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  • If you didn't explicitly open the SSH port during the install, you are okay.

  • What thing do you love that you can never get anyone else to check out?
  • Star Trek. Every friend I have only knows about Star Wars.

  • Spotify Aero mockup
  • This looks slick

  • Do you have any funny names for your network gear?
  • It hurts when IP Courtesy of my networking instructor

  • Linkwarden - An open-source collaborative bookmark manager to collect, organize and preserve webpages
  • Do you have any particular way of organizing the links themselves? I've moved to hosting all my bookmarks in Obsidian as well and am curious as to how others go about it

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    How To Make Clay At Home (It's Just Dirt)

    Video notes

    Clay is just dirt. Clay can be found in the cracked soil texture or on tire tread tracks.

    If the harvested clay is gritty (full of rocks and other impurities) it can be filtered through a regular strainer screen after adding water. After settling for an hour, decant and move into cloth and let dry.

    Good clay can be dry processed by just gently pound into powder.

    Levigation is continuous decanting after adding water until left with good clay. The resulting good clay can then be left to dry in a trough, for example.

    All clay shrinks when it dries, so it needs temper added, which is non plastic material practically: crushed up pottery (clay after firing), volcanic ash or just sand, most common. A good mix is around 20% temper.

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    Lookout at neuschwanstein castle
  • The contrast in the sky looks heavenly

  • Appropedia, the sustainability wiki
  • Thank you for the follow-up info!

    My land is fortunately blessed with a multitude of potable water springs which (in the distant future) I hope to turn into a full hydroenergy solution. In the following weeks I will finally have time to travel to my homestead and do some real work. I first need a hut!

  • Low Tech @lemmy.world eduardm @lemmy.world
    Survival guides

    A bunch of handy survival guides I found online. Some are not necessarily related to living off the grid, but useful nonetheless.

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    Low Tech @lemmy.world eduardm @lemmy.world
    Appropedia, the sustainability wiki
    www.appropedia.org Welcome to Appropedia

    Welcome to Appropedia, the sustainability wiki! We help build rich and sustainable lives by sharing knowledge, experiences, ideas and more.

    Welcome to Appropedia

    A useful resource for living OffTheGrid. I especially like the greywater section which I hope to implement in my homestead.

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    Low Tech @lemmy.world eduardm @lemmy.world
    Old brick house in ASTRA Museum, Sibiu, Romania
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    Ham Radio @lemmy.ml eduardm @lemmy.world
    A good place to get started?

    Hello everyone.

    I recently learned on this very community about SOTA and immediately fell in love with the concept because it combined my two favorite things: hiking and technology/radio. Problem is, I don't actuatlly have any formal knowledge or qualification, but I would very much like to start learning.

    I don't know the exact laws about ham radio in my country (Romania) but I will look them up if that helps.

    Thank you in advance for anything.

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    How is a company like Reddit “not profitable” yet?
  • This is the simple, plain truth right here. There is no other way to "fix" the internet now. It's all infected with freemium and shitty subscription based services.

  • iPhone 5G standalone and reliability in the countryside?
  • I believe for iPhones you can turn off 5G in settings, as OP stated they did, but that would negate the whole advantage. Even so, isn't 4G (or even 3G) more battery friendly?

  • Introductions! Introduce yourself, your OC, your pet, or whatever!
  • It's time to create those communities! Be the change you want to see!

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  • Whatever you do, DON'T visit fecalfunny.com

  • Is there a food that is cheap, delicious and healthy at the same time?
  • Well, something being delicious is subjective, but if we assume a "general acceptance" of most delicious foods, potatoes could fit easily. They can be cooked in all kinds of ways, are very nutritious and, again, pretty much everyone says they're delicious.

  • I just bought the Kazotsky kick taunt.
  • Taunts can have unusual? Wow, didn't even know that

  • I finally finished this bridge!
  • Nice work! Contemplation bridge? (from The Long Dark)

  • I just bought the Kazotsky kick taunt.

    I feel so good. I can dance whenever I want to now. I can cheer up my team in a split second. I can kick off a massive dance party on 2fort (and other maps) whenever I just press G and 1. Amazing

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    What niche phone features would appeal to you?
  • An OEM FM/AM transmitter. I would love to be able to playback music directly to any old ass car. Or even use it as a very short range walkie talkie with the right program.

  • YSK: Installing a bidet attachment to your toilet is super easy and probably cleaner than using toilet paper.
  • I never thought I'd see someone planning their toilet upgrade plan

  • Why do you personally prefer using an Android phone?
  • Exactly. Also, custom kernels, rooting, optimizing battery life by underclocking, disabling wakeups, and a helalalot more