Searching for information on the differences between the SL-1210 MK7 and SL-1210 MK2, I found this forum post and linked article (in greek). 

• Rotation Quality
  • Mk7: Excellent rotation quality (0.036% IEC, 0.036% NAB).
  • Mk2: Close but varied (0.297% IEC, 0.032% NAB) due to arm suspension tolerances.
• Rotation Accuracy
  • Mk7: High accuracy with modern direct driving but less precision than a micrometer setting.
  • Mk2: Similar high level with a slight difference (0.137%).
• Wow & Flutter
  • Both Models: Similar W&F variations over time, staying within [-2, +2] seconds.
  • Average W&F: Mk7 at 0.072%, Mk2 at 0.079%.
  • Peak-to-Peak W&F: Both at 5%.
• Frequency Analysis
  • Low Frequencies: Both show very low coordination levels at -60dB.
  • Higher Frequencies: Mk7 around/below -100dB, Mk2 slightly different but similarly low.
• Rumble
  • Mk7: Very low rumble with minor tuning spikes.
  • Mk2: Similar low rumble with minor frequency differences.
• Signal Reproduction
  • Harmonics: Both models show the second harmonic at -40dB, with Mk2 having lower noise levels up to 2kHz.
  • Higher Harmonics: Mk2 changes slightly above +6dB.
• Frequency Response
  • Low Frequencies: Focuses on 20-30Hz range.
  • Higher Frequencies: Minimal differences above 100Hz.
  • Acoustic Feedback: Mk7 has improved isolation, particularly in the 50-80Hz range, due to changes in materials and support points.
• Percussion Response
  • Both Models: Good compatibility with Denon's head, with Mk2 showing slight instability due to tolerances.
• Conclusion
  •  Both models are similar with small measurable differences.
  •  The Mk7 maintains high quality and performance, despite cost reductions, while nearly matching the older Mk2 model's performance.

I didn't know it was possible to make Kimchi with seafood. I am pretty curious to taste it. 

I can't remember how I heard about Sorry to Bother You but I'm so glad this movie crossed my path.

This surreal production touches on a myriad of subjects with an intelligent lens: Black identity, big-corp America, private labor camps, transhumanism, political activism, class defection, social networks absurdities, and more that I can remember of.

The mix of science-fiction and absurd is brilliant. Just like Idiocracy can be pretty brilliant as well.

I deeply enjoyed LaKeith Stanfield's performance (who was already great in Atlanta). The way he moves through the entire movie is refreshing and rare.

Also a special mention to the OST composed by Tune-Yards. There's even a track with Lyrics Born & Lateef the Truthspeaker. Oh, the joy!

The guy known as Bald and Bankrupt (a travel vlogger known for exploration of ex-soviet countries) delivered an absolute gem of gonzo journalism.

In 2023, with another travel vlogger called Timmy Karter, they challenged themselves to follow the migrant trail from Venezuela to Mexico. The Venezuelan population is hit by a severe crisis , forcing individuals to flee the country for hopes of a better life.

In a three-part video series, Bald and Bankrupt gives us a window on the extreme dangers these people face. We also witness their immense desire to build a better life, and the bravery they are made of.

What will these people become? How will these migrant child grow up? There are tons of unanswered questions coming out of this must watch documentary.  

I've let my passion for graphic design slide for far too long, and now I'm on a mission to rekindle that flame. A finely crafted design has always had the ability to catch my eye in a way nothing else does. I'm incredibly thankful to have stumbled upon some stellar graphic design books from UK publisher Counter-Print during a casual wander through a museum library. I snagged two books: Optic, and Colour Clash.

Optic zeroes in on the optical effects in graphic design, exploring techniques that were first pioneered in the 1960s.

Colour Clash explores unexpected colour palettes that, against all odds, just work. It's a concept that's somewhat elusive to me since, in my mind, this is how things should naturally be.

These books? Pure visual and intellectual candy. They're a rich well of inspiration, creativity, and joy.

Graphic Design infiltrates every aspect of our lives, and I'm convinced we'd all benefit from a higher standard of it. The aesthetic of the web has disappointed us in many ways. Just like a city can embody a unique design signature, I'm eagerly awaiting the dawn of a bolder era in web design.