foxhop

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by foxhop 9y ago
I could if more people did it instead of loading branches and logs onto trucks and going into the waste stream they can be used on the same property, sunk into the ground and left for 20-30 years. It requires changing how people deal with o
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by foxhop 9y ago
I actually felt this way about my Asus Android Nexus 7 2013 - I didn't use it daily or even monthly, just enough to remember it. It largely collected dust and now it longer gets updates. I rooted it a few days ago and also installed li
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by foxhop 9y ago
I cannot wait for my fruit trees to rain a glut onto me. On a serious note, I planted my apple trees close together hoping to stunt their growth and create more of a hedge then an orchard. "harvesting potential is not without effort&qu
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by foxhop 9y ago
It sequesters it for 10-30 years and then the plants and trees that are grown on or near it further sequesters CO2 and carbon. I think of composition as a "slow burn" (merging back with air). Also creating bio-char is a pain in th
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by foxhop 9y ago
So much managed tech for something nature already solved for us passively. I think if we just changed where and how some of our basic input and outputs go we could solve this without any tech. https://halfhillfarm.com/2017&#
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by foxhop 9y ago
cool! I'm stuck on level 28... update: solved it
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by foxhop 9y ago
Each time the page is updated, the TXT record would need to be modified with the latest IPNS hash?
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by foxhop 9y ago
Now I'm even more confused. I suppose I'll watch a talk on youtube or something. Edit: currently watching this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA2rHlbB5i0 (10 minutes)
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by foxhop 9y ago
What if I wanted to always link to the latest, like from my normal HTTPS powered web site? Is there a way to link to the head so that it always references the latest version?
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by foxhop 9y ago
> Powered by D StatusPage on IPFS The URI on the footer of the status page points to here: https://www.statuspage.co - but it doesn't appear to load, is this an artifact from development?
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by foxhop 9y ago
I'm brand new to the IPFS concept, this looks really cool! I was surprised to see that the page served via IPFS supports HTTPS, do you happen to know how the secret key is securely shared among nodes in the decentralized environment?
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by foxhop 9y ago
I run my own outbound mail server for my infra. I couldn't justify paying a 3rd party just to make my mail more deliverable. I understand the cat/mouse game of spam but that should not prevent the rest of the world from running th
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by foxhop 9y ago
OMG this is what the sharing economy is about, way to go Waze! I can't wait to try this!
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by foxhop 9y ago
Here you are, I think this is what you mean: https://www.remarkbox.com/minimal-demo.html
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by foxhop 9y ago
Thank you for the suggestion. Do you mean like the demo on the bottom of the homepage, or something else?
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by foxhop 9y ago
Thank you for the kind words, it really means a lot! One of my long term goals with Remarkbox is to be more then just a "comment system". I want the Remarkbox brand to act like part of the customer's team. I want to help find
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by foxhop 9y ago
Hi ryannevius, I list some of the reasons to switch here: https://www.remarkbox.com/finally-a-disqus-alternative.html
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by foxhop 9y ago
Agreed. I do this too, once in a while I actually do find a topic both want to explore.
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by foxhop 9y ago
Completely free? Like no social responsibilities (like caring for my family of 5?) I would likely spend it trying to teach my kids as much as I can through play, experimentation, discussion, and research. The problem is, we would likely hav
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by foxhop 9y ago
I had an over weight friend in highschool who could run really fast. He did this by basically by making his top half fall forward which caused his legs to move quickly to keep him from landing on his face. I think this is a similar phenomen
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by foxhop 9y ago
This is an incredible read, very thought invoking. I've never replaced stairs but I have learned enough of the "details" by repairing them (or being aware of them) to know it's a really hard to get right. A single 1&#x2F
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by foxhop 9y ago
What are you using for the "word carousel" animations?
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by foxhop 9y ago
TL;DR keep the 2nd life of your old clothes local to increase their chance of reuse and value.
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by foxhop 9y ago
We try to keep our old clothing local. We donate our children's clothes to friends (even if 30% is used by them its worth it). Also children grow so fast! If we decide to discard them ourselves we do the following, in order. * we each
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by foxhop 9y ago
> There’s a way in which you could say that Emacs is a place whereas vi is a tool. This really resonates with me, and I have to say I agree. I try to treat my browser as a tool, it holds state only for as long as it's open. I preten
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by foxhop 9y ago
Yes, and some animals "think" in even more remarkable ways then humans, for instance the octopus can "think" and "see" with each of it's arms. We fundamentally cannot comprehend how to think or see with ou
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by foxhop 9y ago
I really like Black Mirror. Not to distract from your point, but I feel like the writers need to broaden their dystopian topics to other forms of tech. They also miss the "punch line" on many of their episodes, they line things up
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by foxhop 9y ago
This is a great article. > "The difference in mind between man and the higher animals, great as it is, certainly is one of degree and not of kind." I think deep down we all inherently know this. This is largely why I try my bes
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by foxhop 9y ago
Awesome! Thanks for this!
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by foxhop 9y ago
I never said it does. Buying new hardware today does not protect you from Spectre/Meltdown either, the new hardware shipping for the next year at least (and the stuff currently on the shelf) does not protect you. I suggested delaying a

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