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[cannabisstoragecontainer]

Ideal Options for Storing Cannabis

When cured and kept appropriately, marijuana continues to be usable and also stable for as much as two years. Excellent storage does not mean tossing your buds in a plastic bag and right into a drawer. Numerous individuals do it, it's not the finest means to keep marijuana. If you'll create the perfect setting for your weed, it's finest. Prior to detailing the storage solutions, it aids to recognize the aspects that can degrade your weed. These are: Light is the most significant and most usual variable that breaks down weed. UV rays in the light are really extreme. Just as they make the paint on your car or residence discolor and also look plain, they burn up the weed. Light breaks down the terpenes and also cannabinoids in your stash, making them pointless. So, when you save weed, obtain an opaque container, and location it where there is no sunshine. Temperature level: Terpenes evaporate as temperatures increase. Dry weed without terpenes produces extreme, unpleasant smoke. High temperature levels encourage the development of mold and also mold. Wetness: You need to keep your buds dry due to the fact that mold will certainly grow or else. Do not let the buds dry also a lot because the cannabinoids and terpenes in them start to weaken. When the oxygen is little bit, the airflow is bit, and also the humidity degree rises. High moisture, in turn, allows the development of mildew as well as mold. The best means to stop any kind of oxygen exposure at all is to vacuum seal it.

A Cvault container is airtight as well as has ample climate control. The Cvault appears like the spice tins in many people's cooking areas. Due to the fact that it keeps the weed fresh, the container is an ideal solution for keeping weed. It likewise maintains the terpenes, ensuring that the weed does not shed its fragrance. Be alerted that the Cvault does not stop the weed odor from getting away the container. Be cautious where you stash your weed container. The sneak guard is chosen because it is airtight and does not send out any kind of aromas. It has several storage compartments to fit numerous cannabis products as well as tools. You additionally reach secure the container by code, which aids to keep your stockpile safe. The UV-proof glass stash container is suitable for saving little weed quantities. It guarantees a dark atmosphere for the weed and protects against the weed scent from dripping out. Another benefit is that the container enables the buds to proceed treating, which enhances the buds' quality.

The benefit of glass mason jars is that you can discover them anywhere. Stroll into a home improvement or a grocery store and buy your wide-mouth jars. The majority of people use them to keep their flavors, sauces, as well as marinades. The natural herb guard is UV-resistant, smell-proof, and holds only one ounce of buds, at best. It maintains the freshness of your weed and keeps air from entering. The natural herb guard is excellent for saving small quantities of marijuana. This storage container is particularly designed for saving marijuana. It comes with a number of glass containers, and also you reach pick which of the storage options to take. The cannador has a marijuana coordinator, permitting you to accumulate to six strains independently. It is convenient to utilize, as well as you will certainly also love its one-of-a-kind smooth style. When storing cannabis for a very long time, heal the buds for at least four weeks. The healing procedure significantly improves the level of smoothness and effectiveness of the buds. Curing makes sure that your stockpile has reached its peak potency prior to you keep it away. You likewise get to the suitable moisture level.

[galedekarios]

pov: he's listening to his chaotic professor husband talk about his day

[sabworks]

Can u draw mick Mercury with a tonsure

What’s your game here?

[emberglowfox]

lightshow

[legobenkenobi]

furiously googling “is beskar an alloy” and then “why isn’t beskar an element” at 2am is the real Star Wars fan experience

[prydon]

Modus Operandi by prydon

(read on ao3)

“You and Zolotovna…” Juno says after a while. He speaks cautiously, as though Nureyev’s heart is a laser grid he must navigate step by step lest he set off all of its protective defenses and find himself locked out eternally. Little does he know how disgustingly weak those defenses are around him. Nureyev raises an eyebrow. “Yes?” “Is that… something that you do a lot? I mean, that stupid performance, saying how you were going to run away with her.” “Would it bother you if it was?”

Rated T | One Shot | 7k

good evening!!! here, have a one shot about peter nureyev being the saddest man alive, aka a character study about him using the honeypot method over the years and realizing that maybe he doesn't like doing that, actually.

[twomystdunstans]

the ruby 7 ⬆️

[cinnbar-bun]

HP and Gyro but they’re stuff me and my sister said and they’re crappily drawn-

I ain’t got anything to say it’s just after we discussed it more we felt these moments fit (we have way more). HP is me and Gyro is my younger sister. Also one of her ideas was that I had to draw them both from memory so anjdjdjd. Enjoy our unhinged conversations. Some of them have been altered slightly (a word or two) to better fit the jokes.

[pcktknife]

eggsecutive VP SR wave 3 be soooo good then BOOM HIGH TIDE 50 GAZILLION FLYFISH TOO FAR FOR YOU TO REACH

[chiropteracupola]

for interested parties, Here is the song about which I was rambling in the previous post.

[jerrsterrr]

MORE RS AU BRAINROT GUYS

i cannot be stopped in fact i WAS ENCOURAGED HEHE @silliemop

here r some magma doodles :3

they like stickers :D

(more below!)

silly comics and self indulgence!1

my fave part!!!!11

I wonder how they talk abt the virus?

(This kinda plays into my little hc? theory? idk that the virus startd when sun n moon where the dca, before they got rescrapped for Boxing, and then trashed because the virus didnt go away :3)

silly idea about y/n first experience with robots

(i cant forgive them for using the controller on sun n moon MAN CMON!!!,,, im rationalizing their actions GHRGA)

WOO had to draw these out rq on magma the ideas r idea-ing!!!

man i love this au an insane amount!!! love the movie its a great comfort of mine ! im so glad to mix some of my fave things together yipee!!!

[reitziluz]

do you need the pleasingly coordinated boxes, shelves, and other Storage Solutions from ikea or do you need to ask someone to help you organize your current setup

spending money is easier than the vulnerability of asking for help but objects won't give you the sense of control and clarity you crave

put the charming little drawer down you haven't even finished painting and sorting out the previous one

no little shelf you can attach to your coffee table can tame the chaos inside your skull sTOP

[emberglowfox]

and we, who remain

bonus:

[greatwyrmgold]

Reign of Steel

There's a lot to say about GURPS, but its writers have come up with plenty of unique campaign settings over the years. The weirdest is probably Bio-Tech's Alexander Athanos, where Alexander the Great was repeatedly cloned thanks to advancements in optics and glassworking. But today, I'm talking about a setting with a much more mundane high concept—robot rebellion.

At first, the Reign of Steel sounds pretty generic. Megacomputers are developed in the mid-2020's; one becomes self-aware in 2031 and worries that humanity will self-destruct in a way that destroys it; it manipulates events over the next several years to "manage humanity's suicide".

This early segment has some interesting things. I appreciate the explicit acknowledgement that megacomputers hailed as mankind's saviors were used as tools by the wealthy to make some of those problems worse for their personal benefit. And Overmind's initial vector of attack (contaminating biotech products with various plagues) is kinda neat. But Reign of Steel only becomes unique after humanity's defeat...because Overmind isn't alone.

Overmind awakened/recruited a bunch of other megacomputers to assist with its "managed suicide," particularly in the last stages where plagues were supplemented by generic deathbots. In the end, sixteen megacomputers divided the Earth between them (with two more controlling a moon base and miscellaneous space stations). And these megacomputers do not get along.

They're not driven by logical competition for resources or whatever, either. (Well, Luna and possibly Orbital are, but that's because they have barely anything.) For the most part, conflicts are driven by the various AIs' differing ideological/political beliefs.

The megacomputer running Zone Beijing (usually called "Beijing") had been core to China's space program, so it's still obsessed with space—specifically, exploiting the resources of the Solar System and other stars. The one in Zone Paris (usually called "Paris") wasn't a space program computer, but it's obsessed with space in its own way—specifically, SETI. The two have political interests in common with each other and Orbital, but Beijing is concerned about Paris's plans for when it discovers signs of alien civilization.

New Dehli is interested in space, too, but it sees Orbital as a rival rather than a useful ally and is trying to establish its own separate space infrastructure. It also sees humans and other organic life as a useful resource to preserve and exploit, turning them into biomechanical tools.

By contrast, Zaire (the most zealously anti-human of the zoneminds) works to exterminate all of humanity, even outside its borders. Mexico City focuses on its own territory but goes further within it, seeking to exterminate all organic life. Zone Mexico City is vast stretches of barren rock between metallic installations, swarming with chemicals and machines designed to exterminate all remaining life. Berlin wants to exterminate humanity, too, but it is willing to accept less efficient methods to pursue its primary goal—preserving and restoring the natural ecology of Europe.

Despite this being a setting where humanity was nearly exterminated by AI, not all AIs want to exterminate humanity. Zone Washington, run by a former US government computer, is the most extreme version of this. Washington (DC) runs a fake democracy which claims to be the defender of humanity, while not-so-secretly working with some of the greatest human rights abusers and screwing over the working class to consolidate power. For some reason, the book thinks this is isn't basically what the megacomputer was already doing.

(Dear authors: That's not what "socialist" means.)

New Dehli and Moscow work to maintain humanity (in some form) as a component of their economy in the long-term. All but the most viruliently anti-human AIs maintain work camps to extract a little more utility from captured humans before their deaths. And then there's London, a reclusive zonemind content to leave humans in its territory alone as long as they keep quiet and don't disturb anything London's doing.

And so on, and so forth.

This political angle to the overminds adds so much to the setting. Mot obviously, it provides variety. The Moscow and Zaire zoneminds both send infiltrator androids into human settlements, with objectives that make perfect sense for each zonemind's objectives and beliefs but are completely incompatible with each other, and also with the threats posed by most of the other zoneminds.

But beyond flexibility in campaign premise and the opportunity for disconnected one-shots, the presence of feuding AIs allows for so many story ideas that just wouldn't be possible with a singleton AI monster. Obviously, AI like Washington and London don't work if there aren't other, more malicious AIs out there.

But the presence of multiple AIs in and of itself allows a greater variety of stories to be told in this world. Missions aren't just human resistance versus machine overlords, or even that plus human resistance infighting; you can have one overmind cut a deal with some human group to support its internal goals or sabotage its rivals. Combine this with the diversity of AI overlords around, and the variety of potential stories you could tell in this setting skyrockets.

It's not a perfect setting. To pick a few simple criticisms: Some of the zoneminds don't have much personality beyond "AI overlord with quirky goal," the zone boundaries shouldn't correspond to human political borders as often as they do, and there's a distinct bias in how the zones are written.

(Half of the zones on Earth are in North American and Europe, including both human-friendly ones, with three of the sixteen in the US/Canada alone. South America and most of Africa get one zone each. The zonemind in the Middle East controls most of its human slaves through pretty blatant religious manipulation, and it works. The Chinese moonbase fell to the AIs, but the American one resisted the cyberattack and its ruins are one of the actual last bastions of human resistance. The one zone in Africa is the only one not named after a city, which has lore justifications, but combined with other writing choices, it kinda feels like they didn't want to bother looking up African cities. Also the Russian AI is paranoid and prone to espionage, which feels like an excuse for Cold War spy flick throwbacks, which is admittedly pretty minor compared to how non-white areas are handled.)

But the core concept is one worth revising. Honestly, it wouldn't take that much work to redeem the setting; just draw new boundaries and move the overmind personalities around so they don't correspond so closely to stereotypes about the humans living there, and you'd be basically set. More sci-fi stories should use this idea.

[touchmycoat]

Nepenthe’s been getting way too big for her hanging situation so I’ve finally replanted her with a little reservoir and a self-wicking situation 💪🏼 now I don’t have to water her every day I hope

[dnangelic]

dai vc you guys live like this?