Scolding7300 @ Scolding7300 @lemmy.world

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I'd recommend reading the article before trying to make a comparison.

When water condenses on surfaces, it usually requires either a drop in temperature or very high humidity levels. Conventional water harvesting methods rely on these principles, often requiring energy input to chill surfaces or a dense fog to form to collect water passively from humid environments. But Lee and Patel’s system works differently.

Do you have a resource handy for anti fingerprint measures?

You don't have to use that much tp regardless of the bidet, and not use "flushable" wipes

True, but also want to emphasize that this has worldwide implications, the NIH is a major contributor to clinical research. Probably more harmful if it produces garbage data than less data

Science has been canceled until 2028

I wish they'd offer a way to mitigate bias in the summary article since we can't see if in the actual study requires access to see if the researchers did

Veritasium (youtube) did a piece on this, can't remember which video it was, might've been the one on his thesis of how to teach STEM topics in videos

That's a good point, forgot about the occasional condescending tone of StackOverflow answers

Define "pleasant"

I misread the comment you replied to originally (thought they were referring to bot spam prevention).. Signal doesn't work like the phone network, you can't necessarily just "call" or "text" a random person. There's also additional verification before you can send messages sometimes.

What kind of spam are you talking about

Yeah fuck that person

Edit: Forget my previous comment, thought this was regarding a different post I made

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I'd assume there are better ways to curb speeding (albeit more expensive), like making the streets narrower and more difficult to drive on. Won't stop those that run red lights though

No, autism causes vaccines

The article has pics if you want a preview