How to clean Diamine Imperial Purple stains out of a cartridge?
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How to clean Diamine Imperial Purple stains out of a cartridge? - sh.itjust.works
I tested Diamine Imperial Purple in a reused Sailor cartridge before putting it
in a demonstrator, and the result was a stained cartridge. I love the color, but
I haven’t had any luck getting it out of my cartridge with water, soap, a little
bit of ammonia, and time. I don’t write much, so a pen could stay inked up for
months on end. Is there a way to get this color out of plastic? Is it safe to
use in converters and demonstrators without staining them too?
Why is quakers.social defederated? - sh.itjust.works
quakers.social shows up on our list of blocked instances, but looking at the
most recent posts at https://quakers.social/public/local
[https://quakers.social/public/local] I can’t see why. They seem like a harmless
group with a lot of religious reposts. Does sh.itjust.works have a policy of
reciprocal blocking or something like that?
Washable inks? - sh.itjust.works
Are there any inks that wash out of clothing very quickly and easily? I’m
especially interested in inks that wash out cleanly without stain treatment.
Why don't we have AAA Puzzle Games? - sh.itjust.works
This copies a post by grailly on Reddit. Most games have adopted popular RPG
mechanics and it’s widely accepted that “everything’s an RPG now”. RPGs are also
some of the biggest and most popular games around. I’d argue that Puzzle Game
mechanics (aka puzzles) are even more widespread than RPG mechanics throughout
the media. However, Puzzle Games themselves are pretty niche and basically never
get any big budget titles. This gets more surprising when realizing Puzzle Games
are very popular; Tetris might just be the most recognizable video game, Portal
(Portal 2 might be the only AAA puzzle game?!) is insanely beloved, wordle took
the world by storm last year, sudoku and crosswords are still in the newspaper
every day, Candy Crush… Why do you think Puzzle Games are relegated to being
indie or AA? I thought about it a bit and came up with some unbaked responses
which I hope you will add to: * People want to kill stuff in AAA games. To which
I answer, can’t we kill stuff in puzzle games? * There’s little point to making
Puzzle Games more expensive. Would having The Witness or Talos Principle pushed
to AAA status make them any better? * “Puzzle” is a recessive genre. Add
anything to a puzzle game and they aren’t considered puzzle games anymore. So
making a AAA Puzzle game will basically remove its Puzzle Game consideration.
Puzzle + exploration = adventure. Puzzle + fighting = Action adventure. Puzzle +
story = walking simulator, etc.
