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by leemck 2y ago
The AZ-0001 Co2 meter. Vendor of a CO2 meter with zero to 2000 ppm co2, 30 or 50 ppm accuracy, serial data output, humidity, and temperature. The meter appears on a big name cheap sales website for a little under $200. https://ww
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by leemck 4y ago
I went to SJC Santa Fe in '65-'68. About fiften years ago I was reading child development books. I discovered this wonderful thinker Jean Piaget. I think Piaget's first book translated into English caused a great deal of exci
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by leemck 4y ago
The genius of the printer business is printers can be programmed to fail and become unrepairable without breaking the law. Once the warranty period of the printer expires, it is not illegal withhold the service manual for a printer. It is n
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by leemck 4y ago
Good question you ask. Many good comments, thank you other posters. First comment is allow more time for things you want to recall to appear. Second comment is I got a small benefit by taking vitamin B12. Set up a note sheet, take some vita
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by leemck 5y ago
His wife died, he is experiencing grief, he is a poet, he is already experiencing taking care of his kids without his dead love. I dislike the deceptive funeral home language regarding death. It hurts mightily, death is motionless with new
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by leemck 6y ago
I'll add this. I work with severely disabled kids as a classroom aide. I keep getting the impression that the difference in their thinking and mine is quite small. I am geting to be 73 years old and the medical fact is I am probably lo
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by leemck 6y ago
Underlying the process of thinking is a flow of sensory data that comes into contact with memory. There is a matching process taking place. Laughter is an example of a mismatch between sensory input and memory. The mismatch triggers jerks i
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by leemck 7y ago
"A Society Dies..." is a touching piece of writing. "Touching" here means a chill from the alone-ness and menace of death invoked. I recently tried to analyze the rhetoric of the radio talk show listener conservative I w
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by leemck 7y ago
The article title and headline sentence confuse the reader. Proprioception is an interesting and exciting mental process that is important to artistic expression, human growth, mental development, and cultural communication. Whew. The opera
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by leemck 7y ago
To rephrase this article: The impact of direct air carbon capture will require enormous input of energy or enormous tonnage of materials such as limestone. Another approach to reducing the human contribution to atmospheric carbon dioxide is
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by leemck 7y ago
OK to shout Eureka when you figure this out: I have a website where I explore the idea of "not emitting fossil fuel CO2." www.lowco2america.com Instead of thinking in terms of "cost of extracting CO2" I have sort of stum
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by leemck 7y ago
In 1973 I was 26 years old and for about ten years I tried to build a library that included the fundamental computer books. Your education needs to exceed the narrow field of computer reference books only. First comment is I did get the Knu
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by leemck 9y ago
I have been managing passwords for more than 12 years with an encrypted vi file. Inside the file, every login uses a unique password. I generate unique passwords in batches of 100 or so using a script that I list below. This scheme has the
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by leemck 10y ago
"The Unseen Threat to America..." is an magazine article that is a pile of claims and assertions that omits the appropriate background suitable for a thinking person to judge the claims. The editing removed the author's disc
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by leemck 10y ago
About 30 years ago, my VW and a thousand dollars of tools, having been stolen and stripped, I left my low budget Malibu bodysurfing, workbench with an oscilloscope, free Lincoln Heights cabin and moved to Berkeley and enrolled in the first