@dvassallo It’s helpful to monitor, but sometimes in my WFH world there’s an unavoidable build from 500 to 1200ppm and I can’t always open the office door always with kids.
Not sure the solution: carbon scrubbers are for spaceships and fish tanks, some kind of retrofit air handler maybe?
@_joemag_ My gas water heater is actually a circuit of my boiler. The boiler power is hard wired into a water temperature cutoff unit (because of city codes), tempted to rework it as a plug I can move.
@JakeHendy@chrismunns I have two setups at my home: a wireless playtronics for when I want to walk around, and a high quality mic for when I'm stationary. Range on the headset takes me to half of the house including the kitchen and fron door.
Extra gear, but also some redundancy if anything acts up.
@chrismunns Good choice! I use the non-USB SM7B mic which has a similar profile. They're really good at removing background noise.
Hopefully you have headphones, in-ears, or something like that you like so you're not on speaker. Don't want to ruin a great mic with echo cancelation!
@abbyfuller At least they didn’t call it a STEM activity!
(STEM is good. But one daycare my oldest was at felt like they needed to have daily STEM activities for infants. A bit of a stretch.)
@g_bonfiglio@ComputerHistory Sad news, the Paul Allen estate sold off a bunch of it.
Bad news: some to highest bidder on auction
Good news: some to a museum in Georgia
https://t.co/Gx6R0wIGo5