Though I usually was caught reading or playing video games instead

same, except the incandescent bulb night lamp would make me get out of the sheets in no time, exposing the light to the corridor :(

why toolbox when 2L of 98% distilled sulfuric acid does the job just fine (disclaimer: you may not have pipes anymore after that)

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fellow sailer here, didn’t mullvad discontinue port forwarding a while ago?

1L flasks, dimroth condenser, heating mantle, heating plate, materials to build an electric kiln, if i have anything left i’d use it on chemicals

and i’m probably already overbudget, home chemistry is fucked price-wise, we’re lucky to have synthware for all our glassware needs but for equipment you either diy it or go broke (a good hotplate is ~500$ new, 200$ used in bad conditions)

totally fake, who works on a table when the floor is so much bigger and comfortable

very cool stuff, i stand corrected

and the law only requires that you scribble the ID somewhere on the craft

most bought drones also transmit it wirelessly too

many use direct WiFi connections

yes, the toy ones, once you get 10m away you aren’t controlling that drone anymore, let alone recieving pictures

which can be completely spoofed over 3G proxies

once you start introducing the internet the lag becomes unbearable, and also phone towers are aimed at the ground, not at the sky, so you’d get shit reception anyways

drone laws requiring an operator license and drones to broadcast a unique id traceable back to it’s operator.

and if you patch the drone firmware or build one yourself, it’s still trackable via radio signal triangulation to the controller’s position.

you still have a decent chance if white

time to get a cheap toy drone and start taking the pictures yourself

there’s also a more in-depth video by tom scott on a similar type of problem with an almost identical solution

please stop playing plague inc with the world

case and glass screen protector

i once removed the case to clean it, and the slippery phone fell and cracked the back glass

also, in the period that i didnt have the screen protector, it got all rigged up by the house keys, and eventually cracked from a 50cm fall.

never again.

In any major catastrophe they are abandoned and likely the meltdown and other issues could render whole areas uninhabitable. Might be manageable in certain power loss scenarios… but anything major and sudden like if you’re country suffered a nuclear attack or a major natural catastrophe and you survived I’d stay away from nuclear plants or chemical processing facilities.

this isn’t chernobyl anymore, we have safe nuclear plants that have excellent emergecy shutdowns (the control rods are held up by electromagnets, and in a power loss they would instantly fall down, stopping the reactor)

with chemical companies, the idea is the same, but since they’re handled by private corporations i wouldnt trust them that much with safety shut-offs in case of power loss. at most they’ll have a backup battery and a diesel generator, which in a solar flare EMP will get destroyed too

for the uninitiated

“Scratches at level 6, with deeper grooves at level 7”

some context

nsfw tag pls i was doomscrolling on coffe break