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glueball
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I have no idea what the cost, efficacy, or availability of this product is. https://hydrocell.fi/en/air-cleaners-carbon-dioxide-filters-and-dac-appliances/uniqfresh-air-cleaners/
The only maintenance required is changing of the activated-carbon filter every six months, and replacement of the HEPA filter every five years. In normal use, the carbon dioxide filter cassette has a lifetime of at least 15 years.


We examined the impact of indoor plants on air quality parameters in office environments, focusing on relative humidity, indoor air temperature, and CO2 concentration. Our findings demonstrated that, while indoor plants significantly increase relative humidity, they had a negligible effect on indoor air temperature and CO2 concentration in the offices we sampled. This suggests that while plants can enhance comfort in dry indoor environments, their role in regulating temperature and CO2 levels is limited.
I guess I’d need to invest in a CO2 scrubber.


That’s good but it won’t end the cochlea dentata nightmares.


I should think so from our tool use.

A lot of shooting the messenger votes here. Downvoting reality isn’t a good look.
Lemmy.ml doesn’t formally follow the disengage rule, but I think we’re generally likely to honor it.


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Using sophisticated brain imaging techniques, the team observed that cells from individuals suffering from depression exhibited elevated ATP production at rest compared to healthy participants. However, when subjected to increased energy demands, these cells showed a diminished ability to raise ATP levels further.
So we were right all along: never leaving the bed again is the answer.


The spirit is willing, but the flesh is spongy and bruised.


Waymo on Thursday said it has begun using its sixth-generation driverless system to provide robotaxi rides to employees on Ojai vehicles, which use a base model made by Chinese automaker Geely.
i am also developing a self-driving vehicle and would like an electric BYD pls


Hibernation is suspend-to-RAM. Torpor is suspend-to-disk.


That was my first thought.
A bear hunkered down in its winter den is in a different state of energy conservation than hibernation. Instead, bears enter a state called torpor (the adjective for which is torpid).
Unlike hibernation, torpor is involuntary, and primarily triggered by lack of food. This state is also found in other groups of mammals like marsupials, and even in some birds that depend on summer insects.
Another difference between torpor and hibernation is that torpor is a continuous low-energy state, without arousal periods when the animal’s activity spikes.
Torpor is primarily found in black and brown bears. That’s largely because these bears are omnivores with a preference for plants.
You might think that polar bears, living in harsh Arctic conditions, would enter torpor for longer than other bears, but most remain active all winter. Once again, it all comes down to diet.


Presumably it hasn’t been given a name yet.


Don’t develop a cocaine-perferated septum, kids.


Gracie’s pregnant.



A 35 meter sphere 700 meters underground, holding 20KT of shiny liquid and being held by 60KT of pure water.
Eventually we’re going to build a Dyson sphere to understand yet tinier subatomic particles.
Maybe not impossible? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glueball#Mass_and_parity