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  1. Ah yes, the TI-84 Evo: the calculator that thinks it's an iPhone, yet struggles with basic math like a toddler 😅📱➕. Dive into a world of "exciting" webinars and guidebooks that promise to revolutionize your calculus experience, assuming your patience levels rival that of a saint 🧘‍♂️🔢.
    education.ti.com/en/products/c #TI84Evo #CalculatorTech #MathStruggles #EducationalWebinars #PatienceIsAVirtue #HackerNews #ngated

  2. Ah yes, the TI-84 Evo: the calculator that thinks it's an iPhone, yet struggles with basic math like a toddler 😅📱➕. Dive into a world of "exciting" webinars and guidebooks that promise to revolutionize your calculus experience, assuming your patience levels rival that of a saint 🧘‍♂️🔢.
    education.ti.com/en/products/c #TI84Evo #CalculatorTech #MathStruggles #EducationalWebinars #PatienceIsAVirtue #HackerNews #ngated

  3. Ah yes, the TI-84 Evo: the calculator that thinks it's an iPhone, yet struggles with basic math like a toddler 😅📱➕. Dive into a world of "exciting" webinars and guidebooks that promise to revolutionize your calculus experience, assuming your patience levels rival that of a saint 🧘‍♂️🔢.
    education.ti.com/en/products/c #TI84Evo #CalculatorTech #MathStruggles #EducationalWebinars #PatienceIsAVirtue #HackerNews #ngated

  4. Ah yes, the TI-84 Evo: the calculator that thinks it's an iPhone, yet struggles with basic math like a toddler 😅📱➕. Dive into a world of "exciting" webinars and guidebooks that promise to revolutionize your calculus experience, assuming your patience levels rival that of a saint 🧘‍♂️🔢.
    education.ti.com/en/products/c #TI84Evo #CalculatorTech #MathStruggles #EducationalWebinars #PatienceIsAVirtue #HackerNews #ngated

  5. Ah yes, the TI-84 Evo: the calculator that thinks it's an iPhone, yet struggles with basic math like a toddler 😅📱➕. Dive into a world of "exciting" webinars and guidebooks that promise to revolutionize your calculus experience, assuming your patience levels rival that of a saint 🧘‍♂️🔢.
    education.ti.com/en/products/c #TI84Evo #CalculatorTech #MathStruggles #EducationalWebinars #PatienceIsAVirtue #HackerNews #ngated

  6. Ups

    I went slow and steady, taking more time than 84.8% of worldle players. 🐢 #patienceisavirtue
    #Worldle #1495 (24.02.2026) 5/6 (100%)
    🔥 Aktuelle Siegesserie: 12 Tage
    🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜⬇️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜⬇️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨↘️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨↙️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🎉

    s.worldle.teuteuf.fr/qxj/

  7. Ups

    I went slow and steady, taking more time than 84.8% of worldle players. 🐢 #patienceisavirtue
    #Worldle #1495 (24.02.2026) 5/6 (100%)
    🔥 Aktuelle Siegesserie: 12 Tage
    🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜⬇️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜⬇️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨↘️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨↙️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🎉

    s.worldle.teuteuf.fr/qxj/

  8. Ups

    I went slow and steady, taking more time than 84.8% of worldle players. 🐢 #patienceisavirtue
    #Worldle #1495 (24.02.2026) 5/6 (100%)
    🔥 Aktuelle Siegesserie: 12 Tage
    🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜⬇️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜⬇️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨↘️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨↙️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🎉

    s.worldle.teuteuf.fr/qxj/

  9. Ups

    I went slow and steady, taking more time than 84.8% of worldle players. 🐢 #patienceisavirtue
    #Worldle #1495 (24.02.2026) 5/6 (100%)
    🔥 Aktuelle Siegesserie: 12 Tage
    🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜⬇️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩⬜⬇️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨↘️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨↙️
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🎉

    s.worldle.teuteuf.fr/qxj/

  10. Just noticed I have 380 followers now *a Hi to the latest victims*.

    I usually only have so many people following me when I drive at the speed limit on the road.

    #MicroFiction #DontBeHasty #WillYouPayMySpeedingTicket #PatienceIsAVirtue

  11. Just noticed I have 380 followers now *a Hi to the latest victims*.

    I usually only have so many people following me when I drive at the speed limit on the road.

    #MicroFiction #DontBeHasty #WillYouPayMySpeedingTicket #PatienceIsAVirtue

  12. Just noticed I have 380 followers now *a Hi to the latest victims*.

    I usually only have so many people following me when I drive at the speed limit on the road.

    #MicroFiction #DontBeHasty #WillYouPayMySpeedingTicket #PatienceIsAVirtue

  13. Just noticed I have 380 followers now *a Hi to the latest victims*.

    I usually only have so many people following me when I drive at the speed limit on the road.

    #MicroFiction #DontBeHasty #WillYouPayMySpeedingTicket #PatienceIsAVirtue

  14. 13 years and still waiting for The Doors of Stone... 😶 Rothfuss really has a lot on his plate, between the immense expectations and struggles with mental health. Can we blame him for wanting to get it just right? #KingkillerChronicle #PatienceIsAVirtue #DoorsOfStone 📚

  15. 13 years and still waiting for The Doors of Stone... 😶 Rothfuss really has a lot on his plate, between the immense expectations and struggles with mental health. Can we blame him for wanting to get it just right? #KingkillerChronicle #PatienceIsAVirtue #DoorsOfStone 📚

  16. 13 years and still waiting for The Doors of Stone... 😶 Rothfuss really has a lot on his plate, between the immense expectations and struggles with mental health. Can we blame him for wanting to get it just right? 📚

  17. 13 years and still waiting for The Doors of Stone... 😶 Rothfuss really has a lot on his plate, between the immense expectations and struggles with mental health. Can we blame him for wanting to get it just right? #KingkillerChronicle #PatienceIsAVirtue #DoorsOfStone 📚

  18. @houseplants @plants

    The peace lily saga continues:

    Not only did the peace lily produce seeds: the seeds germinated, and now I have a number of ever so small peace lily seedlings.

    On March 2nd I sowed some seeds on a wet paper towel in a petri dish that sat in the windowsill.

    On March 29th some of the seeds seemed to have germinated (see first photo — can you spot the tiny roots?) and the germinated seeds were transferred to small pots that were kept in a “greenhouse” made from a plastic bag to avoid dehydration.

    The second photo was taken today (April 20th) and shows a couple of seedlings that have developed their first leaf. Match for scale.

    This is a project that has called for patience:

    The period from pollination to seeds took 4-5 months. Then it took roughly 1 month for the seeds to germinate, and 3 weeks later the seedlings have just a tiny leaf each. Things can still go wrong, but I'm pretty confident that I will end up having several mature peace lilly plants grown from seeds.

    Meanwhile, I have cross-pollinated two peace lily plants. One was the plant I've had for 10+ years. The other was a “miniature” plant I bought last summer, that was meant to sit on the very narrow windowsill in my bathroom. I was naive enough to hope that some gardener had developed a miniature cultivar of the peace lily, but I was fooled: the plant was just a baby plant of something that has now grown into a mature peace lily plant. Latipac be damned!

    Now I hope that the two plants are unrelated, and not just perpetuated clones, so that the cross-pollination introduces some genetic variability. Perhaps I am wiser at the end of 2024.

    I wish y'all a peace(lily)ful weekend.

    🕊️ Peace now! 🇵🇸 السلام الآن 🇮🇱 שלום עכשיו

    #Araceae
    #bloomscrolling
    #florespondence
    #houseplants
    #patienceIsAVirtue
    #PeaceLily
    #propagation
    #seedPropagation
    #Spathiphyllum
  19. @houseplants @plants

    The peace lily saga continues:

    Not only did the peace lily produce seeds: the seeds germinated, and now I have a number of ever so small peace lily seedlings.

    On March 2nd I sowed some seeds on a wet paper towel in a petri dish that sat in the windowsill.

    On March 29th some of the seeds seemed to have germinated (see first photo — can you spot the tiny roots?) and the germinated seeds were transferred to small pots that were kept in a “greenhouse” made from a plastic bag to avoid dehydration.

    The second photo was taken today (April 20th) and shows a couple of seedlings that have developed their first leaf. Match for scale.

    This is a project that has called for patience:

    The period from pollination to seeds took 4-5 months. Then it took roughly 1 month for the seeds to germinate, and 3 weeks later the seedlings have just a tiny leaf each. Things can still go wrong, but I'm pretty confident that I will end up having several mature peace lilly plants grown from seeds.

    Meanwhile, I have cross-pollinated two peace lily plants. One was the plant I've had for 10+ years. The other was a “miniature” plant I bought last summer, that was meant to sit on the very narrow windowsill in my bathroom. I was naive enough to hope that some gardener had developed a miniature cultivar of the peace lily, but I was fooled: the plant was just a baby plant of something that has now grown into a mature peace lily plant. Latipac be damned!

    Now I hope that the two plants are unrelated, and not just perpetuated clones, so that the cross-pollination introduces some genetic variability. Perhaps I am wiser at the end of 2024.

    I wish y'all a peace(lily)ful weekend.

    🕊️ Peace now! 🇵🇸 السلام الآن 🇮🇱 שלום עכשיו

    #Araceae
    #bloomscrolling
    #florespondence
    #houseplants
    #patienceIsAVirtue
    #PeaceLily
    #propagation
    #seedPropagation
    #Spathiphyllum
  20. @houseplants @plants

    The peace lily saga continues:

    Not only did the peace lily produce seeds: the seeds germinated, and now I have a number of ever so small peace lily seedlings.

    On March 2nd I sowed some seeds on a wet paper towel in a petri dish that sat in the windowsill.

    On March 29th some of the seeds seemed to have germinated (see first photo — can you spot the tiny roots?) and the germinated seeds were transferred to small pots that were kept in a “greenhouse” made from a plastic bag to avoid dehydration.

    The second photo was taken today (April 20th) and shows a couple of seedlings that have developed their first leaf. Match for scale.

    This is a project that has called for patience:

    The period from pollination to seeds took 4-5 months. Then it took roughly 1 month for the seeds to germinate, and 3 weeks later the seedlings have just a tiny leaf each. Things can still go wrong, but I'm pretty confident that I will end up having several mature peace lilly plants grown from seeds.

    Meanwhile, I have cross-pollinated two peace lily plants. One was the plant I've had for 10+ years. The other was a “miniature” plant I bought last summer, that was meant to sit on the very narrow windowsill in my bathroom. I was naive enough to hope that some gardener had developed a miniature cultivar of the peace lily, but I was fooled: the plant was just a baby plant of something that has now grown into a mature peace lily plant. Latipac be damned!

    Now I hope that the two plants are unrelated, and not just perpetuated clones, so that the cross-pollination introduces some genetic variability. Perhaps I am wiser at the end of 2024.

    I wish y'all a peace(lily)ful weekend.

    🕊️ Peace now! 🇵🇸 السلام الآن 🇮🇱 שלום עכשיו

    #Araceae
    #bloomscrolling
    #florespondence
    #houseplants
    #patienceIsAVirtue
    #PeaceLily
    #propagation
    #seedPropagation
    #Spathiphyllum
  21. @houseplants @plants

    The peace lily saga continues:

    Not only did the peace lily produce seeds: the seeds germinated, and now I have a number of ever so small peace lily seedlings.

    On March 2nd I sowed some seeds on a wet paper towel in a petri dish that sat in the windowsill.

    On March 29th some of the seeds seemed to have germinated (see first photo — can you spot the tiny roots?) and the germinated seeds were transferred to small pots that were kept in a “greenhouse” made from a plastic bag to avoid dehydration.

    The second photo was taken today (April 20th) and shows a couple of seedlings that have developed their first leaf. Match for scale.

    This is a project that has called for patience:

    The period from pollination to seeds took 4-5 months. Then it took roughly 1 month for the seeds to germinate, and 3 weeks later the seedlings have just a tiny leaf each. Things can still go wrong, but I'm pretty confident that I will end up having several mature peace lilly plants grown from seeds.

    Meanwhile, I have cross-pollinated two peace lily plants. One was the plant I've had for 10+ years. The other was a “miniature” plant I bought last summer, that was meant to sit on the very narrow windowsill in my bathroom. I was naive enough to hope that some gardener had developed a miniature cultivar of the peace lily, but I was fooled: the plant was just a baby plant of something that has now grown into a mature peace lily plant. Latipac be damned!

    Now I hope that the two plants are unrelated, and not just perpetuated clones, so that the cross-pollination introduces some genetic variability. Perhaps I am wiser at the end of 2024.

    I wish y'all a peace(lily)ful weekend.

    🕊️ Peace now! 🇵🇸 السلام الآن 🇮🇱 שלום עכשיו

    #Araceae
    #bloomscrolling
    #florespondence
    #houseplants
    #patienceIsAVirtue
    #PeaceLily
    #propagation
    #seedPropagation
    #Spathiphyllum
  22. @houseplants @plants

    The peace lily saga continues:

    Not only did the peace lily produce seeds: the seeds germinated, and now I have a number of ever so small peace lily seedlings.

    On March 2nd I sowed some seeds on a wet paper towel in a petri dish that sat in the windowsill.

    On March 29th some of the seeds seemed to have germinated (see first photo — can you spot the tiny roots?) and the germinated seeds were transferred to small pots that were kept in a “greenhouse” made from a plastic bag to avoid dehydration.

    The second photo was taken today (April 20th) and shows a couple of seedlings that have developed their first leaf. Match for scale.

    This is a project that has called for patience:

    The period from pollination to seeds took 4-5 months. Then it took roughly 1 month for the seeds to germinate, and 3 weeks later the seedlings have just a tiny leaf each. Things can still go wrong, but I'm pretty confident that I will end up having several mature peace lilly plants grown from seeds.

    Meanwhile, I have cross-pollinated two peace lily plants. One was the plant I've had for 10+ years. The other was a “miniature” plant I bought last summer, that was meant to sit on the very narrow windowsill in my bathroom. I was naive enough to hope that some gardener had developed a miniature cultivar of the peace lily, but I was fooled: the plant was just a baby plant of something that has now grown into a mature peace lily plant. Latipac be damned!

    Now I hope that the two plants are unrelated, and not just perpetuated clones, so that the cross-pollination introduces some genetic variability. Perhaps I am wiser at the end of 2024.

    I wish y'all a peace(lily)ful weekend.

    🕊️ Peace now! 🇵🇸 السلام الآن 🇮🇱 שלום עכשיו

    #Araceae
    #bloomscrolling
    #florespondence
    #houseplants
    #patienceIsAVirtue
    #PeaceLily
    #propagation
    #seedPropagation
    #Spathiphyllum
  23. Hello @houseplants and @plants 👋

    Are you ready, guys? Now this adventure is getting really exciting:

    More than three months ago I hand-pollinated some still closed spadices of peace lily (Spathiphyllum) — see parent post.

    For a couple of weeks, one of the swollen spadices had become increasingly brown, and today I was sure there was no longer any connection to the stem or the mother plant, so I cut it off and broke it up on a lunch plate. (The three remaining spadices are still green.)

    We have seeds!! 🤸

    There may still be a long way to germination and plants, but undeniably having actual seeds feels like a huge progress. The pollination code has finally been broken!

    Yay! 😸

    #Araceae
    #bloomscrolling
    #florespondence
    #houseplants
    #patienceIsAVirtue
    #peaceLily
    #propagation
    #seedPropagation
    #Spathiphyllum
  24. Hello @houseplants and @plants 👋

    Are you ready, guys? Now this adventure is getting really exciting:

    More than three months ago I hand-pollinated some still closed spadices of peace lily (Spathiphyllum) — see parent post.

    For a couple of weeks, one of the swollen spadices had become increasingly brown, and today I was sure there was no longer any connection to the stem or the mother plant, so I cut it off and broke it up on a lunch plate. (The three remaining spadices are still green.)

    We have seeds!! 🤸

    There may still be a long way to germination and plants, but undeniably having actual seeds feels like a huge progress. The pollination code has finally been broken!

    Yay! 😸

    #Araceae
    #bloomscrolling
    #florespondence
    #houseplants
    #patienceIsAVirtue
    #peaceLily
    #propagation
    #seedPropagation
    #Spathiphyllum
  25. Hello @houseplants and @plants 👋

    Are you ready, guys? Now this adventure is getting really exciting:

    More than three months ago I hand-pollinated some still closed spadices of peace lily (Spathiphyllum) — see parent post.

    For a couple of weeks, one of the swollen spadices had become increasingly brown, and today I was sure there was no longer any connection to the stem or the mother plant, so I cut it off and broke it up on a lunch plate. (The three remaining spadices are still green.)

    We have seeds!! 🤸

    There may still be a long way to germination and plants, but undeniably having actual seeds feels like a huge progress. The pollination code has finally been broken!

    Yay! 😸

    #Araceae
    #bloomscrolling
    #florespondence
    #houseplants
    #patienceIsAVirtue
    #peaceLily
    #propagation
    #seedPropagation
    #Spathiphyllum
  26. Hello @houseplants and @plants 👋

    Are you ready, guys? Now this adventure is getting really exciting:

    More than three months ago I hand-pollinated some still closed spadices of peace lily (Spathiphyllum) — see parent post.

    For a couple of weeks, one of the swollen spadices had become increasingly brown, and today I was sure there was no longer any connection to the stem or the mother plant, so I cut it off and broke it up on a lunch plate. (The three remaining spadices are still green.)

    We have seeds!! 🤸

    There may still be a long way to germination and plants, but undeniably having actual seeds feels like a huge progress. The pollination code has finally been broken!

    Yay! 😸

    #Araceae
    #bloomscrolling
    #florespondence
    #houseplants
    #patienceIsAVirtue
    #peaceLily
    #propagation
    #seedPropagation
    #Spathiphyllum