Eh, I’d argue with IAQ that I don’t want to go with mere common sense. I want to see it demonstrated to work. Which people have done now regarding covid aerosols and other particulates, which can be difficult to capture. These devices have been shown to work to catch them, while other DIY solutions don’t always. Similar to masks. N95s have a lot of engineering behind them. Sometimes things really are more complicated than they appear
Was it a 5-filter design? Like a big box? I’d personally love to add it to article if there’s documentation of them
Both those links are about 1-filter designs though. This is a five filter design which performs better than the sum of its parts. Couldn’t find any sources on that existing earlier, should be added to the article if so
Edit: found an imgur from 2018. https://imgur.com/gallery/hepa-filter-companion-cube-box-fan-jtECP9C
Found a triangle from 2012 https://marshallhansendesign.com/2012/01/02/studio-operations/
Unfortunately both those sources are not sufficient for Wikipedia
It is sad how often it’s violated. But it still has value as a yardstick we can use to measure the crimes. Otherwise, we could drift away from what we previously thought of as human values. It provides the baseline to say “this was wrong”. I hope someday we have the means to internationally force countries like my own to comply with its terms
I myself prefer just to read about it
It’s my right to say it’s shitty behavior and I look down on it
I have a 2018 XPS 15. I really like the machine but have also had more problems than any other laptop I’ve owned. The chassis fell apart spontaneously because an internal screw mount snapped. 1 month repair. Had to redo the CPU thermal paste to resolve overheating issues. Had driver issues with audio coming back from sleep that took me a year to figure out. Had to turn off Thunderbolt to get USB-C back functioning. Memory card reader keeps unmounting itself. Doesn’t have TPU, so I had to jump through hoops to get W11, which I need for some work stuff. Just a lot of drama. The screen is still wonderful to this day, and it has a nice keyboard, weight, and performance with 32 gb ram and faster SSD, but I don’t think I’ll get a new Dell. If I’m going to spend so much time tinkering with the laptop, I’d rather have a Framework that’s fully designed for tinkering
It seems like it actually works pretty well!
It can be sweet. I’ve heard of people adding honey. To me it doesn’t need to be super sweet
They seem to pathologically not be able to help themselves, even with products that don’t need to be promoted that way. I used Outlook for Android for years because it was actually quite good. Had a multi account inbox view, true dark mode, Galaxy Watch compatibility when those were all rather unusual features. But then they started trying to put Bing search in my long press menu system wide, using Outlook as the Trojan horse to do so, and I just found that too obnoxious
I could see the strategy making sense to release something as the current cycle dies down. His previous expose of the color blind glasses happened over several months
MegaLag has other videos coming. I would assume Honey is also selling a shit ton of purchasing behavior data
Right now, I have Home Assistant, Jellyfin, Syncthing, FreshRSS, Searxng, Wireguard. Next want to get a real Joplin Server running
Yes, there are ads in Google Maps navigation for sure. Prominent icons for Taco Bell in the nav view
Not my career, but self hosting has been the most fun with tech I’ve had in years, and PiHole was the first thing I got running!
Whatever works! I’ve played with Adguard also, bu Pi-hole set off a huge ecosystem of open-source ad-blocking/privacy options which continue to grow with time.
I did a double take at first- PiHole, how could you!!
Yes, as mentioned in the first sentence of the article
That seems to be this guy’s MO, judging from Honey. Sell an invasive browser add-on via intensive youtube ads and convince gullible people they’ll get free money from it
To be fair, there has clearly been a lot of snex happening there the last couple of years