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SLRPNK Community Discussion - July 2025
I missed the outage but I'm glad things came together to get the instance restored. You're a valuable resource and I appreciate what you/we do here.
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SLRPNK Community Discussion - July 2025
I missed the outage but I'm glad things came together to get the instance restored. You're a valuable resource and I appreciate what you/we do here.
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Raw Milk and the Collapse of Consensus Reality | how the "debate" over killing bacteria in milk is emblematic of the end of common ground
It's so not worth the trouble of, you know... dying and all.
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SLRPNK Community Discussion - December 2024
Thanks very much for the writeup, encouragement and advice. I'm in the planning stages right now and anything to prepare helps a lot.
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$12 Plant Bot is an ESP32-C3 soil sensor and pump driver for fully automated indoor plant care
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Do you have some designs posted someplace? I have Arduino experience but I don't know how to build anything for $3.
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heat your body, not your house -- using an infrared heat lamp
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In the US the max a 110v outlet can pull is about 1500W so 700W is 50% or so for what's available. I'm with you though, those heaters are a stopgap at best. Base layers and clothes/blankets can help a lot though.
These also exist they're tables with an electric heater and a blanket attached (kotatsu). It won't do much for your upper body but they do a good job keeping your legs and core warm.
edit: everyone says kotatsu, that's great
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Heat Waves and Droughts Are a Bonanza for Junk Food Companies
Agreed, the NYT opinion section has been pretty suspect for a long time now but they can still stumble into the truth. I think the main issue is people not having the resources to eat better and it's going to be a bonanza for these companies.
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$12 Plant Bot is an ESP32-C3 soil sensor and pump driver for fully automated indoor plant care
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Thanks for taking the time to reply! I'll dig into the diagram and set up a parts list. I'm using AeroGarden Farms right now but thinking simpler might be better long term.