Notices by pat (thatcrazydude@noauthority.social)

@djsumdog @freegnu @cjd yup, pretty much everyone does. And I guess there's gotta be a reason

@freegnu not happening. They can't do lithography with high enough resolution. Not to even mention the rest of the doping process.

@cjd @freegnu yeah, all true, but it's not a matter of access to the blueprints or anything like that. Everyone knows how to do that stuff in principle. You know, like with hydrogen bomb and shit. It's all public knowledge.
The issue with lithography is the physical diffraction limit, ya know. The process is basically projecting a slide on a surface, and you just can't project details smaller than the wavelength of the photons you use to project whatever it is you're projecting

@cjd @freegnu now, I have no doubt that china will get there eventually, but since they rely more on industrial espionage than anything else, they'll always be a few years behind the rest of th world

@BowsacNoodle @Eiregoat @cjd anytime, my man. I'm just not sure if you can buy the stuff in the US, given how 90% of Italian salamis are banned by the FDA.... 🤣

@BowsacNoodle @cjd yeah, this anti pineapple pizza thing is just an internet meme. I mean, pizza shop owners in Italy will scold you for ordering the stuff, but that's only for laughs and if they don't carry pineapple. Some shops in Rome will actually make you one.

@cjd @BowsacNoodle funny enough, peperoni pizza Is very much a thing here in Italy. And it's hilarious when American tourists order one and get exactly what they asked for.... 🤣

@Eiregoat @cjd @BowsacNoodle i like it. Although it's better when you have the pizza guy to add some spicy salami

@Eiregoat @cjd @BowsacNoodle anyways, if you want something like American pepperoni pizza in Italy, what you want to ask for Is diavola. But be prepared. The Salami is always spicy on those. Sometimes extremely spicy

@cjd @Eiregoat @BowsacNoodle my favorite pizza doesn't even have a name. Or at least I'm not aware of it. It's basically your plain old margherita, you know, tomato sauce plus mozzarella with spices and then with some 'nduja. That's spreadable salami. Öber spicy and greasy. The stuff might give you diarrhea, but it's well worth it 🤣

@BowsacNoodle @cjd i personally don't like it that much, so I won't eat it if there are other options. But you do you. Just don't ask for that in Italian pizza shop or they'll kick you out 🤣

Does it still count as bone broth if it went full jello? 🤔🤣

@cjd Chinamen..... 🤣

@cjd well, I'm half Polish and my fife's 100% Pinay, so we kinda eat everything as long as it's greasy as fuck 🤣

Anyone have seen one of those cheap-ish ozone generators producing roughly 30 grams per hour like this one, only with some sort of fitting, so the gas can be pumped trough water?
And yeah, I know they make those specifically designed for sterilizing liquids, but they kinda cost an arm and a leg, and I'm a cheap motherfucker, so... 😉

@Sophistifunk hmmm.... Maybe not a bad idea 🤔

@Sophistifunk I think I'll even go without any one way valves and shit. Check this out:
https://a.aliexpress.com/_Eue88BU
10 bucks ozone concentration sensor.
I'll just built an airtight box for the fucker have the sensor switch the generator on and off and have the gas pumped around in a closed-ish loop!

@Sophistifunk the modded freezer thing. You know, to prevent germs and shit from colonizing it while still keeping the water relatively pet-safe

@Sophistifunk nah. It's just cooling/heating system. The concept is to keep reservoir of cool water in the summer and warm water in the winter. It will be pumped trough heat exchangers (fancy for a piece of bent up copper pipe) in the terrariums as needed and that's it.
I just don't want to use bleach or anything like that, because if there's a leak.... Ya know.

@Sophistifunk I was thinking about that too, but then, if it's all closed system where I'm just pumping the air around, and I can insulate the tubing, the efficiency loss shouldn't be huge. I mean, if I'll have the freezer filled up with water, like, 80% up, the air that sits above the water shouldn't contribute much to heating, no? I'm kinda thinking it will be more efficient than having a regular UV "filter" thing because those things really warm water up