foxhop

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   by foxhop 6y ago

   I'm with you. Plant some trees, no need to prove it. Look into fast growing trees for your agricultural zone. Look into pruning techniques like pollarding to keep trees small. Use pruned dried material to make charcoal (has many uses i
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   by foxhop 6y ago

   Fiercely put. I love it!
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   by foxhop 6y ago

   Remarkbox does this with the default profile avatar, just-in-time dynamically rendered and inlined SVGs. I've considered storing each default SVG into the user table and then inlining in the HTML but decided to wait on that optimizatio
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   by foxhop 6y ago

   Thank you, that is encouraging to hear. If there is anything specific you want to see more of please let me know.
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   by foxhop 6y ago

   I didn't inoculate so I have no clue what species I'm working with. I hope to grow edibles like oyster mushrooms next year.
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   by foxhop 6y ago

   Perfect response.
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   by foxhop 6y ago

   Depends on how much work you want to do, but please research the difference between hot and cold compost, you may use either process for leaves, ideally you will want at least 1 meter cubed. For hot compost you will need a feedstock of nitr
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   by foxhop 6y ago

   Hey Tor, I miss you mate! Yup damp and dark, so with the trench method the top is sunny but most of the growing medium (in this case chips) are in the dark since it's underground. Hope things are going well with you!
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   by foxhop 6y ago

   Deadman switch activated. Let's just say Google doesn't delete your data they just orphan your access to the data with the assumption that you have abandoned the account, this is the great culling. All the people who have died the
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Keep up the great work! That said leaf blowers are so loud (make sure everyone around has hearing protection) Have you considered using a rake to make piles on a tarp? The tarp is then dragged to your desired composting location and emptied
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Great question. The difference is huge, for starters this method uses a slow, cold, and mostly anaerobic environment, the conditions mycelium enjoy. Trying to use a hot compost methods would require epic amounts of nitrogen feedstock for th
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    I use fungi mycelium to convert woodchips into soil for food production, I document the process here: https://youtu.be/u4w9ir45Ebw 4 minute video, no capital investment, and no infra required. Truely an amazing and under a
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Yup, I think it would.
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    What if the blind mount works 99.9% of the time? I knew what I was doing was risky but well with in my tolerance for pain. Now that we have a strong consistency my code is fixed. That's pretty impressive.
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Yup me too! Checkout this state_doc Interface I wrote in Python for building a state machine where the state is stored in S3. I never bothered to solve for the edge case of inconsistent reads because my little state machine only ever measur
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Salesforce is tied into everything too. I bet this works out great. Wish I didn't sell most of my shares at $25...
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    WeeChat On-Boot in a Tmux Session(russell.ballestrini.net)

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    by foxhop 6y ago

    I've put a lot of thought into the problem with current social media and the evils of the attention economy. The feed view is the problem, I would much prefer pintrest style view where each person I follow will have a card with there l
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Wow, the fire was about 5 minutes from me. The single family style house which caught fire was recently purchased by a former Zappos employee about 3 months prior. Tony was the only fatality, Fire fighters extracted him from the basement.
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Any monocrop or one sufficiently subsidized is my guess. I grow a lot of food for myself and my family on less than an acre using hand tools. I don't focus on single crop because that would yeild a feast-or-famon phenomenon. Grow what
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    The workplace has become hostile against certain thought and has fully adopted another. You will get fired for speaking against the entrenched thought. This is exactly what was said in the above comment. If I said leave your politics and re
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Thank you very much!
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Thanks, I think I'll do a combination of this with a fallback to downloadable MP4 and inline video tags for clients without Javascript. You say to convert to HLS/Dash, does hls.js support both? Pros cons of one other the other? Ma
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    I don't know but I also use linode so that is an option if you find out.
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Tried it a few years back and last week, both times my video loads and then stops buffering after like 10 seconds. I'm likely doing something wrong but, do I need a dedicated server to seed my content? Otherwise it seems busted.
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    I've done this before for a single video, was wondering if there was a better approach but this is likely what I will do, at a minimum for clients without Javascript.
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Thanks mate, I'll check this out, I also use IRC so that's always the most fun way to reach out.
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    yup. see my comment in this thread. I need to find a new home, likely self-hosted.
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    They are not charging me for storage, they are putting ads on my videos with no way to opt-out. Ads of the like that I have _NO_ desire to be affiliated with, ads for pollutants like "weed killers" and "insecticides". I
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    by foxhop 6y ago

    Naw, PeerTube is clunky and I don't think I need the network effect. I want to host videos (for download or streaming) like I host static web pages.