Are you sure it's 35% ? I've found those cheap digital hygrometers to be off by 10-15%.
I bought a box and some say 10 and some say 20. I ended up buying several different brands and price ranges of hygrometers to try and figure out which ones were correct.
I use cereal boxes with desiccant and without any active dehumidifier they stay at ~25% despite being frequently opened and closed. So like others suggested, put a large flow-through bin of desiccant in and forget about it.
Also is that a compressor dehumidifier? I suspect it's a desiccant wheel because it's so tiny.
I don't understand how it works? I saw a video where he took a bite of a banana before the forecast. How does that stop anyone from cutting and pasting one second of him biting the banana into the start of an ai video with a statement "banana" .
I recently watched a video about a 3D printer with color that is effectively obsolete because it used what was once common hp cartridges that hp discontinued.
You can control your emotions. It takes effort. For example if I'm in a bad mood I can step back and realize I'm actually hungry and that's why I'm temporarily negative.
If you need a different random function, you write a different random function either way. Having one function do nothing but call another function does nothing.
They are large and heavy. They are only useful for their virtually infinite life. If the military needed it for a few of their bases, they'd contract it out, a few hundred would be built and that's it.
For example a few thousand ISDN adapters were built for the government military. But it lacked corporate support because the Telcos didn't want it cutting into their profits. So ISDN barely existed for consumers. Consumers suffered with 56k modems for 5-10 years until broadband- which telcos sold for more than a phone line, were immune from all the competition requirements of regular phone lines, plus got TV programming profit.
NIckel Iron is fantastic without any revolutionary improvements. Batteries made 100 years ago still work today. They are large and heavy so are only of use for home power.
The big "down side" which is the reason it isn't commercially developed at large scale is that they last forever. No investors are going to give billions to a business that can't generate revenue forever with a product that needs replacing every 3 years.
I expect that by next month "The New York Fed" will stop reporting about tariffs. Just like Gallup announced they will no longer report the President's popularity after reporting Trump's popularity is at an all time low.
I bought a couple 30" deep 6' long butcher block counter tops. I coated them with polyurethane sealer and mounted them to the wall with 24" deep brackets mounted to the wall studs. So I have a huge amount of desk space without any clutter of legs underneath. By making it myself, I made the height the exact size for my body. The thick butcher block and stud mounting makes the desk more rigid than any typical store desk/table.
On the wall is multi board that has 3d printer tools and Gunplamark's ultimate cereal dryboxes.
Are you sure it's 35% ? I've found those cheap digital hygrometers to be off by 10-15%.
I bought a box and some say 10 and some say 20. I ended up buying several different brands and price ranges of hygrometers to try and figure out which ones were correct.
I use cereal boxes with desiccant and without any active dehumidifier they stay at ~25% despite being frequently opened and closed. So like others suggested, put a large flow-through bin of desiccant in and forget about it.
Also is that a compressor dehumidifier? I suspect it's a desiccant wheel because it's so tiny.