Notices by Ademan (ademan@shitposter.club), page 4

according to @lain ‘s screenshot it’s parody ? Ofc krugman is self-parody at this point anyway…

or lain’s screenshot was fake!

so is saying “fuck the eu” ?

I’m happy about SPC but Twitter’s future is looking bright!

smh this isn’t what helene would have wanted, nobody uses tiff…

ill give ‘em a try if theyre from somewhere that’s been doing it since before the eat-the-bugs campaign, like I think some south american countries did chile lime crickets since forever, I’d try that

babby

Pretty sure I saw something like this on twitter from somebody farming interactions, but whatever…

What are the ABC’s of fedi? I’ll start…

:lazer_a: is for Anime (obviously)

c is for cats

I only regret, that I have but one kidney to give for consumer electronics

We got a new bed with a very tall headboard recently, the cat has jumped from the top onto my stomach on three separate occasions…

real cat hours (whenever you’re trying to sleep)

I know this is meant to be a thirst trap, but I literally clicked to see the observation window lmao

no, no, I’ll take your word for it…

Thanks for clicking so I don’t have to! tbh I clicked your message despite the CW tho…

I’d pay $15 (or whatever the hell it is now…) to watch that in theaters

So uh… I hinted at this yesterday, but I deployed fine powdered Acephate right against my house, right where the ants were entering. A monumentally stupid decision which I won’t try to justify (I had reasons but they were dumb). After doing this, I double checked my risk-analysis of Acephate and realized it was a significantly bigger deal than I originally thought.

So I am wondering what I can do to break it down, to prevent it from blowing around and coating everything in a fine layer of neurotoxin around my baby girl’s house…

I never took organic chemistry coursework but “throw ammonia at it” seems like a decent bet? One of the resources I looked at said that hydrolysis occurred faster at higher ph, so does that suggest anything?

This suggests I could hit it with hydrides and create phosphine gas, which tbh sounds worse, but maybe it could dissipate more readily?

The half life of Acephate is supposedly only 3 days in soil, the problem being a significant portion is on my concrete patio… Made worse by being partially sheltered from wind.

… or maybe I’m looking at this wrong? should I use water to mist it and prevent it from blowing around, and sweep it up or something? (dispose somewhere it will break down, away from my veggies)

Well my concern is with the stuff not “in soil”. From the research I’m doing it seems like soil bacteria are responsible for the degradation, and I don’t know if they’re present in significant enough numbers on random surfaces of my patio to get the job done, is the half-life 100x longer on those surfaces?