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by 4043D 4y ago
having the ability to get an infosec job isnt = intelligence. tbh most of the people ive met in the last 5 years who were working corprate infosec / cyber are not particularly skilled or creative just good at filling out reports doing
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by 4043D 5y ago
im not op but im an offgrid farmer i use lead carbon batteries they have held up well. on a 5k inverter i run a 70 inch tv, stand alone freezer and a fridge/freezer. my home lab has been reduced to a few pis a unfi usg plus a couple of
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by 4043D 5y ago
my pihole is rate limiting my partners phone, up 20k + requests last hour to facebook et el. The rest of my non standard dns is holding up so far time will tell though, if the big boys get overwhelmed you might be correct.
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by 4043D 5y ago
The floury or mealy texture can happen regardless of variety, most of the apples you buy for the supermarket are up to a year old. they gas them with a chemical that stops ripening then keep them in a very low oxygen environment (usually on
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by 4043D 6y ago
my cows are too smart for electric fences. i set one up to separate 2 herds with a bull in each herd. the bulls will fight if the ladies are in season. they watched me set up the fence worked out that I placed the control box up at the same
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by 4043D 6y ago
i currently own a small cattle farm in rural australia and you are correct collars really are not a good solution not only do they rub on things but they love chewing on things especially rubber or plastic wires and electronics they would 1
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by 4043D 6y ago
im currently an off grid farmer i used to work in tech. the current iteration of solar panels are very reliable even the dirt cheap chinese panels will last 10 plus years. the screw pumps a really simple and only need the rubber screw repla
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by 4043D 6y ago
Renoise isn't open source but is Linux native. Aducity is good for recording. And hydrogen is an ok drum machine.
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by 4043D 6y ago
the point of the tesla battery in south australia wasnt to provide base load continuous power it was to provide close to instant peaking power to smooth the grid it was directly competing with natural gas peaking plants. (which it beats)
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by 4043D 7y ago
If you are someplace like rural Australia the closest tech might be 1000km away.. if they haven't installed the hacked firmware they can't even service them without a tech or the tractor shuts down.
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by 4043D 7y ago
There are huge swathes of rural Australia with non existent or very spotty mobile reception same with broadband band other than sat that is geo stationery which are frankly garbage.
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by 4043D 7y ago
Moxie isn't known for bullshiting about stuff like that he's done a fair few things "normal" people would think fairly crazy.
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by 4043D 7y ago
Some hft firms are rumored to be using short wave radio. Everything old is new again. https://hackaday.com/2018/05/12/hft-on-hf-you-cant-beat-it-f...
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by 4043D 8y ago
I'm not sure where you are in the world but in my country we absolutely do spend the vast majority of profit from harvest or the sale of stock reinvesting in farm infrastructure because when you do that it's a tax deduction if we
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by 4043D 8y ago
Small scale farming absolutely does work as a business and the vast majority of farms (world wide) are in the sub 1000 hectare range. If you are talking sub 100 acre hobby farms then yeah they aren't a profitable main source of income
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by 4043D 8y ago
Farming as a service won't work for smaller landholders (less than 1000 hectares) people on smaller farms have money to spend 2 or 3 times a year that is when they make investments that they can write off on tax (buying a tractor) all
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by 4043D 8y ago
For things like this and high end art it's normally stolen to order.