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I'm guessing the pollen grains on it also look neat.

I got to make one during a visit to the MIT museum maybe 25 years ago, was neat.

What do you mean? The half-life is ~8000y so its not like you'll run out. Do you mean the isomeric state is different because the nucleus is unstable long-term, I'm not sure that this matters.

I guess if you just look at the first ingredient but its both obvious there are multiple sources of sugar/simple carbs and that jam is typically very heavily sweetened; this is how it has a long shelf life.

heh, 105 is a mess

The BOM, schematic and firmware is on Wayback machine if anyone wants to build one!

25 years ago my dad built me a darkroom timer with a relay and a PIC 16F84A. It only had one button that you used a combination of short and long presses to adjust the time (read on a 7 segment LED display) and trigger the exposure.

I use zoho mail, works well.

They don't own the stock as I understand it but never received options which they should have and would have been able to exercise. I assume they sold the remainder of the options long ago otherwise they have $3b in NVDA already and probably wouldn't have written this post.

In your own car, sure, in a moving van, probably not.

People in California heat with wood in the winter and air quality is also bad in the winter, this isn't the same...

Flammable I guess

There are commonly sold flammable refrigerant things now in the USA, I see a bunch of small fridges using alkanes and cycloalkanes, not sure about HVAC.

if you have a good butcher they might be able to get you some that you can render, but its a hassle. I've done this for beef fat to make some british pie things.

Its somewhat ironic.