Yer Ma
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I guess it depends on what you are trying to extract from what :) For smells and taste I like cold extractions best.
Didnt say anything about dry ice, but that would certainly be useful to quick freeze the plant material and crush it, more surface area is always good. I usually keep the ethanol around 18f, it still works as a solvent and you can filter out any excess water crystals when you are done if everything is kept below 30.
This method works well for cannabinoid extraction, which is what we were often working with, just fyi
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6·1 year agoIn Albuquerque we have more ghost bikes than riders nowadays
It will not, that is why it is perfect for this type of extraction.
Cold fractionation with polar solvents is the best way to prevent degradation of the desirable compounds… IMHO Heat degrades and destroys many of the flavonoids and terpenes that you’d want from an herbal extraction.
Surprised with your background that you never needed that method, but we have found it to be useful for NMR and mass spec work.
A few months? You’ll get plenty of chlorophyll and other undesirables pulled that way. If you just want the flavor and essential oil you can freeze your plant material and the everclear, combine while still as cold as possible, shake for a few minutes… Maybe try a little bit and see if that might save you some time and give a better tasting extraction.
95% ethanol is pleanty strong enough for a quick extraction imho
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11·1 year agoI read all that, I just didnt believe that the end result was that we were supposed to manually check every ASUS router in order to find the vulnerable ones. Seems like it should be limited to certain models/firmwares, or am I missing something still?
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Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•Thousands of Asus routers are being hit with stealthy, persistent backdoorsEnglish
349·1 year ago…and this article doesn’t tell you which models or link to any resources that do? How is this helping?
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Technology@lemmy.world•Valve CEO Gabe Newell’s Neuralink competitor is expecting its first brain chip this yearEnglish
14·1 year agoWhy tho?
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Gnome 48 + Wayland and HDR works great… At least for me
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Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•Which Linux to use for couch gaming setup including VR?English
4·1 year agoIve had really good luck so far with CachyOS. Have it on my desktop and laptop both for gaming






Which half?