Warp Lizards (Egernia nonlocaliensis) are a species of reptile found throughout the world. Relatively little is known about their ecology and biology as no one has ever captured a warp lizard, or even been able to directly observe one for more than a second. 1/19
@Imposter_Edits@Dexerto Yes. Plant TC is really quite difficult without lab equipment and expertise though. So, I hope she can encourage more people to get into it, but I don’t think the commercial nursery business is going to collapse overnight
@Imposter_Edits@Dexerto They’re not species close to extinction. They are just rare horticultural varieties. And she’s not doing anything that commercial nurseries aren’t already doing, except for making it more possible for ordinary people to DIY
@drstexy@moultano Yeah personally I see no problem with humans selling their work in a subtle and non spammy way.
But even with strict rules against it, the mod here was being a dick. No need to ban the guy
@drstexy@moultano This can be achieved easily with slightly more nuanced moderation. The guy didn't even mention prints in the original post, it was only in response to a question where someone asked if they could buy his work. Even then he didn't post a link.
@ciaranoshea82 @JordanGuatqui@SandyofCthulhu It’s patchy, there’s stretches with no reception, but there’s plenty of traffic on the road, you’d only ever have to wait 20 min for someone to drive past. A lot of people like to exaggerate the risks but it’s just a long drive
@levelsio Their marketing is the simplicity and functionality of their products and the incredible value of their pricing. They don’t need anything else
This is a handy dual function. Microwave ovens use similar frequencies to wifi, so this function allows the microwave to encode data into the radiation and double as a router while it's cooking.