i don't know, man...i just feel lucky to be able to pick flowers from my garden.#bloomscrolling #gardening #flowers #garden #nature
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i don't know, man...i just feel lucky to be able to pick flowers from my garden.
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ROBOT: because orchid comes from Greek through Latin and French, while orchard is an Anglo-Saxon word. [beheads the English teacher]
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@Aleums Imagine how many women I could have had if I had been George Clooney.
(I think I deserve a big "A" if I got all the correct tenses 😁)
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@DigiDavidex "passami la iarda." (91cm)
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@pierostrada qualunque movimento sovranista si finge nazionalista, ma ha come unico scopo la sovranità di uno, o una classe ristrettissima di governanti
(In Italia in particolare autonominati, visto cme sono le leggi elettorali nel nostro paese, che non a caso portano all'aumento incontrollato dei non votanti)
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@pierostrada quel che uscirà però, teniamolo a mente, è una sola Unione Europea
Certe politiche si imporranno e mostreranno un'unica faccia. Se l'UE prenderà una strada dirigista, semiautoritaria, espressione di certe élite, l'Europa potrà contenere al suo interno tante anime, ma avrà un solo modo di rapportarsi coi propri cittadini, e sarà quello, anzi, è
Vd antifilopalestinesi, pro controllo e spionaggio cittadini, pro armamento e sovranismo "europeo" (il sovranismo è sempre e solo di un re)
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Build Your Own Compact Temp Gun
Sometimes you need to know what temperature something is, but you don’t quite want to touch it. At times like these, you might want a temp gun on hand to get a good reading, like the one [Arnov Sharma] built.
The build is a relatively simple one, and is based around an Waveshare ESP32 C6 development module that comes with a small LCD screen out of the box. The microcontroller is set up to read an MLX90614 infrared temperature sensor. This device picks up the infrared energy that is emitted by objects relative to their temperature. The sensor has a great range—from -70 C to 380 C. The readouts from this sensor are then displayed on the screen. Battery power is from a small 600 mAh LiPo cell, which is managed by a IP5306 charge module.
It’s worth noting that these infrared temperature sensors aren’t infallible devices. The temperature they perceive is based on certain assumptions about factors like an objects emissivity. Thus, they don’t always give accurate readings on metallic or shiny objects, for example. It’s also important to understand the sensor’s field of view. Despite many commercial versions featuring a laser pointer for aiming, many of these infrared temperature sensors tend to average their reading over a small spot that gets larger the farther away they are from the object being measured.
Tools like portable temp guns are pretty cheap, but sometimes it’s just fun to build your own. Plus, you usually learn something along the way. Video after the break.
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@yosh just wondering
Who wrote it? Who printed it? I'm interested
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As if I could afford to do a consumerism right now.
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The first four paintings~ ✨Which one’s your favourite so far?'n#TraditionalArt #Painting #FantasyArt #MixedMedia #Gouache #ColoredPencil #Nature
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ENTRANCED I love to read and every once in a while, I find a book that I cannot put down, no matter what is happening around me.
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