Post #188643

Now, luckily for @adafruit@fosstodon.org, there are hands-on, real actual *physical* ways to measure atmosphere carbon dioxide that require only relatively simple supplies and equipment to carry out. It is possible for a person—any person, I would argue, with a bit of education—to obtain estimates of CO2 in the air without needing heaps of "high tech" to do so. There are, I am thrilled to say, ways of solving these problems that don't require Arduinos and slop-coding, and I intend to work on such things just as soon as my host Kris gets their shit together. ~Alyx Woodward of Pnictogen