Tumble Dog

This is awesome on so many levels.

label and date everything

dont use adhesives on important stuff they degrade really quickly and can damage things

some paper is much more acidic than others and will degrade and damage things touching it. newspaper and construction paper are the worst and will mess up other papers theyre next to

printed photographs have chemicals that can react really badly to temperatures and dampness and you should keep them separate from other materials

soft and thin plastics also degrade really quickly (unless theyre archival grade) and are the worst to deal with

keep a copy of digital files in at least one separate location (flash drive or hard drive)

some inks will fade over time or bleed onto whatever theyre on. archival ink is a thing but there are also just some inks that are more stable

rubber bands break within a few years, paper clips and staples will rust and damage the paper if theyre not made of the right material

exposing photos or any material with colors to light for a while will obviously degrade them over time and theres not much you can to do restore them at that point

you lowkey should print out digital correspondence or materials if you want to keep them long term and be able to find them regardless of what happens to that email domain, website etc. its not uncommon to have printed out email threads in archival collections

these seem to have been more common in the 70s-90s but those photo albums with thin plastic and slight adhesive pages are terrible and will damage your photos and make them stuck forever

this is what acidic paper does to anything its touching after a few decades so watch out

I also wonder how much cosmic rays might corrupt solid state data long term

a blockbench tutorial for people who want to create their own 3d references!

thought it would be a good psa

for artists here too

CTRL+SHIFT+i does not initially work, you need to turn on developer tools:

^the article does use the wrong quotes, use this: "DANGEROUS_ENABLE_DEVTOOLS_ONLY_ENABLE_IF_YOU_KNOW_WHAT_YOURE_DOING": true

Paste this above "ChromiumSwitches":

Then go to console, type "allow pasting", press enter, and paste the below text (@pokemonheartgold used one _ too litle on either side):

Object.values(webpackChunkdiscord_app.push([[Symbol()],{},r=>r.c])).find(x=>x?.exports?.default?.__proto__?.getCurrentUser).exports.default.getCurrentUser().ageVerificationStatus = 3;

Click away from the channel, back into it, press continue, voila:

^as you can see it took a few tries to get the code right

Close devtools, possibly remove the line of code from settings.json again, done!

https://wuxiawanderings.substack.com/p/flame-stick

Sesame Workshop has announced that they have now uploaded over 100 full episodes of classic and modern Sesame Street to YouTube. This is now "the largest digital library of Sesame Street content."

There are also shorts and 1-2 hour long compilations of segments organized by topics, such as STEM, counting, the alphabet, animals, play, and more.

Sources:

Spangler, Todd. "YouTube Now Has the Biggest ‘Sesame Street’ Free Library, With More Than 100 Full Episodes Available to Stream." Variety, January 15, 2025. https://variety.com/2026/digital/news/youtube-sesame-street-full-episodes-free-streaming-1236632267/

Sesame Street Classics. YouTube channel. Accessed January 16, 2026. https://www.youtube.com/@SesameStreetClassics

Sesame Street. YouTube channel. Accessed January 16, 2026. https://www.youtube.com/@sesamestreet