It's called dry oven canning. The oven heats up the contents of the mason jar, so when I put the lids on and let them cool, the air inside comes to a lower pressure and we get a vacuum seal. Same notion as you see with jars of salsa, where the little circle on the lid pops up only once you crack the seal
The cool thing about mason jars is they're reusable. This let me buy the big tub of powder at half the price per oz, and cost me a few cents in gas. This is how we put one over on Big Liquid, my friend
That would cost money
Yeah, last time I bought one the powder captured enough moisture that the can corroded. I only drink it about once a week so there's powder sitting for a while
What do you mean? I can't remember hearing anything about effects besides sound. Are you thinking of those microwave emitters?
This isn't an LRAD brand LRAD Pleb Oppressor TM, but I trust this guy not to overlook some important secondary effect https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXKTBQBugIA
Source? EFF says airplane mode is sufficient per the article
Lot of technical specs, not much info on what the point is. What are you going to do, leap off your bike onto the sidewalk if it detects a car approaching? If I'm switching lanes I could see the point but $200, more weight, and more things to charge is a lot to invest in something that's slightly better than turning my head
Can charge, but it'll still get tossed, no?
VO2 max is an important stat in training, which a lot of us care about when we cycle
Are you not just talking about a fitted sheet and top sheet? I.e. the standard bedsheet setup?
Yeah, GPU acceleration is currently broken. Something something mlt issue. I'm looking forward to the fix but not holding my breath. I can survive on CPU til then, though
I noticed this hole when I got to work in the morning. It lets out enough air that I can hear it when I try to inflate the tire. What are my options here, aside from buying and mounting a new tire? Is this fixable with liquid sealant? A rubber rope kit?
I'm not taking this bike past 90mph, so any fix doesn't need to be capable of withstanding incredibly high stress. But I don't want to be unsafe, either. Thanks for the help.
What's your take on how they want you to use their software? I throw down bullet points in the journal, tag them with big overarching themes, and link to old journal entries sometimes. Am I missing something important?