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It's quite easy and microscope is unnecessary for this. Basically you spread it on petri dish and each dot (colony) originated from one cell.

This yt playlist goes quite deep in to it, you can follow it as instructions for yeast home lab.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZ3Z2428mCTqDFK-3ZSNpZBXJfTaMtRXE

I think there are IoT sims that can only receive SMS.

My friend wanted to make something with them (I think smart thermostat) when the internet wasn't everywhere.

Also I will probably delete it from here in a week.

Yeah it looks bad, two pictures attached, one showed here on Lemmy and covers all my screen space. Maybe I won't pin it...

The building has stone cladding and graffiti on stone has to be removed quite quickly because after a while it is nearly impossible to clean it.

Don't get me wrong it is still pr disaster and it should be handled differently, the cover of it, standing policemans around... It just gives feeling that they don't want anyone to see it (which was maybe someones intention). Leaving it visible with some press release about protecting stone buildings and cleaning it immediately afterwards would be better pr option.

I think that the biggest problem is the lack of long term thinking and planning. The polarization in politics doesn't help - every party is trying to say that it is different from the other one so even in the stuff like defense policy is so fractured across the spectrum.

And single berries macerates are good too, I did few years back something with currants and this year cherries in rum (simpler than canning them).

I didn't look that much at the Belgian beers but I thought that they go in fresh. Maybe I can try some Belgian style with cherries (in rum).

My garden, granddad's garden, what neighbors gave us...

When you have a tree or berry bush you get lots of fruit to deal with it. So it is the stuff that we got tired to make jams from or the harvest was so small that it didn't make much sense to use it otherwise.

Yes but I am still bit surprised that even the oranges we throw there just for fun got red.

So the wargaming style games takes the longest time.

It is honestly such a hard task to make complex, easy to follow mechanics and still somehow explain it to players in short amount of time. Another takeaway from this is that when player led decisions/interactions aren't easy to account for in the time estimates.

I think that another thing that is common in some games is some stalemate situations where some equilibrium with no winners is achieved and it just drags on.

Had to look at wiki about the modernization of 810.

And I wasn't entirely correct the true modernization was performed 2005-2012 basically rebuild to be the yellow RegiNova train.

Last "modernization" 2020-2024 was pretty much stopgap before they can get some new trains. Fitted new motor so AC can be fitted and new interior.

I don't know the name of the trains that are meant to replace those 70's trains. But there are options, truth is that it is just aging and is increasingly hard to maintain them in decent condition (most recent modernization was ~2015). At least here it will be replaced eventually for more modern ones, I know it is blast from past but it just doesn't matter for regular commuter.

Yes too small, too slow and on electrified tracks irrelevant. They are meant for small regional lines, not for suburban transport. It is like running trams as EC trains.