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by beauzero 5y ago
Fishing is highly...and I do mean highly regulated in Montana (spawning grounds). http://fieldguide.mt.gov/speciesDetail.aspx?elcode=AFCAB0101... There are wildlife biologists that harvest the eggs and process the meat fo
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by beauzero 5y ago
One of the hardest problems, a few years back, to solve was getting data to determine which traffic lane you were in. It was to provide targeted ads on billboards, that through reflection, could show different ads to people in different la
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by beauzero 5y ago
I second this. The apps that were missing for me are the ones I don't use anyway. I want navigation, a phone, text messaging, and a browser without having to disable preinstalled facebook services and other stuff I have been "gi
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by beauzero 5y ago
If you look at old architecture in rural Georgia and Alabama. Houses are on rocks raised above the ground (air circulates underneath), 10 ft ceilings, a huge attic fan to pull cool air in in the evening, tall trees planted next to the hous
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by beauzero 5y ago
There are even tax benefits for doing this in the USA. https://www.energystar.gov/about/federal_tax_credits/roofs_m... We decided to not use shingles on our new roof but go with silver galvalum. Galvalum does n
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by beauzero 5y ago
Same here. IPFS seems to have been lumped into the whole "crypto" scene because of filecoin. In my opinion, IPFS is much more interesting and potentially beneficial to individual freedom than crypto. The problem is the only peo
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Rural West Georgia Fiber Co-Op Starting Deployment(thecitymenus.com)
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by beauzero 6y ago
An arguably "not finished" solution for me has been to ramp up adoption of IPFS and use Brave as a default until other browsers support it. It is speeding up my transition to full fledged adoption.
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by beauzero 6y ago
Most people under 65 in our rural area are dropping ATT u-verse ($200+ per month) and keeping only DSL + Roku + a few select channels because of cost. Cable television is too expensive.
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by beauzero 6y ago
As someone who lives in rural Georgia/almost Alabama...trends I see here are people having "barn houses" built for them or using some of the huge prefab outbuildings from Home Depot/Lowes dropped on a piece of property a
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by beauzero 6y ago
Lard from pasture raised pork is also higher in omega 3. In the USA we switched to a "meat hog" around the 1920-30s for better industrialization. Just a heads up pasture pigs like Large Black hogs or wild boar do have a different
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by beauzero 6y ago
We have to colonize more than one planet and become a space civilization. We risk too much if we don't.
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by beauzero 6y ago
Yes. My mother lives in Montana on an Indian reservation. 60 miles from a population center greater than 50k. She has better broadband options than I do and I live 40 minutes outside of Atlanta and had to file an FCC complaint for ATT to
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by beauzero 6y ago
...and US state governments.
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by beauzero 6y ago
Different perspective. It's not legal advice. It's read history advice...when governments change people generally go to prison or worse for things that were legal under the previous government. Since data is mobile and global t
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by beauzero 6y ago
"Retroactive prosecution" are words that I tell my daughters all the time. Do NOT put your opinions online...period. You have no idea what will be illegal in 30 years and if you were for or against it.
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by beauzero 6y ago
I thought a lot of base chemical production had moved to China and India? Is that not a barrier to entry for the US? We had them post WWII due to wartime production but it has slipped since. Sorry I am very interested but rather uninform
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by beauzero 6y ago
Mineral rights leases, I do not believe, are not extended to solar and wind in the USA. In the USA you don't necessarily own the land you are extracting resources from.
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by beauzero 6y ago
Agreed and also Starlink from SpaceX. We moved about 2 hours outside of a major city center in anticipation of smart cars. Mainly for quality of life. Covid and starlink are making that more accessible to others. Solar development too mayb
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by beauzero 6y ago
Got a moto g power. Big battery runs 1.5 to 2 days without charger time unless watching more than 2-3 hours of video. Fits my browsing and talking needs. Camera is pretty good to buy I barely use a phone camera.
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by beauzero 6y ago
Pablo and then Ronan for me. Dad (Claar) was the lead wildlife biologist for Salish & Kootenai in the 80s and 90s. Good to see a few of us here. Believe it or not we are in Georgia now and there are Bison ranches down in south Georgia.
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by beauzero 6y ago
Privacy also protects you from retroactive persecution when ideas change. Many people grow more wise over the years but engage in foolish activities when young that have limiting effects later in life.
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by beauzero 6y ago
This is how pretty much all of this stuff goes for natural resource extraction in western US. Same thing happens for timber extraction/runoff/roads, etc. out west. If you want to stop it you throw speed bumps in its way and hope
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by beauzero 6y ago
Yeah I saw that comment too. We had to search for two weeks to find an affordable non Surface touchscreen because it was my 16 years olds preference for school work.
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by beauzero 6y ago
ASU had a lock step 1yr MS in DIS and then Information Systems for a very reasonable price. Finish in late 90s basically to get in front of quality recruiters. For the opportunity it provided me and other fellow graduates it was an excell
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by beauzero 6y ago
I wanted to help train and mentor people. Went to work in state government as a developer at 47+. Could not be happier. I feel that the obligation of helping tax payers get their moneys' worth is "old school" internet. Be
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by beauzero 6y ago
My wife and daughter both had the inner ear piercings have been migraine free. One for a year now and the other for 2 months. We will see how long it lasts. Daughter was a migraine every 1-2 weeks and wife was 2-3 a week.
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by beauzero 6y ago
It's Fahrenheit 451 without actually having to burn the books. Commerce will turn them into toilet paper and soon there are no original works. Just digital content that can be changed to meet the narrative at the moment. Interesting
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by beauzero 6y ago
C# 9.0 records with init only setters is a large step to solving this issue. Still has security concerns with injection into serialized objects...it's a difficult problem to solve.
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by beauzero 6y ago
It is a part of the possum diet. They eat upwards of 5k per year.

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