foxhop

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   by foxhop 7y ago

   I love when I tell people that I garden and they say things like "that's a nice hobby". Growing your own food is not a hobby, you are literally participating in the economy. It is great exercise and really helps you understan
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   by foxhop 7y ago

   Sorta related, I wrote a scrabble solver a few years back (includes sourcecode in python) https://words.gumyum.com/
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   by foxhop 7y ago

   It's a myth in the USA. Ugly food doesn't make it to the store, it becomes something else which has a longer shelf life. Food past it's prime goes into the dumpster, without any chance of a discount or price reduction. Source
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   by foxhop 7y ago

   I use Firefox on my smart phone since quantum. It's worth a try, I don't even remember the differences, feels like a drop in replacement.
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   by foxhop 7y ago

   Every door of knowledge I "crack" yields twenty more locked doors.
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   by foxhop 7y ago

   I work remote and at least a few times a month I make it a point to work out of my small towns public library. It's so cool! when I do pomodoros and take a 5 minute break, I walk the stacks and find so many books I want to read!
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   by foxhop 7y ago

   That sucks really badly... Sad customer here.
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   by foxhop 7y ago

   Yup, and we are still violently blowing up a controlled bomb to exit the earths gravity.
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   by foxhop 7y ago

   Interesting, it seems we are in the midst of famine conditions if it doesn't stop raining on the USA and droughting in Australia. It seems every part of the planet right now is having trouble with it's food supply. One theory I wa
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    by foxhop 7y ago

    Same stock typically means same root stock, which is how people propagate and bamboo naturally clones itself.
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    by foxhop 7y ago

    I like the crank idea only if it also charges the battery as you play.
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    by foxhop 7y ago

    How different would a small LTL weapon be to lets say a 5G antenna?
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    by foxhop 7y ago

    I pee in a sealed orange juice jug. It takes me about 3-4 days to fill it, at which point I take it with me during my morning garden walk about and pour it on top of my compost pile. The resource is too valuable to piss away.
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    by foxhop 7y ago

    I thought this was intentional when I stumbled on it a month ago.
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    by foxhop 7y ago

    It was / is an community of people who formed around a book called 1337 h4x0r h4ndb00k by tapeworm. ICV was the name of the forum for the book, now defunct (icodeviruses.com) https://www.amazon.com/1337-h4x0r-h4ndb00k-t
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    by foxhop 7y ago

    Hey alcari! I know you from ICV - we used to hang out online on the forums and IRC. Nice work on this project, I'm looking forward to diving into the codebase!
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    My gripe really isn't with SaaS. My gripe is less about "app" software. My gripe is with printers, scanners, smart phones, IoT devices, TVs, Cricuts, which only work by sending all your data into the cloud... If you can send
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    CT Green Bank sells $38.6M in monetized solar home renewable energy credits(ctgreenbank.com)

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    by foxhop 8y ago

    Yes I want at least 30% of the population on Earth to farm their own food. I want the food system to become localized which will prevent a crisis which makes people starve and stops "food islands" where people in certain locations
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    It's an agriculture practice which mimics natural forest for food production.
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    Yup. Now look at the rock walls of New England which snake up hillsides and mountains. A crazy amount of energy was needed.
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    My goal is to extract as much money as I can out of the tech industry, without compromising on my values. While I'm doing that I'm trying to build up a small food forest which will help me avoid the pyramid altogether. My only hop
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    Right now load times are linearly related to the amount of comments. I have some ideas in the works to make this better, especially when a page hits like a thousand comments.
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    Only $50/mo - I'm not the greatest marketer
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    I typo'd the uri... sorry about that. Please try again.
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    Remarkbox ( https://www.remarkbox.com ) +$50/mo
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    You don't write about spreadsheets, but if we look at the library or the internet we can see that at least one person writes about spreadsheets. There is not one piece of written evidence that the colonists created all the walls. There
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    It's not just the humus, an aged forest also has at least 7 layers of carbon sequestration. https://geographyiseasy.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/layers-i...
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    Most of the literature attributes the walls to early settlers and colonists. The vast amount of walls especially in places that were never settled makes this hypothesis wrong and outright misleading. Some walls were created by colonists but
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    by foxhop 8y ago

    Additionally the Native Americans never laid claim to making any of the rock walls in this region. Search up liDAR and New England. The region is still being scanned but each time they scan more and more walls are illuminated. https:/