Plus when you have a particularly bad day, you can say, this shows I did something today worthwhile. Even if it's a small thing, sometimes you just need that little thing.
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Please don't, the misunderstanding is common, and it just reinforces the point of the rebuttal. I've seen sooo many anti CP laws trying to be forced through congress, but most of it is just bullshit surveillance or drm stuff but it gets the support from people like you who (understandably) hear about the propagation of CP and support stopping it via those laws.
Youtube is trying to ban ad blockers. Which is dumb, but ya know, profit?
Not op, but I used it the other day when I got fed up with google bascally only giving me amazon results when I was looking for something, and yeah it was better (admittedly, it was more like how google used to be, which I view as better). I don't really think bing is the solution though, can absolutely see them being enshittified shortly if they get enough people to start using bing.
Not even joking, I was trying to search for something just slightly niche the day before yesterday and I got so fed up with Google that I actually used Bing. And you know what? It was noticeably better. We truly went down the wrong pantleg into this universe.
Nice, that looks professionally done! Out of curiosity, where did you get the pattern for it?
A lot of mushroom farms put mushie blocks on racks, but that's because it's just kinda the best way to optimize for the limited space available in a lot of cases. After all, you have to control the humidity, temps, and possible contam vectors so that you maximize your harvest. If you're curious, look up mossy creek mushrooms on youtube, think they have a tour of their growing setup.
Yeah, I initially thought it was a kinda silly premise of a guy being hit by a bus and turned into an ai to explore the universe, but Dennis Taylor really hit it out of the park.
Having a cute moss chicken for a mascot would be cool.
A really nice laminar flow hood for mycology. It basically provides a clean area so you can work with agar without worrying about introducing contamination or stuff you don't want. You can make a basic version for around $100 (or a still air box if you can't afford one), but a really nice hood is somewhere in the ballpark of $500-1000 for what is essentially a fan with a Very good hepa filter.
Has anyone claimed the spez username so he can't have it?
Just learn how to use unity (older c#). Once you start getting into that, you will probably know where to go from there.