#sensor air

[nurawal]

Jual Mikrokontroller Arduino dan Perangkat Pendukungnya

Kami menjual berbagai macam arduino berikut semua sensor, aktuator dan motor – motornya. Sensor suhu kelembaban, sensor berat, sensor jarak, sensor kesuburuan tanah, sensor cahaya, sensor air, PIR, sensor inframerah, sensor gas / udara, sensor ultrasonik, sensor suara, sensor proximity, sensor barometer, sensor alkohol, sensor sentuh, sensor suara.Juga menyediakan remote control infrared atau…

[titsnotbrains]

You are such a dumb cunt pull your udders out.

i hope u like my udders<3

[white-hole-station]

[Headcanon]

The space program took a whole month off of development after Tektite's accident, so that Slate could have the time to perfect their leg. They'd already been working on articulated flaps for in-atmosphere steering for Feldspar's ship - conserves fuel to not use jets for that - and hey, an artificial ankle is just another type of flap to articulate, right?

Gossan wasn't so sure - especially with Slate's full-tilt approach to experimental engineering, at odds with Tektite's trepidation - but all of the founders agreed that the program could wait until their neighbour was back on their feet. And to Slate's credit, Gossan had never seen them show as much sheer methodical focus, before or since. This was somebody's limb here, after all: their ability to move of their own accord, their ability to get out and about in the community and do the things they love, their ability to still feel like their body is their own. Slate was hardly about to phone it in, or risk any wild experiments when it came to Tektite's comfort and requirements.

It took several iterations, and several difficult test walks around the town square gripping Slate's arm, but together the pair of them worked out a final model that's been serving Tektite well to this day.

(...Of course, the dedication and focus that so pleasantly surprised Gossan only made Slate's awkward avoidance of them after their own accident sting even more. Was it really that hard on their poor guilty conscience, to think about doing something similar for a friend, instead of darting their gaze away just short of Gossan's face?)

[nadiajustbe]

Can we talk about Nathaniel's absolutely horrible attempts at flirting? Perhaps that's what happens when you do not have any social communication outside of political circles and your only access to media is contained of propaganda plays, but this boy is atrociously bad at it. Hilariously bad.

"Perhaps I have many answers". No you don't. Stop it please. Just because your depression has suddenly leaped into an urge of doing stupid things, which is pretty much your permanent state, does not give you a reason to do it. She doesn't want to know what the hell you want from her beyond your work alliance and she definitely couldn't care less. You won't find this weird of a replica even in cheessiest teenage journals. Where did you even get this from? Please. Do not. What is this.

[spiritsglade]

trying to reconcile the timelines between utrh, lost days, and annual 25 is apparently an exercise in utter futility.

(all of these ages listed going forward are what he would be if he was alive the whole time/how much time has elapsed since his birth.)

jason died on april 27 with a birthday in august so he would have been ~15 & 8 months at the time. i don't have a source for this but apparently he was 18/19 during the events of utrh.

(apparently bruce celebrates his 18th birthday in detective comics #790, after hush, which places him at 17 during hush and fucks everything up but i'm just gonna. not think about that.)

according to the annual he would have already been 19 by the time he was pushed in the pit the first time (6 months dead, 1 year in a convalescent home, 1 year on the street, 1 year catatonic under talia's care). that leaves literally zero time for lost days to happen. if you presume the 'one year later' timeskips are rounding up there still isn't a lot of wiggle room.

lost days operates on a much looser and unspecified timeline of "months later... and later... and later still" before talia first hears abut catatonic jason. however, we are still told that "years" have passed between talia finding out that jason died and talia pushing him in the pit.

assuming multiple years just means two, at minimum jason's already 17-almost-18. which leaves him around 2 years to put a bomb under the batmobile, train, murder his teachers, etc. before his debut in hush if we're assuming he's 19 during all that. and even then he'd already be pushing 20.

the movie's much nicer about this because he gets revived literally right after dying and then has 5 whole years to scrounge together his grand plan. it doesn't seem like he has talia's support there but it makes sense that with robin training he could have figured out training and resources on his own. maybe.

in conclusion. timelines are fucked and who knows what's going on.

+ this is a tangential thought but it's a little crazy to me that the police figured out he was buried alive and didn't think to check the graveyard 12 miles away. like ok 10 mile radius but when there's an actual cemetery a couple miles outside that maybe??? you check it out??

[monkee-mobile]

do you think if any of the monkees tried to actually kiss in the 90s special, everything would like glitch out for a bit and a lizard sunning itself of a rock would snap them out of it or would they be able to break free and show the kiss to the people?

[mindblowingscience]

Researchers have developed a sensor made from "frozen smoke" that uses artificial intelligence techniques to detect formaldehyde in real time at concentrations as low as eight parts per billion, far beyond the sensitivity of most indoor air quality sensors. The researchers, from the University of Cambridge, developed sensors made from highly porous materials known as aerogels. By precisely engineering the shape of the holes in the aerogels, the sensors were able to detect the fingerprint of formaldehyde, a common indoor air pollutant, at room temperature.

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[chillgamesh-the-swing]

changed my oil today and was so so brave about it. please clap

[rjzimmerman]

Excerpt from this story from Inside Climate News:

and they have become part of his morning routine: a shot of hot coffee in his favorite white mug, his seat by the sunlit kitchen window and some quick research on his phone that will decide if he can go out that day.

“I wish I wouldn’t have to do it. But for me, unfortunately, when the air is bad, my throat goes tight. My eyes water. Suzy gets headaches,” Haldeman said, referring to his wife, Suzy Hamme.

Retired and in their 70s, Haldeman and Hamme can’t afford to take chances. They’re both sensitive to pollution and doctors recently found a lump in Haldeman’s right lung that restricts his breathing.

Haldeman’s apps include the EPA’s own AirNow, as well as the independently run Purple Air, which collects data from low-cost sensors purchased and installed by users of the app, one of which is hanging by the shed in their backyard in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

“The federal one, the AirNow app, is never as precise as our Purple Air monitor here,” Haldeman said, noting that AirNow frequently underreports the pollution in their area. “I think it’s because, on their own, they have so few testing stations and the one that’s closest to us is 10 miles away.” 

Haldeman’s hunch aligns with a troubling reality. According to new research from the University of California, Berkeley, more than 20 million people live in urban neighborhoods across the U.S. that are air-quality “blind spots”—areas experiencing dangerous levels of soot pollution subject to the government’s standard but don’t have enough government sensors to flag it.

These blind spots comprise 44 percent of all urban areas in the U.S. that are projected to have hazardous air pollution.

“There are around 1,000 regulatory monitors in the U.S., but it’s far from enough,” said Yuzhou Wang, a postdoctoral fellow in environmental engineering at Berkeley and the chief author of the new assessment. Wang, who grew up experiencing thick smog in China, mapped the blind spots with the help of data from satellites, including traffic corridors and locations of pollution sources like factories.

[lambda-core]

Important conversation (ft. @wraptor-rangler)

[gatotsu]

my car lost a wheel cover last week so i ordered a new one and stressed all week about picking it up and putting it on and then i turned on my car this morning to go get the cover and now the tire pressure light is on. and you know how it just takes one small thing to break you when you're already fragile?

that fucking light breaks me every time.

[thealanwrightblog]

I'm being spied on by an air freshener.

Sheila decided the bathroom needed freshening up so she came home with this.

The damn thing detects motion and immediately shoots a spray of not particularly pleasant fragrance into the air. And it doesn't care how noisy it is whilst doing it!

This is all well and good but at 3am, in the total dark? Scares the life out of me!

I just wonder what else it can do. Who is it reporting back to that I went for a wee at three in the morning with no clothes on? Who knows - there might even be pics of my bare arse all over the internet!

[spotsupstuff]

every fuckin time i think about Haboob i think of that. Gabriel Iglesias show where he talks about his experiences on his tour in Saudi Arabia after being invited over by the prince... fuckin

specifically the 11:55 - 12:20 and 12:44 - 13:15. i am incapable of giving her more character development because this man who's face i've never seen keeps making me laugh too damn much. what the hell

[afniel]

AH I REMEMBERED WHAT I WAS GONNA SAY EARLIER but it's kind of stupid, lmao.

So my partner is getting into brewing beer and I got them a Tilt, which is a Bluetooth hydrometer. It measures specific gravity and temperature, which are things you want to know so that you don't kill your yeast or whatever. Except the sensor's Bluetooth range is super short, and it basically runs via a phone app, and the temperature we're logging currently is the crawlspace, accessible via the staircase closet. So they were like, wait, what do we do about this, because I can't leave my phone in the closet, that's my alarm clock.

In a kind of ridiculous turn of life imitating art, I was like, hold up, I got just the thing right at my desk. Bam. Old phone. We just needed to scrounge up a charger because the battery is so dead that after charging just enough to power on it claimed it was at 53% (to be fair to it, there is a very real chance that it's correct, and it just holds no charge at this point so the capacity is just THAT low) and now it lives in the closet logging sensor data.

And I was like, you know...didn't I just solve a major story detail with a much larger version of this...yeah, no, this is all vaguely familiar somehow, power supply issues and all. Kind of cool that the concept works though. Kind of weird that it came up at all?

We are not gonna talk about the fact that I still have at least two more ancient-ass phones in a drawer where that came from because look, man, sometimes you just need a camera/mic/mini computer with Bluetooth and wifi that fits in a pocket, and people just get rid of these things, but not me. I actually could build a shitty security system out of them if I was reaaaally inclined. I mean. I'm not. But it's technically possible.

For real though, If I pick up any stupid maker projects I still high-key am thinking about slapping Bluetooth into a necomimi headset and running that through an Arduino and learning to code just enough to let me skip songs/change the volume on Spotify with my brain, because it's entirely doable, and I mean yeah I could do that on my phone remotely too, but that's not funny, now, is it. I'm just not sure it's $350+ of parts funny. Kind of a big investment just to prove the point that haha look I am the extremely ADHD type of lazy where I would rather solve a problem via the most convoluted and complicated Rube-Goldberg type ass machine way possible rather than just perform a single simple action.

YEAH I'VE BEEN THIS SCATTERED ALL DAY AND I REALLY SHOULD GO TO BED SHOULDN'T I. I started playing Satisfactory. Mistakes were made. I'm going to dream about conveyor belts again and I did it to myself...

[newkiqx]

Installed a sensor on my girl so i know when

[ubiquitousfoodcravings]

An enormous Tuscan home office library design, as an example

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