It's a reference to their video on brown, specifically the part where they change only the background color of a image with an orange square in it and it swings basically from orange to brown
It's a really interesting watch
Also your link is broken, the URL should be in the parentheses. And if you want the image as a reply the brackets should be empty with an exclamation point in front and the link needs to end in an image extension.
Like so
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
It's a really interesting watch
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I see people talking about upvoting Technology Connections, I upvote.
His dishwasher video changed my life.
Hah, same here. The dishwasher video was my beginning with his channel. I adore is dry humor, and informative nature!
alright, never heard of him. everyone on this thread seems to love his channel. Blindly subscribed so I'll watch the dishwasher video later, I'm intrigued now.
That was good, not in the US and my bosch dishwasher only has one dispenser I already moved from tablets to powder a while ago, now I'm going to experiment with a sprinkle of powder in the main compartment, to help with the pre wash.
This is why I love lemmy thanks everyone
Had a lamp in the garage I was planning to donate when I could. It had been sitting there for 4 years unused because it was incompatible with a lamp shade and too damn bright no matter what bulb I used.
Saw the technology conextras (his second channel) video on DIY milk glass, now that lamp is the only light I use in the office, I love it!
This was literally my internal monologue coming into this comment section. I love Technology Connections!
Actually, it was just through the magic of making two accounts. A little trick I learned on youtube.
"back when smart device didn't mean just connecting to the Internet"- technology connections 2023
His vinyl record episode was great. As an audiophile I truly appreciated learning how it works.
I've got a playlist of all the videos I've already seen and I play it for background noise when I'm doing a task that I don't want silence for but also don't want music. Something about the pacing and cadence of his videos is strangely relaxing.
I'm far from the target audience, I never thought I'd be interested in learning the difference between DVD+R and DVD-R, but he had me and my history loving arse with gas lamps, and I got hooked.
I heard that and I was like thank god for the day the algorithm suggested this channel to me. What a gem!
Hmm, this works…
https://mas.to/@TechConnectify
But had to use DuckDuckGo from a browser - Memmy (iOS) was no help searching. More testing needed on my end.
How’d you do that?
Doubt it was…:
@uis
So I’m guessing:
(Which was [@uis](https://equestria.social/@uis) - had to do this manually.)
Are you using Lemmy from a desktop? Neither Memmy nor Voyager supported this automatically on iOS.
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Are you using Lemmy from a desktop? Neither Memmy nor Voyager supported this automatically on iOS.
It was Husky - Mastodon client
In the spirit of Alec's pedentry, I must mention that lube does not work by making things moist, instead it works by reducing friction and preventing direct contact between solids. Oil based lubes are a prime example of this as they contain very little water and therefore is ineffective at making things moist but is still effective at reducing friction. Water by itself is actually a pretty bad lube.
Also we're talking about machine lube right? ...right?
Did you get this suggestion on YouTube 2 days ago?!?? It was so random and I like popcorn so I watched all the way through. Seeing this as a meme now is an odd coincidence.
I mean, I subscribe to his channel so I didn't find it that weird. I do love popcorn too though.
It was like six months ago. The first videos from him that I saw were the ones about Sony Trinitron TVs. That was a few years ago.
Alec Watson! Nice to see him getting memed. He lives like an hour from me in Lombard. I love Technology Connections.
Oof I envy you. I've seen my first video 1-2 years ago (the rice cooker one) and ever since I've watched all of his Videos (some three times) I'd love to get to experience all of them anew.