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Rule of reading compression
(lemmy.world)
Sudo switch to linux
And another that is labeled "ate a bullet for breaking a secure barrier".
Good, there is a serious shortage of donor organs.
So I think the general idea is that you can convert more CO² to carbon in the form of sugars and O² molecules per square foot with algae than with trees. Trees would totally do the same thing if we ripped up all the concrete and buildings to replant a forest, but that process would take decades.
This can be added into existing infrastructure and helps I guess. Kinda a neat concept.
George Santos ousted from Congress after fabricating life story
No no no, the fabricated life story happened first, he was ousted from congress after a fucking year of lying.
No amount of health-risk sharing is able to get me to think twice about quitting vaping, this shit tho.. wow I might actually quit so I don't get grouped up with this twat.
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Did some digging online and the secret is a dish of moist O²-rich soil inside a loosely sealed clear tote. The clear tote lets the leaves photosynthesize while maintaining a higher than average temp and humidity. Meanwhile the oxygenated soil helps with root production.
The mix I used here is: 1 part fast draining soil mix 1 part sphagnum moss
I used a hose sprayer to moisten/oxygenated the soil every few days. The process took about a month for root development, and I lost 2 props in the process. Heat helps here, I'm in USDA zone 5b and I kept them shaded under my jade tree and a canopy in the yard.
These plants are very cool and seem to be easy to grow, if you have a mature-enough specimen for propagation, use the oldest and lowest leaves for propagation, as they likely produce the least from photosynthesis and will have the stiffest/hardiest stems.
Will Ash be able to defeat his rival Garymander?
Reddit did way worse than losing and worse than dying directly.
Reddit is dead inside and that's all that matters to me.
My favorite technology is bronze smelting.
What about you guys?
developed by socialists
I thought only capitalism drives innovation?
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variegated ficus elastica
(lemmy.world)
My wife brought this little fella home in March '22, i was doubtful we could keep it alive. Almost a year and a half later it is truly a beast, almost 4' tall from soil and a 6 gallon pot that's full of roots.
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pozbo
joined 1 year ago
What if my $300 PC is better than your $400 console?
What if it had more utilities than just gaming and streaming?