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uxamanda
3y ago
Ah ha! Counterintuitive on not watering but the scarring part makes sense. Will keep my eye out for other trees to try it on, would love a little Joshua tree forest. Thanks for the advice.
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uxamanda
3y ago
Dug around the plant to keep the roots as undisturbed as possible, moved via truck less than 1 block, immediately replanted into non-amended ground (have heard that rich soil can kill them quickly), watered in, continued watering occasional
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uxamanda
3y ago
Not too many grass lawns in the area luckily :). From what I can tell, they are cutting them down to put up the building itself. Seems to be a bigger problem on small lots. What makes me sad is seeing places where they leave the lone tree b
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uxamanda
3y ago
“It simplifies the process for builders to get a permit to remove trees and requires a fee that would go toward a conservation fund. ” One problem has been that the penalty fee for ignoring the process was (at least historically) lower than
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uxamanda
3y ago
From what I have read and experienced, Joshua trees are very difficult to transplant, but that could be with different tech. Do you have any resources for the technique you mention, would be love to learn more. Fwiw, I’ve tried and failed 3
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uxamanda
4y ago
Yes, you’re right. Good read
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uxamanda
4y ago
This article is timely if you happened to listen to 99% invisible's latest episode on Wilderness[0]. There was a whole tangent on why wheeled vehicles are not allowed, even wheelbarrows. Turns out it's because someone realized hum
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uxamanda
4y ago
Delicious. They also have another pizzeria called Delancey. Dino’s is old school east coast. Delaney is thin crust Italian.
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uxamanda
4y ago
You might try watering with diluted BTI (also known as mosquito dunks) for fungus gnats in soil.
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uxamanda
4y ago
FWIW I noticed that there is a smaller “retry” button next to the copy link. Agree that the labels could be improved.
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uxamanda
4y ago
Ha cool, I do the same but with a Kinesis Freestyle on risers. Been using it for over a year with good results in reducing wrist and shoulder pain.
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uxamanda
4y ago
Neat app, I like meditating and this seems useful for feedback. Ideas to consider - I went through the tutorial and it taught me to breathe in through nose, out through mouth. When I was trying my first day, those tips weren’t there or avai
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uxamanda
4y ago
Reminds me a bit of PGP and a key signing party. In that case the goal is to verify government docs to help someone verify they are who they say they are, but you can also give greater trust levels to the people you actually know.
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uxamanda
4y ago
Yes for sure, I need to upgrade my system at some point. Another one I've used is a ziplock bag partly filled with water. I don't love the idea of plastic in fermentation, but it has worked in a pinch.
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uxamanda
4y ago
Never heard this, nice tip! I just leave it out overnight if I am removing chlorine.
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uxamanda
4y ago
Agree, it is fun :-) Kefir is even easier than yogurt once you get the grains.
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uxamanda
4y ago
Agree! Tepache is easy to make and nice because it is using up "scraps".
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uxamanda
4y ago
Your method works, but to make it easier to keep the food below the brine, I put a tiny bowl (like you'd use for spices when prepping) inside the mason jar to push things down while still allowing it to bubble. Cover with a piece of ch
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uxamanda
4y ago
It's always fun to mix peppers when fermenting. Could add a couple habaneros if you wanted heat! I also sometimes char half of them to get a smoky flavor. Just make sure some are raw so that it ferments.
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uxamanda
4y ago
This explains so much. I didn't realize this feature was removed, and I just assumed that I had somehow changed my settings to add a delay. For how I used it, long press still works pretty well, but now you have to "trust" th
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uxamanda
4y ago
The part where you have to confirm you are not a robot to subscribe to the mailing list is the best part of this, my new favorite website.
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uxamanda
4y ago
Ha, i just turned off my desktop so you can't see them all hiding there! `defaults write com.apple.finder CreateDesktop -bool false` `killall Finder`
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uxamanda
4y ago
I like that simple pricing model. $10 if you like it after 2 weeks, free if you refer 2 people. Guessing it was honor system, curious how well it worked.
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4y ago
After using WordleBot [0] for a few days, it became clear that my last "random" guess was often the only choice left, so from this sense, this anti-wordle seems impossibly hard. [0] https://www.nytimes.com/interac
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uxamanda
4y ago
I used Headspace for about a year ~5 years ago. Before that, I had tried meditation randomly but hadn’t gotten much out of it. After a few months of using the app, I learned enough to see the benefits. It helped get me to a point where I al
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uxamanda
5y ago
Seems like a good reminder that invalidating a hypothesis is sometimes easier than validating it.
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uxamanda
5y ago
Ha, now you can use the label printer to label the machine!
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uxamanda
5y ago
Hmm, I realize I was the upload image works backwards from how I expected – I think you are actually intending me to upload a screenshot of a design to then swap out palettes. That is super cool, but on first guess I thought you were extrac
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uxamanda
5y ago
This is nice. Once of my favorite palette tools is coolors.co, and they have a nice feature that let's you hit spacebar for a new palette. Would be useful here too I think. Also would be nice to "apply" the colors from an upl
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uxamanda
5y ago
You can also screenshot as an interim step, though not quite as secure as this. :-)
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