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by goda90 4y ago
Burying crude oil would at best be carbon neutral, but most likely carbon positive. Burying biomass has the potential to be carbon negative if the processes are refined enough because it's capturing atmospheric carbon and putting it in
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by goda90 4y ago
This depends on the conditions the biomass is decomposing in. A lot of carbon can be captured in the soil if handled well. No till, no spray, cover crops, and managed grazing of the cover crops can create an environment where the soil is a
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by goda90 4y ago
What should those of us with Android phones do? As far as I can tell, you can use an Android phone to locate any random airtag nearby, but no way to hunt down your own tag unless nearby. Other tag systems won't have the Find My network
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by goda90 4y ago
On the other hand it might take multiple thefts to learn the lesson for some people. When I was a kid/teenager, someone stole my bike and the police found it(yay small town) abandoned several blocks away. Of course it took my sister an
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by goda90 4y ago
If this is such a common need, I can't help but think they should've invested in a controlled atmosphere killing setup to reduce the panic.[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inert_gas_asphyxiation#Animal_...
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by goda90 4y ago
Yeah. I was initially intrigued by the idea of extracting rare elements from the body. How much could be extracted? Is it worth the effort? What health impacts does it have? Do biological processes make these elements more accessible than t
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by goda90 4y ago
Algae and fungus can be done in the dark, but there seem to be some limitations to full plants still: "Plant tolerance and consumption of acetate as a heterotrophic energy source will need to be increased to fully decouple plants from
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by goda90 4y ago
My team piloted using Mattermost for a bit. It was great. People were always quick to respond. Lots of fun was mixed in with work topics. Then my company went MS Teams everywhere. And it's just not as fun or useful. Something about the
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by goda90 4y ago
My hypothesis is that probiotics also need to be paired with the right diet. Bacteria needs to be fed, and needs to compete with the existing gut flora. If conditions aren't right, then they may never get a foothold.
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by goda90 4y ago
The best solution for this is years of weaning the soil off of chemical inputs towards a no-till, cover crop, managed grazing solution. It takes a few years of regrowing the soil before it can start to output as much as a synthetically fert
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by goda90 4y ago
Is it citizen-soldier vs professional, or is it a case of defense vs attack? Given an equivalent foe, how would they square up in defending their homelands?
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by goda90 4y ago
Yeah, $10 is steep, but I feel like I'd be happy with a bundle deal. Search, reliable email, a small bit of storage, and other small services for $20 or $30. I'm sure I'm underestimating how much I use search, but it just doe
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by goda90 4y ago
Today I learned there are two fatty acids with only a letter difference. Linolenic vs linoleic.
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by goda90 4y ago
"Nonconsumers" didn't factor soda drinking, energy drinking, etc. So it lumped people who were drinking larges amounts of sugar with people drinking little sugar(tea, water), and compared them to coffee drinkers, which are lo
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by goda90 4y ago
>There’s also the possibility that coffee drinkers tend to make healthier choices in general. They might opt for a cold brew or a cup of drip coffee instead of a less healthy source of caffeine, like an energy drink or soda, Dr. Goldberg
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by goda90 4y ago
And on top of the standing water factor, a city is less likely to have the mosquito's predators. I'm from Wisconsin which has plentiful mosquitos, but there's a state park that has had an abundance of bat houses for many year
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by goda90 4y ago
Modifying crops to be pesticide resistant is a problem because it makes use of those pesticides less discriminate. We should be trying to move towards not spraying as much as possible to avoid runoff and increase biodiversity. GMOs can help
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by goda90 4y ago
Probably related to password sharing? Sharing your password is considered a bad practice, but if it's essential that someone else gets into a system quickly in order to save a patient, then password sharing doesn't seem so bad in
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by goda90 4y ago
Some people fast with a "snake juice" of electrolytes. Maybe that's what your body needs?
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by goda90 4y ago
It could be those foods help the immune system regulate itself to not cause chronic systemic inflammation but maybe don't stop it from doing localized inflammation for injury and infection?
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by goda90 5y ago
I've heard the liquid salts are quite corrosive which is a hard issue to deal with.
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by goda90 5y ago
If you're at all interested in storing eggs long term, look up "water glassing". It needs to be done with freshly laid eggs, but the eggs are still edible months later.
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by goda90 5y ago
I hope you're not drinking out of sewer pipes.
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by goda90 5y ago
The animal method would definitely not be flawless though. Trying to eat everything a ruminant eats is a path to not feeling great, or if you're checking if something can be safely eaten by your dog, you might miss out on some great fo
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by goda90 5y ago
>However, changing principles is a double-edged sword. When you throw out decades of real-world experience, you start over at the bottom of the learning curve. I experienced this with the battery lawn mower I bought. Because it was elect
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by goda90 5y ago
What happens to YCT529 when it's used up or if more than is used up in the body is taken? Is excess urinated out? What impact does that have on the environment?
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by goda90 5y ago
This is actually the premise of a video game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1062090/Timberborn/
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by goda90 5y ago
It's a slow moving solution, but abundant bat boxes do wonders for mosquito control. Of course you'll never get rid of them entirely, but the population can be kept really low. Also promoting dragonflies helps a ton. For ticks, wo
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by goda90 5y ago
The problem with trying to reduce ticks and mosquitoes in unnatural ways is that we often harm the things that eat them too. Since ticks and mosquitoes feed on us and other larger animals, they're the first to rebound their population,
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by goda90 5y ago
What's the point? How does that enhance your life?

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