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Increase the ratio of spawn to substrate, and ensure that it's mixed very evenly, as that will increase the surface area for growth. So it will colonize faster. If you're growing it in a jar, ensure that you make a couple of tiny
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From the article: > Prevention through basic cyber hygiene was simple: ... > do not use software products acquired illegally. So they may have unintentionally benefited the economy by discouraging people from using pirated software. H
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Yes, it's pressure groups with political agendas at work there, trying to stoke the moral panic as much as they can. Known that for a long time indeed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_entrepreneur
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I have a whole 70 litre dust bin that contains spawn and waste organic matter, and it's all turned white and fluffy as the mycelium has colonized everything. And once it's full I can then use the mycelium to start even more coloni
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I live in the United Kingdom, summers are quite warm with most days above 20C, winters ~10C or so, rarely you get frost.
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I just discovered composting using Oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus Ostreatus). It can handle food waste and also human/animal waste too. It colonizes the waste really fast when it's warm. No need for a septic tank. Yes I have a small
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And when you hear me saying we have a "Police State" that is why. And it has crept up on us very slowly, that we didn't notice. What we have now is what some conspiracy theorists were talking about 20 years ago [1]. Especiall
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It's a public safety issue as well, so far 240 ambulances have been delayed due to the blockades. I wonder if a local authority can be successfully prosecuted if a patient were to die as a result of the delay? Same if someone were to d
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I have heard rumors that the figures are often exaggerated, far in excess of what they really are... It was a long time ago, trying to find a source for this.... I wouldn't be surprised to hear that the bulk of the CSAM material is (su
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They already are, at least with highway cameras: https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-cameras-highways-stop-tra... " AI cameras are being set up on highways to catch drivers who throw trash out of their car windows &quot
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The Amazon Ring camera might be a NSA, GHCQ or even an FBI camera "masquerading as a home surveillance device". They only need to process the images when motion is detected, which makes things a lot simpler. And Amazon does have a
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Possibly the early stages of fascism? Something to do with neoliberalism? To me it's more of a shift to authoritarianism or totalitarianism. Totalitarianism equates dissent with violence [1]. And here in the UK we have the "Preven
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I most certainly have the right to put my "own spin" on it, because I am expressing my personal opinions and values here. My own personal interpretation of the situation, which most of us here are also doing too. And I do feel tha
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Yes, the US is at the forefront of individual liberty, it is highly advanced in this respect. And it is likely the reason for its economic prosperity over the decades. Many of the other countries in the world are collectivist. The recent s
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https://yougov.co.uk/topics/society/articles-reports/2023/03... Yes, polling indicates the majority would like to live in a 15 minute city, however that poll does not mention restricting vehicles. And of
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That's how far the Overton window has shifted, when the 1st Amendement of the US Constitution is being branded as "extremist". What dark times we are living in.... And he whole society is shifting in the process, the public b
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However that was for the benefit of the residents, to reduce noise pollution made by people outside the area using it as a shortcut. https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/advice/driving-advice/what-is-ra... The roadb
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Yes, many people who crave power and control will gravitate to positions of authority. In many cases it's a diagnosable psychiatric disorder, a personality disorder, that causes it. The behavior is compulsive, they have to be in cont
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No conspiracy here, just people in power trying to increase their control over people's lives, as usual. It's a distributed phenomenon that arises from human nature. https://thecritic.co.uk/have-we-really-lost-the-
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Yes, that is because the Overton window has shifted so far towards authoritarianism. If it didn't the Police would find resistance both within, from the population and from the government as well. People should hold up a blank piece of
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Yes, if the public didn't accept it, then the insurance companies would not be able to get away with imposing it on us. Maybe the state was the first to introduce the cameras, once the public got accustomed to them, then private actors
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Absolutely, the idea of having everything within 15 minutes walking distance is great. But actively restricting people's movements in this way is not, at least to me. Public highways are really the people's property. In a democrat
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Yes, when you think about it on a fundamental level, having so many CCTV cameras recording people's movements everywhere is absolutely dystopian. It's incredible that it got this bad and there wasn't a backlash against it fro
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Pressure groups are influencing the World Economic Forum and other globalist organizations to get countries to adopt these laws. So it's not a "conspiracy" of elites, rather that these pressure groups have managed to gain so
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So true, I forgot about that, wow, how the frog has boiled so slowly over the years. I now see every GitHub repo has a 'report' button, to facilitate censorship, in the name of 'safety' as usual. With a huge list of cate
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It's a bit of a stretch, but maybe we as a society should be considering the social pressure as being the problem. Why do we allow ourselves to be 'controlled' in this way by others? Especially young people? If we could learn
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Many STM32 MCUs don't even allow this, you have to physically replace the device if it's set to full protection, as it cannot be reversed. Yes, built in self-destruct. See page 5 of the following document, it is the Level 2 protec
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Yes, in a properly designed system, programming of fuses should be under strict hardware control, i.e. the power supply for blowing the fuses has to be supplied to a specific pin on the chip, and that the voltage is not applied by default.
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How much harm to children is caused by the advertising industry, across the whole of society? They are not the typical 'predator' but they sure do prey on children, grooming them to buy their products, and displacing other pastime
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In the case of teenagers ~15+ that is nothing more than social dogma passed down the generations. Dogma that is considered taboo in society to challenge. Done for their supposed 'own good', in the name of 'care'. Prevent

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