.v.st]

Buying a Curta from a math dealer in a car park outside the train station while wearing "Virtual Light" style heads up display was a very @GreatDismal cyberpunk moment. I should have made a payphone call.

[xan@xantronix.social]

@th @GreatDismal other people: "OH NO LOOK HE'S GOT A BOMB!"

"oh don't worry it's just a weirdo who's about to grind his own coffee at the stoop"

you: *maths intensify*

[julf@social.secret-wg.org]

@th @GreatDismal Wow! What heads up display is that?

[frank_engelhard@mastodon.social]

@th @GreatDismal Looks like the map of Amsterdam

[betabug@mastodon.sdf.org]

@th @GreatDismal Been reading too much Gibson?

[kura@hai.z0ne.social]

@th@social.v.st first you need to solve vasas alvero conjecture, or else it won't open.

[lumiworx@mastodon.social]

@th

If you are a professional, you just have to count them one bean at a time.

[th@social.v.st]

@sysop408 I can't see the quoted post so I assume you mean something like the Zuse Z1

[sysop408@sfba.social]

@th lol, same energy.

I was reposting someone's photo of the reproduction of the Charles Babbage difference engine that was on exhibit at the Computer History Museum some years ago.

The difference engine looks even more like a grinder and when I saw it in person, I learned that it operated very much so like a very heavy mechanical grinder because they had to modify the original design so that a person of normal strength could (sweatily) crank the gears.

[luc0x61@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@th Wow, what a grinder. Don't take it with you outside, or the smartest of those thugs around could mistake it for a grenade.