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1:31 Rainwater Harvesting
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2:44 Pond
3:08 Toolshed and Storage
3:27 Plants
4:05 Passive Solar Greenhouse vs. Polytunnel
5:01 Outro
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The DJI Mini 4 Pro (starting at $759) is a small camera drone that does nearly everything right. It folds up for easy storage, is light enough to sidestep registration requirements in most regions, and sports a fantastic Quad Bayer camera that swaps between wide-screen and vertical video recording in a jiff. Full 360-degree obstacle avoidance sensors and an HDR video profile give it the edge over its predecessor, the Mini 3 Pro, so it becomes our new Editors’ Choice winner for most creators interested in aerial imaging, as well as for beginners who want the security of obstacle avoidance.
At 249 grams (or 8.8 ounces), the Mini 4 Pro weighs the same as every Mini model before it. That figure puts the drone in a weight class that’s less subject to restrictions in many regions around the world. In the US, it means recreational fliers can skip the $5 FAA registration fee. You still need to take the basic TRUST knowledge test, but that’s free. In other places, this weight means you have a lot more freedom to fly—Canada, the EU, and the UK reserve stricter rules for larger drones. If you’re new to flying remote copters, take time to read up on the rules and regulations before your first flight.
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The DJI Mini 4 Pro is quite small, too. Folded down, it measures just 2.4 by 3.5 by 5.7 inches (HWD), so it’s easy to fit in a gear bag along with any accessories you need.
As for the design, the airframe is plastic with a light gray finish. Air cooling vents behind the gimbal and on the rear keep the drone’s components from overheating. The open design means it doesn’t have any sort of weather protection, but that’s something I expect more from industrial models.
Setting up Python with virtual environments is a good practice to isolate your Python projects and their dependencies. Virtual environments help avoid conflicts between different projects by creating a self-contained environment for each. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to set up Python with virtual environments:
Make sure you have Python installed on your system. You can download the latest version from the official Python website.
virtualenv (if not already installed):Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command to install virtualenv globally:
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pip install virtualenv
Navigate to the directory where you want to create your virtual environment, and run the following commands in the terminal or command prompt:
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python -m venv venv
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python3 -m venv venv
Replace venv with the desired name for your virtual environment.
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venv\Scripts\activate
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source venv/bin/activate
Your command prompt or terminal prompt should change to indicate that you are now working within the virtual environment.
With the virtual environment activated, use pip to install Python packages. For example:
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pip install package_name
When you’re done working in the virtual environment, you can deactivate it using the following command:
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deactivate
which python on macOS/Linux or where python on Windows.This setup allows you to manage dependencies for different projects independently, keeping your system-wide Python installation clean and avoiding conflicts between projects.
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The best HP printer we’ve tested is the HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M479fdw. This color laser all-in-one feels remarkably well-built, and its design allows easy access to toner cartridges and paper jams. Its ADF-equipped scanner scans up to 25 pages per minute and can scan double-sided sheets in a single pass, so you don’t need to flip the pages manually. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet, and it supports Apple AirPrint and Mopria Print Service.
As for its printing performance, it produces incredibly sharp documents, doesn’t take long to warm up, and prints very quickly at 21 black or 29 color pages per minute. The regular toner cartridges yield around 2400 black and 2100 color pages before they run out, and you can get XL cartridges that’ll last even longer. The cartridges are expensive, but the cost-per-print is very low since you won’t have to replace them often. Plus, they have the drum built-in, meaning you won’t have to replace the drum separately.
While the M479fdw is an excellent printer, it’s also quite expensive. If you want something cheaper, we recommend getting the HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M283fdw, also known as the HP LaserJet Pro M283cdw at Costco. It’s also a color laser model that produces incredibly sharp documents; however, it doesn’t support automatic duplex scanning, and its toner cartridges don’t last as long.
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The HP Color LaserJet Pro Multifunction M479fdw is an outstanding laser printer for home or small offices, especially for those who regularly print in bulk. Whether it’s in black only or color, documents are printed at great speed and the cartridge’s high yield means you won’t have to replace them often. You can scan documents and photos at a high resolution and color depth, and the scanner is also equipped with an automatic document feeder (ADF) that can perform duplex scanning, saving you time. Unfortunately, the quality of printed photos isn’t good, and color accuracy will be an issue for those working in graphic design or printed media. On the bright side, its build quality is outstanding and its design gives you easy access to the toner cartridges and various trays. It’s relatively inexpensive to print in large numbers, and the printer has excellent wireless connectivity options, providing convenience as well as keeping your setup clean and wire-free.
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The HP LaserJet Pro M479fdw is an outstanding printer for home or small offices. Its black and color toner cartridges can yield a lot of pages before they need to be replaced, and the cost-per-print remains low even if you print a large number of copies. Printing speed is excellent, whether it’s in black only or color, and the scanner has an automatic document feeder that can perform duplex scanning, which is a huge time-saver if you regularly have to scan long documents.
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The HP Color LaserJet Pro Multifunction M479fdw is an outstanding printer for small or home offices. It’s one of the best laser all-in-ones we’ve tested so far, as it’s able to print quickly, affordably, and it’s equipped with a full-feature scanner.
For other options, check out our recommendations for the best all-in-one printers, the best home printers, and the best photo printers.
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MEATER Block delivers the ultimate BBQ experience. The premium smart meat thermometer features WiFi range, four probes, and the ability to cook multiple proteins to everyone’s preference with different doneness levels. Cook with confidence knowing MEATER Block has your back!
*Micro-USB connection does not charge AA batteries. Micro-USB cable not included.
*NOTE: If your MEATER Block does NOT have the “Probe Pairing” option, you may need to update the firmware on your Block. Connect the Block to your WiFi via the app and you’ll be prompted to update the firmware.
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Building a hardware and software solution to read temperature data from a Bluetooth-connected probe and displaying it in an iPhone app involves several steps. Here’s a general guide to help you get started:
Remember to refer to the documentation for the specific components you are using and leverage online communities for support if needed. This overview provides a general roadmap, and specific details may vary based on the components and tools you choose.
Try the code yourself: https://github.com/jonnyhyman/Chaos
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James Gleick, Chaos
Steven Strogatz, Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos
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Magnesium is emphasized as a crucial supplement for longevity, with specific focus on its role in cardiovascular health and DNA repair. 00:42
About 40% of the US population does not get enough magnesium, an essential mineral for health. 01:24
Magnesium aids in DNA repair, which is significant in aging and reducing damage, potentially leading to fewer tumors and lower mortality. 01:52
Highlighting the challenge of magnesium deficiency due to depleted soils and water sources, increasing the need for supplementation. 02:35
The urgency for magnesium supplementation is discussed, considering the increased need due to stress and heavy metal exposure. 03:45
Different forms of magnesium are introduced, each offering unique benefits and varying in absorption rates. 04:55
Magnesium malate is highlighted for its role in energy production and potential gut benefits. 06:45
️ Magnesium orotate is discussed for its cardiovascular health benefits and ability to drive ATP more effectively. 07:44
Magnesium threonate and bisglycinate are mentioned for improving sleep quality by crossing the blood-brain barrier. 08:29
Magnesium glycinate is noted for supporting antioxidant defense and calming effects, potentially improving sleep quality. 11:27
Magnesium taurate is linked to longevity benefits, particularly in cardiovascular health and lifespan extension. 16:05
Magnesium can be effectively absorbed through the skin, with magnesium chloride and Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) being useful forms for this method. 18:06
Advice on splitting magnesium doses throughout the day to optimize absorption and match individual needs for energy or sleep. 19:57
Emphasis on experimenting with different forms of magnesium to find the best fit for individual biochemistry and lifestyle.
Leafy greens and red blood cells.
For Energy Production
Magnesium malate
Magnesium citrate (135 mg) for energy production (similar to above)
Magnesium oretate
Transition Time to Sleep
Magnesium threonate (shortens transition time to sleep)
Magnesium bisglycenate (shortens time to sleep)
Magnesium glycenate
Magnesium Taurate – magnesium connected to l-taurine
VO2 max (a measure of maximal oxygen uptake) is considered one of the best indicators of cardiorespiratory fitness. Higher cardiorespiratory levels as measured by VO2 max have been consistently linked to reduced risk of mortality and longer lifespan.
This video discusses:
• The Norwegian 4×4 & 1-minute on/1-minute off training protocols for increasing VO2 max
• Ties between VO2 max and life expectancy
• Measuring VO2 max with the Cooper test
• Why zone 2 cardio alone doesn’t guarantee VO2 max improvements
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