Finalsolo963 @ Finalsolo963 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

Posts

5

Comments

53

Joined

1 yr. ago

At the same time, you're probably not drinking 3+ cups a day. There's a reason you have a spit cup when cupping coffee.

The struggle of loving coffee and being a very caffeine sensitive insomniac is real.

They're pretty standard parts so don't feel like you need to go with Fantech in particular, feel a little like I accidentally shilled for them a bit, just happened to be on their website (AFAIK they do make good stuff though). Glad that it helped and best of luck :)

The switch would be something like this. I think differential pressure between the inside of the duct and your kitchen would work.

and any "normally closed" damper would work. Wired up such that when your range hood is switched on, it also switches the motor in the damper on so that it opens.

I was operating off of the (now shown to be correct) assumption that they would sell out anyway because he has enough braindead followers to buy up the limited quantity of sneakers, and/or the whole thing is a scam to bypass some campaign finance law or another, and the actual impact of the decisiontof an individual to buy them would be negligible.

I mean, yeah, if I I were into collecting sneakers and had the money, I'd totally do it for the meme.

Maybe auction them off once they sell out and donate the proceeds to some lgbt/minority/feminist org?

I mean, fuck it, most revenue he's going to make off of them was around half a mil anyway iirc.

Seriously, nothing on my (hypothetical) deck is as cool as a bunch of massive rare birds hanging out.

The simplest thing would be a pressure or airflow sensor hard-wired to the switch for the hood itself.

Also consider instead of a 1 way valve installing a damper that only opens when your range good is turned on.

If youre in the US. Amazon, and if you have a car, doordash/uber/lyft. I wouldn't recommend any of that for anything other than temporary work to get back on your feet or tide yourself over until something better comes along, but, if you gotta eat you gotta eat.

Ultimately everyone needs to make their own decision as to what they're willing to spend. There are inflection points in price where you can get a lot more for a relatively small amount of additional money, if you do your research.

Personally, if I were getting into it now, and I were already a daily coffee drinker, I'd go straight to the DF54.

Only if you interpret it as blanket anti-intellectualism. Education is a good thing, but one should scrutinize where their information comes from.

And yes, you absolutely could apply the same argument to a school or centralized school system that is funded/administered by any group of elites.

To my mind, the best answer is decentralization. Give individual teachers more freedom within their classrooms, especially in the humanities.

I think the reality is a lot more subtle than many people who’ve commented have implied. It’s not necessarily that people are being taught a flawed economic model that keeps them in poverty or are given advice that will explicitly keep them poor (though that absolutely does happen), but that the whole model is predicated on the idea that economics is the best, most meaningful or only framework by which to view the world.

The metaphor is a bit of an insult to apex predators, as they do actually serve a purpose within the ecosystem and biologically need to consume prey (also animals aren’t moral agents, depending on who you ask I guess).

What's the title/how can I play this in 2024?

That's the story that the middle paragraph/sentence of the comment you replied to is referencing.

Tampons are not good for wound packing, thats a myth.