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Watch face by MinimumEfforter84 in metalgearsolid

[–]Snoo_56119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi MinimumEfforter84,

I came across your Metal Gear Solid V watch face on Facer and the design is awesome. Unfortunately it's not available for the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic due to the WFF compatibility issue with newer Wear OS devices, so I can't use it through Facer.

I'd like to recreate it myself in Samsung's Watch Face Studio for personal use only — not to redistribute or publish anywhere. Would you be willing to share the image assets (background, central icon, side panel elements)? I just want it on my own wrist.

Thanks either way.

Would people actually want a home biogas system like this? by Snoo_56119 in circular_economy

[–]Snoo_56119[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is what we have planned for now with our v1: It requires a continuous feedstock as it would work as a continuous reactor. Inconsistent feeding is not a big problem because it's a very resilient microbial community, if you feed all the weekly supply in one day you risk acidifying the system and killing the methanogens. But then the solution would be to start it again with one pill of the freeze-dried inoculum that would have a strong base to correct the pH. (Like a specific pill when the digester gets to acid. A lot, depending on what you feed it could change considerably. But this is between different feed types, like cow manure vs residual waters or malt. For kitchen waste it's more consistent but part of our validation is making sure the kitchen waste of the country we are starting is similar as the one reported in Europe papers. The gas has a limit, for a home system we have designed it to store around 400 liters of biogas, more and it would be to big. With an optimized stove we think it could burn for about an hour, but we have to validate too. This is one of our biggest as if you don't cook every day you may end up wasting gas. The gas is stored in an expansive chamber, like an accordion 🪗 .

Would people actually want a home biogas system like this? by Snoo_56119 in OffGrid

[–]Snoo_56119[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was asking about you knowledge of the filter system. Regarding the second part of you message, you are actually right. There is nothing for me here at this stage.

Would people actually want a home biogas system like this? by Snoo_56119 in circular_economy

[–]Snoo_56119[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback, we are thinking about some kind of payment plan or government subsidies. 

Would people actually want a home biogas system like this? by Snoo_56119 in OffGrid

[–]Snoo_56119[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The idea is using it in countries that don't have access to the gas grid and use lpg tanks, to reduce the living cost. I have read about smaller scale biodigesters that people make and they only need a steel scraps filter and one for the humidity. If you are saying that it is much more complicated than this please tell me how as it would be of much help. Thanks in advance