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by chabes 8y ago
I think a lot of the public is getting fed up with morals being stepped on. The demand for a not-immoral social network is huge. Btw, smaller social networks are great. Early days of reddit were amazing, and it didn’t get better when it bec
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by chabes 8y ago
“It's human nature to try to take advantage of others for personal and financial gain.“ Is it? Or is it the perverse financial incentive structure that leads humans to put financial gain over all other priorities? Would humans still ma
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by chabes 8y ago
IMO, real Pop-Tarts taste unpleasant too. Most people accept them as food because they’ve been eating them since they were kids.
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by chabes 8y ago
Yes, coast redwoods grow where there’s plenty of ocean influence. Hence the name..
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by chabes 8y ago
I instantly thought of ShoeNice ..that guy with a YouTube channel that eats random stuff https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCyuCA6viLm6zsL6LNq67Tjg Be warned, though.. it can be a little disturbing
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by chabes 8y ago
“Night-soil” is much more palatable than “humanure”
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by chabes 8y ago
Compost needs microbes more than macrobes. Anyway, it seems like the system is much more passive than folks are realizing. The bird waste collects over long periods of time, and is presumably removed in a mostly composted state.
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by chabes 8y ago
iOS
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by chabes 8y ago
I’m pretty sure the Petro was just a centralized database that the Maduro administration controlled and called a blockchain. Not too dissimilar from their government..
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by chabes 8y ago
Looks like the app won’t run without enabling location services. Bummer..
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by chabes 8y ago
In organic systems, manure should be composted. According to the NOP (§205.203(c)), raw manure must be composted unless: - Applied to land used for a crop not intended for human consumption; - Incorporated into the soil not less than 120 d
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by chabes 8y ago
It sounds like it was simply observed by multiple separate casual observations. I doubt anyone would “go out of their way to observe one during a lunar eclipse”
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by chabes 8y ago
If you give a mouse a cookie, he’s going to ask for some milk
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by chabes 8y ago
Did you try archive.org?
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by chabes 8y ago
Dash cams are not covert..
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by chabes 8y ago
No. The malicious links were from malicious nodes. You can run your own node, and connect only to your node. https://github.com/chris-belcher/electrum-personal-server
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by chabes 8y ago
Another reminder to run your own full node. If you use SPV wallets, you have to trust the nodes you connect to. Electrum lets you connect to your own node.
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by chabes 8y ago
So much for that $12 billion in farm aid. Who’s actually getting that money? Big ag?
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by chabes 8y ago
It’s about much more than a news story.. And you can put whatever you want in your resume. Doesn’t need to say protest quit
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by chabes 8y ago
Careful of the rattlesnakes back there. I almost got bit once when I was deep in the backcountry, and I would NOT want to be forced to find out what it takes to endure that situation
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by chabes 8y ago
Yes, there are things allowed in certified organic agriculture that are poisonous and harmful. That’s a whole separate discussion. I could go on forever about the organic program here in the US, and the standards board being a small group o
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by chabes 8y ago
Organic farmers don’t use organophosphates There is a big difference between organic and conventional pesticides.
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by chabes 8y ago
Herbicides are technically a class of pesticides
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by chabes 8y ago
Herbicides are pesticides. You’re probably thinking of insecticides..
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by chabes 8y ago
Organic farmers don’t use them
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by chabes 8y ago
This might be an unpopular opinion, but I think it’s great that processed food manufacturers are trying to replace synthetic ingredients with actual food. I don’t see a problem here.
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by chabes 8y ago
> I simply can't risk getting counterfeit safety-critical goods. That’s a good call. I usually buy direct from someone like Black Diamond when it comes to things like that. Also, like with most industries , it helps to have a friend
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by chabes 8y ago
Hopefully it's being designed with consideration for earthquakes, which are inevitable in the region
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by chabes 8y ago
There's a few MQ sensors[1] that would probably work well for something like this. Sensors like the MQ-3[2] are sensitive to alcohol, which could be used to help minimize hooching[3]. There's a great blog post[4] about using MQ se
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by chabes 8y ago
Some discussion from the author's twitter post: https://twitter.com/spudowiar/status/1005551128233299968

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