#Digital Humidity

[ai-dream]

[drl2libnkss]

Industrial humidity sensor, capacitive humidity sensor, home humidity sensor

SHT21 Series 3 V -40 to +125 °C Digital Humidity & Temperature Sensor IC - DFN-6

[angelbitezzz]

Goofy nerd in slutty white tank top save me...save me goofy nerd in slutty white tank top

[sennamaticart]

Figures my AC would die during a heatwave :(

[revelisms]

Giving our little vintage man some color 🪻 (aka the update to these Terzo sketches because I can't leave these things alone shkfl)

[microbihon]

Stuck beneath the spinning glow of a familiar hue Struck by your impression like all of those next to you~

[puppetviolence]

it’s almost summer now and it’s sooo hot here

[mangomagicaart]

CW: death, gore, decaying body, body horror, just generally Floofty having a bad time indeed

This is what happens when you take your precious time getting there

[fumiko-matsubara]

A quick Yada illustration 🍁

[raiyni-dayz]

Spider Noir is so silly 😋

[ai-dream]

[cununitaart]

Some macarons phone wallpapers i did this summer

[uppersangeki]

Zaheer drawing I did during camping. 3 days till my birthday

[harrypotterfuryroad]

“your buildings all have air conditioning” yeah which nobody uses when it’s only 78-85 out

[coffeeworldsasaki]

Every time I see a post about how the only way to preserve things is physical copies and that you can never own digital stuff I have to grit my teeth and try to not start shit in the post

[linneaarie]

I think I've mentioned this before on Insta, but a good chunk of Cierre's hair is just tightly condensed cloud. Without it, her hair is permanently stuck at a bob cut length. :)

By the way, what Azel is suggesting here would, theoretically, would create a huge explosion of fog. The regret instantly settles in as she realises he will never stop bugging her about this.

It's a dense amount of cloud condensed into what looks like hair strands, and she can activate it with her powers by touching a small section. Since there's so much cloud in just one stand, she rarely runs out. This is also because the cloud section grows back really quickly (~2-3 days, depending on the humidity of the air). Usually, she just uses the condensation in the air to make clouds, though.