Miles Ponson @tweek

User Interface Designer at Apple by day. Making Synthwave music by night. https://t.co/JzWISpO4qB soundcloud.com/datalinkmusic San Jose, CA Joined April 2007

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Miles Ponson @tweek

3 years ago

@iamkory @devinjacoviello I’m an ergo nightmare.

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4 years ago

@ravelvier Ça va, merci!! 😉 Juste des dommages matériels chiants et pas de courant. La fibre a tenu par contre! 😄

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Miles Ponson @tweek

4 years ago

Guess I won’t need a permit from the city anymore to take down that tree. 🖕

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4 years ago

Continuous rounded corners figured out in 1908.

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4 years ago

@b3ll @jmtrivedi E f f i c i e n c y

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4 years ago

What file format is that?

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4 years ago

My notifications tab is basically a clone of my feed. Enough already, make the “See less often” button actually do something.

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4 years ago

@jordanborth Cheers man! If you wanna see more, I documented most of the renovations on IG under the account “spanishcasa”

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4 years ago

Gutted the kitchen from the studs back for a period correct style (1929-1930), this is the final-final_Finished—finalV.5.9.7, finally 😄

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4 years ago

@jordanborth

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4 years ago

@MichaelSteeber WOAH! killer! I will definitely bug you on this at some point. I have some old cheap Oneida ware from the mid-30’s at the moment 😄

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Miles Ponson @tweek

4 years ago

@jordanborth It takes about three full bottles to be filled haha!

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4 years ago

1930’s syrup dispenser I restored. Uranium green glass and glazed ceramic base. Takes about three full bottles.

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4 years ago

@MichaelSteeber If you want to dig more into what I did, I posted a lot on IG. Look up account “spanishcasa” and I think you’ll enjoy browsing 😄 And ask anything, I love to share!

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@MichaelSteeber Black and white was a 10’s to early 20’s design that trailed into the late 20’s. It was seen as sanitary and promoted cleanliness. Also why finishes in kitchens and bath were often nickel or chrome as opposed to brass!

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Miles Ponson @tweek

4 years ago

@MichaelSteeber And as far as the appliances, common sense. But the tactile feedback, the weight of the knobs, handles is like no other. I love cooking on that stove and couldn’t go back to a modern one if you paid me. Fridge is small, but never had an issue for two people / 1week of food.

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4 years ago

@MichaelSteeber Not at all, if anything, it’s tougher and can take some abuse. I’ve so many flipped homes with IKEA MDF cabinets that feel flimsy. For instance, the wood was so hard I broke some hinges screws and had to extract them 😅

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4 years ago

@MichaelSteeber Here’s a little process I did for the sink door that were half open and popular in the 20’s and 30’s:

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4 years ago

@jordanborth You bet!

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4 years ago

@MichaelSteeber Ask all of your 1000 questions, I don’t mind at all!

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Miles Ponson @tweek

4 years ago

@MichaelSteeber Appliances are NOS for the toaster, sandwich / waffle press, and coffee maker. I restored the 1934 Refrigerator, as well as the wall mount GE Fan. Had the 1929 stove restored and rebuilt. Restored and rewired light fixtures. All new plaster and no drywall.