flaeky pancako @fleeky@prsm.space

Just found this again. It's the single most helpful video on welding that I used while experimenting on my wood stove design

No frills, not filler (except welds), all direct information

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UP8hh0yQibM

@fleeky Ta! The capacity of Plain Churches like the Amish to evade technofatalism is an enduring strength, and likely to be one of their greatest contributions to other communities. Being able to say “no” is empowerment. We could learn a lot from the conviction that technology should better the commonweal, not corrode it.

When your whole justice system survival depends on one 85 year women then there is something wrong with your "justice". #ruthbaderginsburg

Also experimenting with self made laundry detergent. Chestnuts contain saponine which can be extracted by putting them in water. Add a few drops of lavender oil and you're good to go!

Yasunori Katō by Suehiro Maruo

Stumbled upon this wiki about renewable energy while researching stoves, and it's amazing??

https://energypedia.info/wiki/Portal:Improved_Cooking

Run Marlin & Octoprint directly on a @Raspberry_Pi with this 64-bit 3D Printer project.

Learn more: http://ed.gr/cttp8

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/hackaday/status/1305023438529196032

Soldering Glass And Titanium With Ultrasonic Energy

Ultrasonic soldering is a little-known technology that allows soldering together a variety of metals and ceramics that would not normally be possible. It requires a special ultrasonic soldering iron an… https://hackaday.com/2020/09/13/soldering-glass-and-titanium-with-ultrasonic-energy/

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/hackaday/status/1305105482194079745

Because of my deepening interests over the past year I've been slowly elaborating on a self-study Microbiology curriculum. I thought I'd see if anyone on here was also interested in a sort of book-club/pooling notes/adding to diy-bio art projects/farming tips. #diybio #science

These days everyone seems to be rather busy being anti-this and anti-that and anti-everything-in-between.

You know what? I'd rather people tell me what they actually stand *for*, not everything they are *against*.