- Aerosol electroporation feasibility was debated: fltrz asked whether viral-laden droplets could be electroporated in mid-air, and fenn replied that the required field strengths and rise times would be even higher than those used for bacterial electroporation, hinting that nanotube forests might be relevant to achieving such fields.  
- fltrz followed up with a physics-based hypothesis: smaller droplets have a larger surface-tension-to-volume ratio, and the dielectric-constant mismatch between water and air could locally amplify the electric field inside each droplet, potentially lowering the external voltage needed.  
- kanzure requested a Tor v3 (prop224) onion address for Sci-Hub, prompting nmz787 to look up the meaning of “torv3” and discover the Tor Project’s NextGenOnions documentation.  
- nmz787 sought advice from fenn on scripting or automating tasks within the Inkscape vector-graphics editor, indicating an interest in reproducible or programmatic design workflows.  
- lsneff shared a link to OnlySponsors.dev, a new platform positioned as an open-source alternative to GitHub Sponsors, highlighting ongoing efforts to decentralize funding for open-source projects.