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I have a YouTube channel that I post about my 5 year old permaculture garden on .75 acre in Zone 6b Eastern Connecticut. I also have a mastodon were I post images, updates, and things what work or don't work for my context. https:&#x
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raw oil is very toxic, better to leave it where it's already contained. refined oil has a TTL or expiration date.
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I'm continuing work on my backyard food forest, great exercise, food for my family, beautiful to look at and be in, and safe for physical distancing. I'm also working on "MakePostSell" a shop platform for selling digital
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Show HN: Russell Reads Hacker News
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In 2011 I launched my bootstrapped startup "LinkPeek" ( https://linkpeek.com ) and I used the error code 402 when a customer's account was delinquent. HTTPPaymentRequired https://docs.pylonsproject.org&#
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So are you using the phone as a "hot spot" for the machine plugged into the 65 inch TV?
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A product could already have the engineering bits in place but without a landing page calling out that very feature or usecase, sending traffic to a mismatched page is a diservice. People click an ad to learn more, if they are presented wit
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I work remotely for the past 6 years and will likely never have an office job again. I live in my home town and have worked for start ups in Santa Monica, San Francisco, Boston, and New York. I live in Eastern Connecticut, which is the side
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Yes you can properly compost human manure, to make it safe... But the process is more complicated and involves processes which cannot be skipped. I would rather do less work and be safer. This means I simply don't use human manure on m
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Great question! It's not safe to grow veggies and grains with human manures. For safety, the human manure should be used as an input feedstock for growing and expanding forest. Then we use the forest's outputs as feed stock for gr
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Both my main servers at my house use ZFS, neither use Linux on bare metal. FreeNAS (multiple ZFS mirrors) and SmartOS running a ZFS mirror.
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I want to take on this journey at some point, I live in a very different climate to him so I decided not to watch his series because it really won't be beneficial to me and my progress (unless I move to Florida). I live in Connecticut,
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The traditional vegetable garden is slightly more human work than a lawn, but the perennial food garden is significantly less work than a lawn (for example apple trees with mulch, requires only harvest in the fall and pruning during winter)
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Dandelions are food. Try picking all the yellow flowers and steep them for 10-20 minutes in a French press. This is the easiest way to prevent them from multiplying while not wasting them. Dandelions are pioneer species, they out complete g
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You should at least brew the dandilion flowers into a tea using a French press. Super tasty and very nutritional. Upvoted to try to fix the balance of downvotes.
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Follow me on Mastodon for real-time ideas, strategies, processes: https://social.unturf.com/@russell I'll link to long form posts from there, planning a few soon. Here are a couple basic posts to show examples of whats
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I'm covering half my lawn with leaves, woodchips, and hugelkulture. I also have many editable perennials like strawberries and raspberries taking over a large portion of my old hillside lawn. I'm building systems which hold and se
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I'm curious how all the permaculture farms and homesteads are faring. Are these alternative landscapes surviving or maybe thriving dispite the droughts and fires? Could the country promote or even mandate permaculture style landworks?
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I think Google is the original inventor of link previews. It used to have them in the SERP pages if you clicked the magnifying glass. I think it was called "instant previews". I actually created and launched an API on hacker news
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Ouch, I need to follow this advise I think. 3 children ages 2, 8, and 11.
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Please don't downvote, I'm simply linking to another resource which I have been watching lately to try to wrap my head around what quantitative easing is, and why we are currently in QE4. https://www.youtube.com/wa
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If you run a NAS at home, you should also setup syncthing. It's replaces Google drive for your phone's camera, seemlessly.
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You smell humidified latex and vinyl. You see a canopy flowing as-far-as-your-eye-can-see over a vast red desert oasis. The oasis sprawls out to form lakes, ponds, and streams and slowly terraforms the landscape. An autmosphere grows using
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You captured my thoughts perfectly.
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Thank you for this comment.
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Imagine if google said tomorrow that email is dead and that they are closing down Gmail... This is basically what google did to RSS. They promoted it, adopted it. Google made it impossible for existing solutions or upstarts to compete with
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I host various things at my house even though my ISP prohibits it... We lost that battle a long time ago too.
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They can have my last two Legos, these blocks are no longer useful to me. They already have most of the blocks under their control anyways.
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I think I give up on the Internet that we know today. I'm too tired to fight anymore. Monopoly ISPs with data caps, DNS rent seeking, the walled gardens, the internet of shit where I cannot walk down my street without getting recorded
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The best boom boxen on the market right now is sold by tool manufacturers. Image search Hitachi Radio or DeWalt Radio. My plumber had the DeWalt and it boomed. Ran off the same chargeable batteries as his drill, and other tools.
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