« Reply #24 on: Sat, 28 March 2020, 09:06:24 »
If you read my guide, you probably saw that I repaired a broken case (you may be able to see it at the front bottom left) with JB Weld (the best epoxy there is) which is dark gray.
After that, I just went ahead and camouflaged the whole thing with "Dupli-Color" Charcoal Gray, which is called "coating" rather than paint, but it went on and behaved like paint. It is a pure and fairly "cool" gray.
The actual IBM industrial color is a strange voodoo mix of warm gray, medium brown, olive green, and who knows what else to achieve a magnificent and utterly neutral non-color. To my eyes, Unicomp's version is slightly brighter and greener than the old IBM hue.
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What this shows is that the Republican Party knows, deep down somewhere, that even before Trump they had less than a policy agenda. All they’ve had for the past decade or so is strategy and tactics to suppress the vote, either through extreme gerrymandering or State-level laws. More often than not, as we’re seeing, through both. Without a stated party platform they are left with nothing but the insanity of The Power Grab and The Big Lie. The Party as a whole has, for some twisted logical reason, decided that America no longer needs Democracy. That in the bent and tortured reality Republicans have created for themselves America was never a Democracy, the Founders never intended for the country’s politics or social order to change, that the country’s democratic features would always only extend to wealthy White Christian property owners. They’ve also, collectively, decided that threatening major, multi-billion dollar corporations that employ tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of people worldwide will somehow, for some reason, cower in the corner when State politicians decide to take a few million in subsidies off the table. When faced with hundreds of millions, or even billions, in lost business because The People are voting with their wallet, I know where I’d position my company, and it’s not at the dinner table with Mitch McConnell and his wife.
– **** Scott 2021-04-08