Top products from r/Lightbulb
We found 24 product mentions on r/Lightbulb. We ranked the 106 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. MADE IN USA Butter Mill Butter Dispenser
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 2
Twist and Spread Butter, Margarine, or Cream CheeseMay work right out of the refrigerator. DO NOT FORCE. If too cold, wait. Polymer and stainless steel construction.Please keep in mind, California, Oregon, and Washington residents may need to use Trader Joe's or Land O'Lakes brand butter - as you gu...
2. mberry Miracle Fruit Tablets, 10-Count
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 2
MBERRY MIRACLE FRUIT TABLET - The new indulgence is practically magic! Turn sour food sweet by inhibiting your taste receptors. Truly transform foods you never thought could be so sweet and delicious.PERFECT FOR - Explore the many ways to use mberry tablets. Host “flavor-tripping” dinner parties...
3. COGO Caffeinated Hot Chocolate, 50 one ounce envelopes
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 2
SHIPPING as LOW as $4.50 per carton. Total shipping for 4 cartons, (a full case of 4 cartons), $17.99 which equals $4.50 per carton... 3 cartons $15.99... 2 cartons $13.99... 1 carton $11.99A cup of COGO has 98mg of caffeine, the same as a cup of coffee, regular hot chocolate has less than 6mg.COGO ...
4. The Clapper, Wireless Sound Activated On/Off Light Switch, Clap Detection, Perfect for Kitchen/Bedroom/TV/Appliances, 120 V Wall Plug, Smart Home Technology, As Seen On TV Household Gift
Sentiment score: -1
Number of reviews: 1
WIRELESS WALL SWITCH: Simplify your life with the easy to use smart home wall switch. No more fumbling through the darkness looking for your light switch. Each package contains 1 Clapper switch.SOUND ACTIVATION: Lights On! Lights Off! Control your kitchen and bedroom lighting with the simple clap of...
5. Clinicians Complex 6% Skin Bleaching Cream, 2.0 Ounce
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Contains a blend of three proven skin lightening ingredients.Great for removing sun spots, age spots.Freckles, pigmented scars, and melasma.
6. Kraft Macaroni & Cheese Topping 3 oz 12CT
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Number of reviews: 1
Delicious powdered cheese topping for popcorn, vegetables, pastaA household staple for many years, this Kraft product is now a bit harder to findKraft qualityBe sure to visit Hometown Favorites Storefront for hundreds of other hard to find food favorites!Twelve 3 oz. canisters
7. Roadpro RPSP225NS 12-Volt Portable Saucepan with Non-Stick Surface,Black
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Heats canned food itemsConstructed with durable material that ensures longevityDraws 13 ampere powerPlugs directly into cigarette lighter socketEnsures easy installation
8. Wolo (336) Juke Box Electronic Musical Horn - 12 Volt
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Features one touch play for any of the 34-pre-programmed songsDesigned to work like a piano keyboardA music book is included so that the user can program one additional song, choose from hundreds of popular songs in seconds: college, childrens, holiday, patriotic songs and moreThe control panel feat...
9. Avon SKIN-SO-SOFT Bug Guard PLUS IR3535® Insect Repellent Moisturizing Lotion - SPF 30 Gentle Breeze, 4 oz
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Suitable for the entire familySpf 30 Water ResistantHelps prevent sunburnPABA FreeNon greasy formula helps replenish moisture and leaves skin soft and smooth
10. KitchenAid Hand Mixer Dough Hooks
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Set of 2Package Contents: 2 Dough hooks
11. Ingraham Lamp Commander
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Follows anyone's voice commandCommand up to two lamps at onceFlashing LED and beeper indicators for processing your commandSelf check on start upDimmer switch with three brightness levels
12. Generation Kill: Devil Dogs, Ice Man, Captain America, and the New Face of American War
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
13. Premium Bed Sheet Fasteners, 2 Pcs Adjustable Crisscross Fitted Sheet Band Straps Grippers Suspenders Corner Holder Elastic Heavy Duty for All Bedsheets Fitted Sheets Flat Sheets Long Type (Black)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
BED SHEET STRAPS SUSPENDERS: Made of premium-quality nylon + metal clips, high-elastic fit for most fitted sheets and flat sheets. (From Twin, Twin XL, Full, Full XL, Queen, King & even up to California King), These sheet suspenders holds your sheets without readjusting and keep them stay in place a...
14. Mega Memory Card
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Stores up to 100 game savesFor use with Game Boy Color, Game Boy Pocket & Game Boy
15. Build Your Own Metal Working Shop From Scrap (Complete 7 Book Series)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
16. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Great product!
17. Wizard Card Game
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
More fun than Hearts and Rummy, award-winning Wizard is "the Ultimate Game of Trump" the whole family can enjoyThe Rules Are Easy To Learn -- The Strategy Adds An Exciting ChallengeIn Wizard, Players Try To Win The Exact Number Of Tricks They Bid
Part two of two!
>How can individuals produce fuel from sunlight and waste in their immediate vicinity?
>>They can't.
Moonbuggy! For one so obviously smart you disappoint me! What is photosynthesis? It's the creation of sugar from atmospheric carbon using energy from sunlight. The study of solar fuels is BIG business. There are huge efforts, commercial and academic, to develop a solar fuel methodology. If successful then it will be possible to create solar fuels pretty much anywhere, in the same way that plants can generate fuel wherever they grow.
Here's a starter for ten: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jacs.5b01650
The subject of metabolic engineering and synthetic biology is a subject close to my heart and I am indeed writing a book based in part on my own professional research on the subject. In a nutshell: biology is capable of manufacturing a wide range of materials locally. By harnessing the power of bacteria/algae/fungus to perform chemistry it ought to be possible to manufacture almost any substance anywhere. Light energy is ubiquitous and as long as there is an appropriate feedstock of material (such as sewage, soil or atmosphere) then we can indeed harness biology to perform complex synthesis anywhere on Earth.
Indeed the UK has invested heavily in Synthetic biology, as has the US. https://www.synbio.cam.ac.uk/news/synbio-strategic-plan-2016
https://synbiobeta.com
However, I admit that there are practical difficulties in scaling such technology up to the point where every domestic household is capable of manufacturing a litre of rocket fuel and passing it over to the Spacehenge Committee. But, in principle at least, it may be possible.
As you say, the main cost in the Spacehenge program would be rocket fuel.
> Why would it be carbon free? Whatever materials that are laying around in the immediate vicinity will likely have carbon in them.
I didn't say it would be carbon free! I said it would be carbon neutral. i.e. it absorbs as much CO2 from atmosphere as is eventually released. The principle source of carbon for the growth of plants is atmospheric carbon. So in fact the production of vast quantities of solar fuel could act as a sink for atmospheric carbon dioxide, if the right synthesis pathways could be found.
However, you did force me to learn something here! I looked up the principle components of rocket fuel and it seems that Carbon is not one of the main ingredients! (only in one: polybutadiene) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_propellant
However, hydrogen is! So I'm envisaging something like the Krebbs cycle where a domestic site benefits from the production of a solar fuel from atmospheric carbon and a waste product of this acts as a feedstock for a rocket fuel production facility. Such an approach would sidestep some safety concerns - some of the compounds used as rocket propellants are quite nasty. However, it may be possible to figure out a synthesis route where solar chemical energy could be stored locally by domestic households and shipped as an inert substance to a local processing facility that produced something like hydrazine or hydrogen peroxide as a by product for rocket fuel, using the domestically produced intermediate as an energy source. Ultimately the energy incident on the households would end up propelling rockets into space.
I stress the word: maybe.
The only requirement here is that some expensive part of the process would have to be performed by local labour across the world as a means for people to contribute to the project. By sinking CO2 from the atmosphere in this process the entire programme could be made carbon neutral, with the carbon itself decoupled from the rocket fuel component. Some highly non-trivial metabolic engineering required to achieve all this.
>That's one of the longest stretches of logic I've ever seen used to find a point to support an argument
Thank you! :D I've been thinking about many of the background ideas for a long time!
>Backing up a highly dubious idea with magical thinking doesn't really help.
Perhaps it seems like magic to one who is less familiar with metabolism and biophysics and the principles of the circular economy as well as how things like nanotechnology, synthetic biology and additive manufacturing are going to combine in the future to form the backbone of our manufacturing capability.
Perhaps the key assumption I have made is that future human economies will be built on the principle of the circular economy in which companies are trading waste so there are zero emissions. Such an economy requires a ubiquitous level of control over chemistry that is on a par with the synthesis capabilities of biology. I merely leveraged the imagined existence of such an infrastructure so as to create a route for every human to contribute a litre of rocket fuel using their spare production capacity. (7 billion litres? is that enough to move an asteroid into orbit??)
>Honestly, your whole comment is you just making things up and then stacking layer upon layer until you have a glorious pile of nonsense.
Hopefully, I have shown that some of the layers in themselves are not entirely nonsense! Their juxtaposition may well be and so I will admit that there may be one or two holes ;P.
I will also admit that the scale of the project is inspired by reading a book called Seveneves by Neal Stephenson https://www.amazon.com/Seveneves-Novel-Neal-Stephenson/dp/1469246864 in which asteroids are used a lot to build orbital platforms visible from Earth.
Really the Spacehenge project is quite simple in its inception.
I have some questions for you:
If an object the size of an asteroid were placed in orbit about the Earth would it be visible? Putting it into a highly inclined polar orbit would be extremely expensive. How much fuel would it take and how big would the asteroid have to be to be visible from Earth at what altitude?
Placing a number of such asteroids in orbit, to mine them, would have tremendous commercial value. The freedom of the low gravity conditions on the asteroids might enable some interesting designs for the mines.
A sculptor takes a large piece of rock and carves an impressive shape into it. Why not take a large piece of rock in orbit and chisel away material such that what is left is pretty to look at and represents some cultural notion that is interesting?
Please also remember that coming up with crazy ideas and seeing where it goes and what other ideas it spawns is a hobby of mine to keep myself amused! It is a form of entertainment as much as anything. www.rubiksplanet.com
What do you think? In Kerbal space program I move asteroids all the time! :D
give this book a read.
honestly I am just starting to try it out too, so I don't know all the answers.
but yeah, a provisional sounds like a good place to start
This isn't exactly what you wanted. But is an amazing set of books on how to build your own fully functional machine shop from scrap. This guy does his own castings from scraps then builds that into a lathe, and other equipment. It's really amazing.
http://www.amazon.com/Build-Metal-Working-Complete-Series/dp/1878087355
50 count COGO Caffeinated Hot Chocolate on Amazon
Here's an article about the CEO who likes to do exactly the thing you want to accomplish: adding caffeine to "non-traditional" foodstuffs.
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Side note: I just added this to my Amazon wish list because I intend to buy some when I have a bit of extra cash (hopefully in the next week or so). I'm like you, coffee just isn't my bag, and I'd love to have an alternative. ThinkGeek used to have an arsenal of caffeinated products, but that seems to have dwindled in the last few years. Probably due to excessive prices.
It's a miniseries by HBO IMDb here it based on a real story about a Rolling Stone Magazine reporter who goes with the First Reconnaissance Battalion of the US Marines while they invade Iraq.
And it is one of my favourite TV series. I hope you have fun watching it.
It exists. It's glorious.
This is a good idea! I think it exists: http://www.amazon.com/COGO-Caffeinated-Hot-Chocolate-Envelope-count/dp/B00A7E0N3S
Something like this?
http://www.amazon.com/Max-Space-Butter-Mill-Dispenser/dp/B000V6ZKBC#
But I think it would be cool if it softened the butter with a heater. You'd make a fortune selling the butter sticks.
Been a thing since the 70s. Here's one modern example.
https://www.amazon.com/Wolo-336-Juke-Electronic-Musical/dp/B00029XH0O
sheet elastic straps
They already exist!
Here is the mobile version of your link
https://www.amazon.com/Space-American-Made-Butter-Dispenser/dp/B000V6ZKBC/ref=sr_1_3?crid=14UKHJDD0NF3P&keywords=butter+mill+dispenser&qid=1568466764&sprefix=butter+mill%2Caps%2C186&sr=8-3
they do
Hey, I did a search, and this device converts the engines power into power for a popcorn maker that can plug into your 12 volt power source. https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000668S9I/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all
http://www.amazon.com/KitchenAid-Hand-Mixer-Dough-Hooks/dp/B00014W9QS
Light Commander was a thing as far back as 2001.
Wizard!
http://www.amazon.com/Wizard-Card-Game-Ken-Fisher/dp/1572812478/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1406346725&sr=8-2&keywords=wizard+card+game
I have this one for Game Boy and Game Boy Color games. I wouldn't be surprised if they made them for other portable consoles.
There's a difference between open source and an editing free-for-all. Good, large open source projects have maintainers and approvers. Open source doesn't mean everyone gets to fuck with it willy nilly by the minute. It means if someone doesn't like the main version, they can copy it and make their own from it.
You could of course do exactly this -- and of course, some have -- with any book older than 90 years or so.
or use clapping
but investing in that is probably stupid because when you pay $10 per outlet you could just upgrade to full home automation anyway
>and therefore able to make perfect decisions) you really are not...The fact is that the world is very complicated and that is why we vote for a government and set general (but not specific) policy through our votes.
I know you said "general" but what makes all of these people without the ability to make perfect decisions (which politicians can't make either) suitable for voting for anyone? Democracy is so limited because there is no cost-benefit to the amount of time it takes for the average person to become knowledgeable on: domestic policy, foreign policy, fiscal policy, monetary policy, medicine, healthcare, education, etc...that's why there are so many single issue voters or people who just pull the lever for their party.
>There is a reason that incumbents get re-elected, they are representing their constituents.
Yeah, no one ever voted for the D because they didn't want the R. People vote for the lesser evil ALL THE TIME.
>but what do you do when each product is released untested and causes harm.
I think you'd agree that most people want the product they buy to be safe. Therefore, there is a market for testing, and therefore a business can fill that need. If you are worried about reputation or the rating companies being bought and paid for, consider how many millions of pounds of tainted meat the FDA approves for sale every year. Consider how many drugs the FDA fails to approve, and the millions of people who die as a result even though these drugs are already on the market in Europe and elsewhere. Also, expecting the world to revert to an earlier stage because you privatize some of it's roles is just silly.
>but what is the alternative?
Stop trying to get everyone to work together and agree on things! It's such a foolish notion. Institute private property and polycentric legal systems. Let people get what they want without having to pay for the things they don't. It's staggering simple and doesn't rely on the violence of government to happen. The Machinery of Freedom by David Friedman is the book you want to read.
> I'd love to see a citation.
It's in the Census data.
http://www.intellectualtakeout.org/library/chart-graph/poverty-rate-was-fallinguntil-war-poverty-began
http://povertynewsblog.blogspot.com/2010/09/video-and-chart-on-us-poverty-level_21.html
>If you think that government is wasting money then get involved.
You really are continuing to miss the point. I don't want there to BE POLITICS. I don't want parties, and I don't want voting. I don't want there to be any compulsory mechanism whereby I face violence and a metal cage if I don't want to monetarily support a war. If you think I should run for office to try to change this, consider how well you think me joining the mafia and trying to get them out of the prostitution and gambling business would go. Spoiler, it wouldn't.