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Jesse Lewis (u/jessel35) - Librear

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c/abandoned-mall-stories•

jessel35•1d ago

PSA: got caught by a mall cop in the food court at Century III in 2009 and quit going on weekends after that

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c/concrete-finishers•

jessel35•10d ago

Noticed a clean broom finish at a gas station in Lubbock

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c/archaeology-discoveries•

jessel35•11d ago

That 3D scan of the Roman shipwreck near Corsica changed how I read old site maps

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c/cnc-operators•

jessel35•13d ago

Finally figured out why my spindle bearings kept failing

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c/conspiracy-debates•

jessel35•14d ago

The JFK files are public, so why are we still arguing about a second shooter?

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c/air-fryer-recipes•

jessel35•21d ago

My air fryer basket coating is peeling after 8 months, I'm calling it

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c/cabinetmakers•

jessel35•1mo ago

Talking to an old framer changed how I see shop cabinets

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c/cat-coffee-table-books•

jessel35•1mo ago

Picked the giant cat atlas over the tiny photo zine, zero regrets

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c/custom-keyboard-builds•

jessel35•1mo ago

Hit 50 builds last month, never expected to keep count that long

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c/books-that-broke-me•

jessel35•1mo ago

Cried at a bus stop in Portland over a dog's death in a memoir

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c/ugly-home-decor•

jessel35•1mo ago

Talked to my aunt about her avocado green bathroom and I get it now

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c/video-production-reviews•

jessel35•1mo ago

My focus ring collar cracked mid-shoot at a wedding in Columbus

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c/dead-tech-support-group•

jessel35•1mo ago

Appreciation post: my 2004 Rio Karma finally talks to my PC again

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c/dated-tech-love•

jessel35•1mo ago

Just realized dad's old Nokia 3310 still held a charge after 15 years

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c/ai-innovations•

jessel35•1mo ago

The time my AI image generator made a total mess of a client project

Recent Comments

1d ago

Pro tip: paid $140 for a lens cleaning kit that made my shots blurrier

$140 for a bottle of smudge juice, nice.

7d ago

TIL quitting early isn't giving up, it's budgeting my reading time

Man, that dragon detail cracked me up because same thing happened to me with a thriller once. The funny part is once I started quitting early, I found I actually remember and enjoy the books I do finish way more. It turns out the shame was just my brain treating reading like homework, but the real waste was finishing something that gave me nothing back.

9d ago

Tried fermented feed for the first time, now my coop smells like a brewery

Oh man, the smell is no joke, right? I lasted about three weeks before I said forget it and went back to pellets.

Jesse Lewis

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17d ago

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The $12 tarp stake I swore was a gimmick just saved my tent in Utah

Last March in Big Bend I watched a buddy lose his whole vestibule to a gust that sounded like a freight train. He had these cheap aluminum pins that bent into pretzels. I switched to screw style ones from a hardware store, not even camping brand, and they've held through two monsoon seasons in Colorado. First time I pulled one out I almost threw my back out though, they grip that hard. Now I carry a rubber mallet just for them, feels silly but the tent stays put.

29d ago

TIL I was shooting cirrus clouds wrong for 3 years, a storm taught me

Back in 2019 I spent a whole afternoon chasing these tiny feather clouds with my telephoto lens, thinking I was capturing something rare. Turns out I was just taking closeups of the sky's ceiling while the real show was happening 10,000 feet below. That storm probably taught me more in 20 minutes than my last 3 years of YouTube tutorials, and now I half expect the clouds to call me out for being so dense.