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I love planted tanks. It's like gardening and fish keeping in one. I have been keeping them for 5 years now. It becomes an addiction and before you know it you have way too many tanks. I tell everyone that if you're going to get into freshwater aquariums, there's no reason not to plant your tank. The upsides are hard to beat. Clean water all the time, no water changes, and much healthier livestock.

I'm currently using it on v14, works fine.

My cat Buster had 6 teeth removed 2 weeks ago due to something called feline tooth resorption. This is him the day I picked him up from surgery. He's doing better now and can eat his favorite hard food again.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.reimu.proxmon

https://a.co/d/9J2fStU This seems pretty close, but kinda babyish. It would be cool to see a cross between something like this and the breadboard kits you mentioned.

That's true, there are, but I haven't seen anything pre-built and self-contained like this with easy spring terminals and color coded sections.

I don't know anything about eduroam but if it's your uni's network then you'll have to settle for local access only through a personal router.

Lemmy is great in Firefox mobile. It's how I use the site. The only reason I keep a Lemmy app installed is for quick shares.

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This is a nice bit of tech.

Thanks for popping in. This is a really cool project.

I saw this for the first time at the Texas Theatre here in Dallas. About a third of the audience were laughing, a third sat in puzzled silence, and a third got up and left before the halfway point.

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