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So, a couple things, 1) holy crap there is a print reddit! which is awesome. and 2) When will designers learn the difference between BLEED and blowing a picture up?! I work in prepress and I tell the customers who bring stuff in at least once a week " I NEED BLEED ON IT!" I mean really you like text don't you? you enjoy getting your point across in printed media? Then stop trying to make the cutters chop the shit off the edges!!! that is all /rant | r/print | post | r/print | 2010-04-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfUkpMRGx3aEVGcUVWSXRJV2lFSll6clU5SG42ZUpiOWpzcDFJV01uY0Y1a1ltVW80b3pWOHRlOWptRVkxb0NLYVB3Y0k1NGl1SUJvYS1BRXpLcjAweWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2V19hVXd0UE9uRFlkTk43SmRSN0ZrcGxjUVVWZEhPdHNMOEtWemJjSkNReHJkaFNVcmxyV01IUHczdWtpVFBQdDc3YVl2Tzg0NTVOSVhDLTBldlI2aHM2b1cxNmFkVVpLTFFhZ1JNNWVBbUkxeEo5UmNXMVF0c3pkdVc4dlBKSHVGVm5OMXcwZFFhVnhXbDNnbnhkUkpFUnpMUGVkVElSMmRrdmVKNVJ1VFNvPQ== |
I have a test upcoming on Thursday and know very little about how to pascal.
Would anybody care to help?
It shouldn't be hard.. | r/pascal | post | r/pascal | 2010-06-08 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfMGN3azRrWmJ4LThVNmc2cVZta29QWlctQ2F5Q0Q1UlU1MVBXeVgxekxqOEQ2Ykw5SkdtN0hDTmxMRDc3blhkQjhrcDVBTEE5UUFaTkUyeWpsc2NxdkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2bm13Ty1zVWJNUXBNd0g4Vi1ZTU1TS2liUGJFUUhkakpXNDc5WDZoRms2YnEwZG1TNnJUZWFqVzRLc0MxYnNXTnNXb2lTMmFlQzJ4VWJ2RTUydWVFZkVrSkdFVHN1cDF1STFPSkR2Yi1EVjlHcU0wWGF0Y1R5N21WeGxFS0hqYmtZWDh3YXBFM1BtRTZncEJtY0lseXpRVzNBMEFuSjdSRnRMQmczcE1Ud09VPQ== |
I ask this cause I would like to start taking apart my inkjet hp printer in hopes to better understand it an tinker around with the stuff, Im a graphic communcations major. I was wondering if it was possible to get rid of the lame ass hp os on there and if there was a already made printer os that could be isntalled. If this is possible, how do you go about doing it? | r/print | post | r/print | 2010-08-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfMkN1dVZmN2Q1U2hjQjhtRnZPOHdTUmc3eUNoVWdFTG0zbnBKLUd5aVg0Sk5uV0E0VUtiY2FveXNrTDhHM3MwdXZ0c09CeE1VTzkzZ20tUkNaOXBYVVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2R3VEZjVwVnBfVXZGQmp3MkVGVW4yc2Z1bzZDMi1tTlFGWDA1TlpOS2lRbVhCRVBuR1gxOGR4emNrYXdBS2ZkS1NicGFIbTJCQ3Q0SEt0b0lWeDRjQmtseTlnNlN5SjJTQlJESXpLU0xRM0VlVVo1dDlBaDNxTlVRV25nQnpTNFU4VlFlcHVSUi1ieHZnaXdTSVgyajZOM0NoNmdkaW9lUWRjNThIaFViSVhJOWp1MGRlbmUyMVZfaUdsM0hiR054 |
That was absolutely amazing. That guy really knew what he was doing. I don't know enough about computers, fish, or plants to pull off any of that. If it all comes down I want to be near this guy. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-10-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfMkJwNkpSRWdKdlRnUmdjY2FYcDB4NXc3MW5Gb3JmOFRXTGF2MUxQQXAwOXJUQTJZYmd2TkVvWDI5TDA0dk4ySVJZRTVHZ2k1X1VuV2RoWHlTNnhXdFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Zjhsa1RKRWVmV0xEYkpkdEZUQkx2a1o1c3RJSzRpaGw1Sk5XSTd0VVg3YzRJbmVmTHB5WkhMWG03Z0VVbW8zVmlMWXZKc1liT0ZzaHZycGp2RWV3eEtVY21fMHdfZy1RaW1jNFBwYVRNQkl2OE9JaS1yV3FtbFpXWkFmRW9OT1haMm52X0xOOVZ5WFgySU5veUF6elJwckFXRGpOaml5emR5Yk9TVE0zSzNXN2dxRUhRQUpfNGxWV3VKeFRjUzMyOGZ1UTZ5TXM5Zm5wZ1ktcHVTMWRlQT09 |
This is all wrong. Economic rent is the main cause of poverty by far. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-11-11 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfQ3ZqZ0RXZjlZWlFHbk9YSGRFUGNfZmprZ0NILVBmSWJoenFKQmpOSHpLZUtqb3NzcG9HMGZTMTBIZGoxMHYwUml6eHhXUUhNYWZaXzlVamtuNmRiSFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2c2VxWm1WaU5SUERjNDJtbDk2dTNCTDhQVHhxOUpMNUtCNW5qd1ZMeGNXX1o0WUgxRU5QczQtdl9WMzRad1BnajhKbWhyblBrNjM0QjJLaDFwRVQwMEtMeGhKd0d4Nzhkd1hGYUJMMnFpcmpHZmJCbGxxR0I2T0dYdzlqSUZWSHBzZkVGdkFsVUF4QXo3dlNCNGtxUHRjakZrbGdQc0NhY0UzRmlabzRqdVEweEVGMDhzOXRRZ2dOeGFBWmhHZ0dhT0dvZnRXME9SaW9MMFNFV0huWDEzWXNMMThXc3RfWFVDb2thSzZ0dFNLOD0= |
might want to crosspost this to r/aquaponics/ | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfMFowUEdpN0VKUjM1SFYxYmJVZGRYOHRoYk9VbDRONzBLQW00cWhxRDFCY25QN0p2c0hRc3NheXlxdl96UHZON2IyYUlzU201aDVWVzBneWNYbnNvTlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2eVZhcGxud2htMTJCMmVvVk5iYVJJWTI5cF9ENDN4UTN4MmRoeGhxV1d0MXRaWDl2OEk4Q080YWpYNmJqT2VzWVktT2NxOW4tMVVTTWF4YlJueG8wUHh3X3dlNXFjN2NuN3RiMTRUd3Z5OGc0bE5XU0c4YURUcDB6N2NORUE3N2VLVlN6XzJJSmlIMGVvOGJyWHZ0aEI4bU1HQXZJZHFHc1VRU0V3N2JCZ2U5aWJnQ1hnS1N4VHB2VWdCMk11ODBhbFpNSmtSUDNoSEs3YVRkU2p2bFgxZz09 |
Anyone ever thought of joining up a bakers and a beer brewers? Great bit of industiral ecology I feel....one needs heat the other makes it. Both use the same stocks (basicly) and we all love fresh bread and good local beer. Well it could be only me. Please send funding..... | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfOG9wNlY1OEh4Qml2V1ZIYmU2Sk5MdUV3Z3JCeFFmRmpyay1OZEhpYWs2WUVMS3NCeFBtM0ZrRVd4ZGRDUW05dkdUQzRDYS1rZ1N3aVdCNnd5R3FrTFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2aFV0ckhTek4tSHZPQmprdEpkS1JqcVpXVUZBejhqTW4zUWtlamY3QkZIX1FPZDdIVXRNdlc4OVVQNUVISmYydGhvbWJ3REVIWE9mM2FNLTBweW9KRy1MR3hsTzVFYy10MU9EcnZnQm4tSDFDSnhmSWVyOUhFOFBSOWxUWkliaURIVlB5eUdKQ2VVRkplMEt3eVp6MTN2a01oUVBSYzM2T2JpVzlEUlpFREZueFVXZ1BzTlF0MjN3VDFPRy02dW9yNi1jMS1YbVFlS3JubW8wNkJmNzRwV3gtZVZQM3ViaFQ0a3RZRkFuYTFGRT0= |
We have most of the technological ability to do what we need to. But we have not the mind and political will to make it all happen. Its very much a people problem. Action is understanding as some have said. Without people it will never happen, without understanding it will never become real | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfV2JpekNESW80LXpES2tMa21FYU02N0cyYjhSV1R1N2pSZ0NnQTllNXlMUWtpTHV4RGgxd190NmwtcEF1SWswb3p6MWtaZnFvamkxVlpzU0ZjQ0RoRXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2VW9UVWV2clg4UDNsRnRJaUM3amt6TGVrSC1rYmRCTHkyUGtud0NVOHE2Z3VOMWlIbTVWLUttVUlQRTVIeFV0OFZMYnpFNjd3ZmRBYU5lUXJuazFZZVpTdUpZRzBPclZZeTE1S1loalp3NUFCcU1xb0xWQVdFRjUxNFRVOXA5ckpLN2N3MGxNaXZtMjU5OHNnNDEwQ1poNS0yaU1iTXRTWERIcm1RNDl1eVZsb040OTJfOExfSkZnUDhCNWx4ZzVMLTBhMVVqeWNHU1BMZWViYXc4RjR0ZFRvOU5SSEh1V0g2cmY2ZGNncmZ1ND0= |
What's up KBit!! Anybody in here done the 10k swing challenge? I started on Sunday with my 16kg bell. | r/kettlebells | post | r/kettlebells | 2010-11-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfZkRERGZoMnNwOFB2RktPN1BrRHdremctVHVRTTdocFhqenB2VUNlQ2R0aEExWjlYd05JOUZOSDduRDRYNE13YmpJMFgtVHg1M1N0NHRZVU9kdzZ0T3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2c3ZKOUdSLU82R1RlSHhudzhSYllwNnJldy1VRlZIOVRzRVFKaFBDQjB4YU5DZnNEU3BKRkliV29OVTBzbkJ3T0VwaGVlcHVjcnkzZHhMWWZtRHFQUVVSdWxMRThkc216UEZ3QjM1YjdqQWo2bVB0YzRMV1B1VW1SOFNHbWs3RWJKNENHSE1vNFNrTjRmbTZEM0VEQXdIUnRhaXhNQzdReU8yb0NBeFpTcy1qcm95blE3dTduSjRUeWZaYUdXSVI1 |
Fantastic idea, best of luck!
Have you checked out the Open Source Ecology project? They could be very very helpful to your cause.
http://openecology.org/ | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-12-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfcmVVUWQ3dktyTGlMSGVqMXV2QUtCaWg0QnVNR0FzRGFMXzR2TEN5OVFRUEY0aUQ3TjRKZHliSWZNb01iTFdvZU9jUXRtOW94bXNtQ2Q0Vms3LWlIcnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2S0syTko1dFFGNUhHeDFjY1JtMVo5Nllmd0RTQVZ0REFqT21hUFFaS3JjYTNISWppTW5SQWdvbzNRQ3Ezd0hodjlzRl92UlVVUFBLR2RQUEJtMVZkQ3Y4UGVoeV9DdXFjTmZDRDU4clhqbUl6aDJ0cVVoRnYybjMyYUFVMWRINGMxSU9SUlU5RkNyUkUxaVVOWFByOGIzUGVsZ1lINzFDQ1I5Vzg5VGNSVUwwX3B6TkNnQThaV2I3VmdwWUJfSThySHk3cThpLXpSem5ZVTlEVmZOcXZORlZ0TENfWGRuMk1KTzZiM0JVVzVvMD0= |
No and thank you very much for the link. Checking it out now.. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-12-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfTGo1eDJJei1BQlB3YnVFUEREdlA3MC1mRVJHamtsdG9FV2ZxTXZyclBxTnVud3RTbVBUVnNNWkRLR0FxZTBpQVBkZTRPUWJtNVFOaVQ1Q0JrdS0tZ3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2SDVGbkswNm9qeW5ZYkpybnRQVk5UOGhvZkZKQmF1NXFCcGZjMnZIUzV6Z3R1dDF5d0ZJMllZUmw4M0REMmt4T0VHUDJZX1FuNm5BOE5hWlh2czZFVkJfOG5OaldHbHROcHVnRk1rMlYtOU5ZYWVobXlMNFgzMFhGZ3pUR09pTmlvMFlOVjdhcHI2VGRPZ1JUdzdMclYxTFNZYW0tVUpuZlN5RjQ5Mm9VbDdZY291dm54X2czam5TbmU2OHF6OUo2MzY2OENEVzQ3UVp4aWJmRmk0Z290SVdZU1ZEM2tBeW9nM3lwZDhQNHgxQT0= |
Also be sure to check out http://www.reddit.com/r/OceanFalls for a similar project in beautiful British Columbia! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-12-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfdVVablpvNF90WXFjMWVTbUpsX2tqOGx6VkZuVm56V05vdFp0eUxQeTV0Mm9XZDdhVW5oYjBZZkJoUlo1SnJrVHBkRGhaVVBheEdVUUtHajR2di1Zanc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2UWNsNWxTczJxLTdoWUQ5dmRzZEVJMVVRb1VCQWVzQS1mU0Q5SmpGbkRfSTEtaVBkTmZ5STJjZ1Radjg0RDJXZFQ2aUJPN1RpMDhkb181UTFGOVNWc0ZRR01wOWJmdmRES2ZudHhIS1ZxckdKeHlSV2U4T0xBTnh1Mzc2aTBwOUFXdjNuN0pPdjNzaW0yRmpDTDh1WFo0MFMtOFpxRXlyend3NkgyM2M2MUoyQktSUVZsN2dxUDMxcVdiZG8taWJnUWNIZ19Cd1JsR3VYVXRnWlZrTS03aE9EbkxuakV6T0lrNE9wN1VORWhBRT0= |
here is what is probably the original paper [pdf](http://singinst.org/upload/cognitive-biases.pdf) that the lecture is based on | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-12-08 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfTXk5djBwMmZxSzZSZDR2SW5yZXFXb2tYaXJweFI3VkRWRUVnYWRGcXNPNENPSkdqbHhRMWswYlZGT0dXeDlkN0lvMEdmR3dzV2JudmZhNk1STjZyNmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2a2hma1N5SklFa0lxNWZJcno0LUZNSVJEeDdSR3R4NHM4OGRJRDNlVlpEdkF1RzRTRnRnSWtfbWpTWkV6cTdKeTllQ2lNZTRlQjVmNDkxUjQ5ZDg5cWJWX3NzazdHZWx2S3NIUmxTVDMzSGFhNXRWcHB0MkNlT3R6ZlVnQ3p5bzhja2pRR3A0V2g4MmNUd3N2ejI0TUUwWEJQZVdVZXcwSHE0Szh3ck55cGFsaWt5a3dxVkNmRU8xUDNlM2s3VEltUVVEbldkUDY1YmNUaXlWZVFILVVKZz09 |
There are two themes I keep seeing again and again running through these short-term communities. One is that the land used is not paid for, in total, before the experiment starts. Another one is that people are so eager to get the ball rolling that they don't talk out the details to either (a) confirm compatibility or (b) recognize definite incompatibility.
I wonder if this might be worth a self.comment thread where we can post about our own experiences with failed communities. Having a repository of knowledge on what didn't work could be twice as valuable as a record of a successful long-term group. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-12-08 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfRXNrZ1RhSUE1VkJNT1VzdWN6UHd1QTQ0NEVRT0ZnaGxUMGpUNllsRERsQlNySmxxS0tlQU5WY090Y1VDQlQ0XzRKRWgtTkcySE1KWmNRVGEwaHE0TThGZk5pVTJqQ2ZQRmVZM253RTFCT0U9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2bFNWRkxnSEdDVHdVS3dnbEtFT2pGbTlHS2M2WnMzaVU3aHhDZG1wb1oxR0YwQ1d5bVNfUjExSXJReDVDY290cHRXekFSZW5xS0RBNVhtYkhtVHVlR3AtazFxc2VOWDNTd1pOZXhjbVM1V3lFZEF5UkRhWXd2cENaQkJZdjh3MnhyQ3VuNTlMdEpQYk1wMXA4Q1RtRDJVbGpoekZrb0pEQVpRb0VFVC10S2R0WGFuNmd2OHhqTy02N2liMGNxTVAtaUxZZXVkNlpEN1R5dENhclI3UkdiNk1FMnFNZl9sRDlJN09zNmJzUkhqST0= |
>*I wonder if this might be worth a self.comment thread where we can post about our own experiences with failed communities.*
That would not only be extremely interesting, but surely helpful as well.
Louisa May Alcott wrote a firsthand account of her and her family's experience of living at Fruitland: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcendental_Wild_Oats
After reading her short account, it's hard to imagine *that* person was the same one who wrote, *Little Women.* | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-12-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfbGYzdGNYMlVQYnVsWXJySTBoVE5ZTG93VWNPU0k1WXNwT1VMemd6cmtwM3RjN3doRVRFTC03T20wLTJiMnBQTFJFSkNvTXZBYi00SHQ5ME94aU5FdkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2NHBiMXJmR28xLVU1aUdnR2lfYkVzc2E3VUM5UndUaXlUQ2k0SlFoNzZwenpTeGp0aU5KcnJyalZva1BkTU1IQmNqblU1Z0VlRDdkZnllZkxtREl6d2xiQlljYkp2WFVhMWRVZF9DbWFDSmZzVDhYbHhwYnFtaU1uSWUtaVFZY0I3ZTUweG5PTFhsZWJWLWM3aTBaTTRESThTZXNBYy1WNjF3R29iVEgzVGpiRVRJai1lSVNtWUE5dkdycnhTb3pFc25LS2FqaGFBWDZWWTZHVVhtS0J3ZFJtcktwOXhpV0NfSm5GeXMza1Fsdz0= |
In the future, please link to [the single page version](http://www.alternet.org/vision/149329/vision:_modern_utopians_--_revisiting_the_amazing_communes_and_alternative_societies_of_the_%2760s_and_%2770s_/?page=entire) of articles where possible. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2010-12-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfLUpsTnlkOHIyQVRPREEzTkZjTVlYSDNuMDV1QThraGVUdlY4UUtNaU8xLWVJcGQ4WUVMMVRvZ3JuUk5TN0p0aW1aSkUzS0V2Zl9uZEpwX19HakZjcWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2NmpzZmYtWkUxc2JNWEhiRDRaSklYOWQ2YzNkRkIzb1NZeWdnVUl6a1p0aFZiUHhuSGtVNGhQMmxFa3NqMHEzM2RwTDI1Y1pLdjFsTGJhZUJ1MmQ1Z1IxMkZTNUplYUQzTHE4OVVfU2F6cjFocnpQQkFTVTFPTF9zeGVQUmQ0Q0RReDdVSHNxTXV6aUVSVFh6N3hISEhGVHU3QmphSXVOOFR6SlN3dE5fQTVLb2tGSmg4R0NLZjhpVG9ZbnlFSkpGTS1sMTJ3ZkNVVl9MZUxPTzZ6V2Zwd3gyNEc4T2tVVXFRbjkybnR4R0p6ST0= |
If you do IPv6, you can use your WGS 84 coordinate coded into the lower 64 bits instead of your MAC (or, better, set your MAC to WGS84, minus altitude). E.g. 24 bit + 24 bit + 16 bit (altitude). | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-01-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfWXRpcFdQb0ZSMGlQSE94OW1mQmRobjAtZFA5cHE1VnA0cVB6b24xQzF1bG1kbUpzcDEtVTFsNmc3NUFXQlJ2cERuaXNPWnFfMGx2aFFaOE51N0dSOVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2c3kza2hacWVSTjNiTVptaHVtR2ViVnNpUGxYYm02ZHhudnpZTXUyS0VwQ0VWNjBjZWJsaDFVb2QtWWZsSG1lOUJ3cmZjcGhMeGdXdEJBOUpSdUtvQ1ltY1F5blNuMDJweExCMHpucFZibV9uOWJFSm9xUVRzdGhIa2NJTVpxRlFUOEJCUnRQYUIyeDhPMXdDTlRZcmY1RFFPWWpkOTdoQ24yc3UzWldHOGxFSk9Nd3hOdVFKVkdPSUJJUWNSS05nXzBVMnk5YmtwQXljOW4tMkhRMkVaZz09 |
Thank you for posting this here. For some reason the connective hasn't linked their front page [to their forum.](http://theconnective.net/talk/#/discussions).
Also, you will need an antenna to participate. [There's a video here that shows how to build a Wokfi](http://www.metacafe.com/watch/yt-Jht-s_i__AE/phantom_geek_intro_part2/) (an antenna made from a wok). The guys featured are not using it for a mesh :S, but you could.
| r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-01-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfSDF6b0k0SENjWDZYbkI1OHVCUUw4ckpRWUlKNkhnU0hSakp6SWVwNVE5WGdKc3RRclBzMjhfT08yUU9HcHF3cTlrNGhSRW5VdHJBWUswMjJqaFhDb3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2N3A5dGRpZUI4TFZiY2N3X2tXRjc1UVV1VnBiSVkzTzA5VUZiZEg3cmMyNXBUS3cxLXRHTFEzUmFnTkZVcWN3aEZTajFOLW9JcFFOcEJ5alFOV1p4amNpajdHOXlZVTFDZ2xhcWlJRnZ6TGhsMWZnaEhMbEpsSzhxdWl4TFo1eHk1eVhQd3FTdkZPRFVHN0pqeVFkYTN2MWhtbnBURlRYc0dPcmN5ZnlnX0pWeGNyaUMtYURmOWkwNWFnS0x2MHJRM0IzZzAyY2w5Znd1bW1RVW9VY0Y0Zz09 |
yep a high turnover rate was probably the first thing ive noticed about ic's | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-01-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfbW9ZM21HaDZ2SmxzU21YckZPTkVidDVOQzJRTGM2dVk5NnQtbnFJMFRLajNtLV90Tk1mc3Nqd2NrcUNsYWg3TVl3dl9HMk15ek1aa0lsY3FJM2lia3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2QWF0eHJxZzNXdksyQkpyUk1TYW11VGlKclV3TDJWVTFNYzlZUXZvcEVldEFkZm9qTHV1b1BUcFg2eDNlaVZMaXQtWkcyZzI2N0dZbUNEbTR4ckFpdXdkNFhxU1NTNl95Vm1JRWtvTlVoaXNJemU4RVg3VkdQSF8tS0d0UnhseTEzZjlobi1NalV1QkRfYk5fNy1iMC1mRUUzNVZ1SXdkaTV4X1FDVUFEOHJlN3ppZUJTc1FZZVdaOGJ2Mi0zLS1YRDh1R0hvSjI5Q3ctSnoxdXFucXZIV3BvSENsNnFSOXpuNm4ya1RETTZVTT0= |
Is this available outside the US? Fora.tv keeps disconnecting me before I can watch the video. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-01-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfTk8wMTVfWFBzWXp0YXVzVkFLMHAycEpOLXNaR1JkblVwM0tlZ3lrRGdPR19uTHZtWUROYklPSmNFbzlPU3ZiMUl5bnhqZUFWT0FCaTdVQkxjM3l5S0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2YVRZZktLRVJYRzNlcHhFOUNDdmFKMEtSSjdZOHJtQnZRMkctcGpXbklSdDlZcm5vdjdGSmV5OGYwcmUwbkhQdHpTbVdNbnFDekpzb2pDeFhCVVk1cEFWVGJlanppM19ZbmJFT2lVSEd0c3pNNkszVEpPU3pyZ2dZVzYtZ3VlRlRxOWpxdjNlajJySkVTVTM1aXRkdDhTVXVyclFrQVRwUEJIM3ZZQmJEd0tDcTcwVTM5d2FhcFRDc0JHSFZxUlBwRjNBZVltZHRxTnlrT3YwbnNGZzRmb1Z5b05ZU21PNHdqNnU3djVhNGpPYz0= |
Not sure, try the podcast version - http://foratv.vo.llnwd.net/o33/rss/Long_Now_Podcasts/podcast-2010-04-01-eagleman.mp3 | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-01-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfYXBTVDJrMnYyVUsta2hxakZFcGxHeEJGTi1aQS1UQmJ6Q2pxeG5hc3JEX05VZ0RQVEVtN285VC1Xb1lWWXVTU1FyOUhSSVBRRlM2eXg3YWk3QzdxRnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2RnZHS1Yxem9JU1ZIMTk0WlJZLUlocDVtbTcyb1ByR2NvajdvV1BTZVNUVHdYSDgweTF1THY1bGxxbkRQUGZlVG9ObEs3ellDeHRGOXNyUXZUTVlqZzNuSFBocFBBNFMySVJyQkhDMWpNTXc5OVBRb2pxZ2NMQ3FGdERUVDhYT21ud2pVTEg4SEtvR0d1d25wSXhwT3h0YlFKN0x3N253UG9FR01EMzlpMndJcm1EUjh1WkJKSE1wRDdrcWlmOThRcFd3LWNkSGs1dTZVamg0MHpKVlZsU1l1dFZIbHh2WkRxVjNzUVpZLWVncz0= |
the funding part was an unfunny joke! Does nobody else think this has poteintial?
| r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-02-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfQldrZ2VWSnRFYzV6RlNCTnRzSkFRbkxwUzJrVHpMZkRNWVozRkprODU2UEdqRzJ0QzFjejdDemdwZWNUck5wNjVheTI0TUVnbXpJTndrYk94R3pLd0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Ykl3b1JMMElpenRrYjNkOGJTY1YwUlJLVk5RdFZWbzRSZlozRlp0QzhQalRrakRQM0liNWJJdjJmV0xsUlJmQ0U5aTBBaGp1YjRleGlPZEkyVGRmcXQ4cG5LOHg5Um1uRmI4SUN1bUN2RWR3SUVja1RpSER5bVdkeHhhZ21uYWNDSEJOT1VNZjhiZ1RqdTBkTi1rRkR2aWd0Rnc5ZXVLWXBzWjR4R0RaTkFmTFlFbV9hY1dxN21YelR4MDRSOVh3X0NXRXZ0dTNUNS1NWEZCaGUtS01MekFXbS1fNmFaRzNiU1RCd2d5SVhTZz0= |
I am completely in awe over what this crew is doing. They've changed some of my own strategies--I wish I could be more involved in creating these tools here on my own farm. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-02-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfRjVweTRVY3lzUzFJYXhncVNCRV9jT0l3Z1FMVFhGckVKdXlfYnF1WWFFNzNKcVVDc3BpU3hYOFVPQjBOWk1abm1BY21jd3l5ZGxCM3Zwb2hmTXpiTFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2YlhKd0NYbTBHTHVhRnBBY3pKUG55Tl84dlRKTldNdFB6ZHlmSnliM2J4d1BxYTBNLTB2LWlaVUFMZGl2Q21fX0RDTU9fMUhQQ0ZqUjVyNTQ1SV9ibHlmQ3gxODJXeVFQaG1CUlBWWU43dXplOVdsM0FOVE5KVDV2LUtUdmZoaThNZHJyVFNXdWs5UEQ3V0ZjYnB0TW1SQmdFbDc0TmY1RHBkYVNHMnR1aWg5aHlmdUtwUk5aNVBKakh3S250NkZHc0FVUzJ1MmJKZ0ZhU09GYjNhZFpsZz09 |
Love it when clueless humanities people approach system design. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-02-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfLVE2elZXWFVZWWd1V1NPVXNacUtDeWg0SmVPUkFWVkF5VlRDSWwtN29yS3VYbk9Jd3dWa05rY1ZCd0lPY3FTbXhLOUtPbFZueWhBdDJvaHZLZzBnMVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2cUJvcTNseEZ2U2lfVU5xTE5qMUdQWjRvT09OZHlhYnlKSGlDWDhNeFBqaERfUnN3Q0JjRTMxb0tfXzN2a0x1RzBCSW95c3U1ajZQSmhYUGNlLVl4M0lZSzlidFFkeEtZQjJsTHlvNDQ4MjIzTWVmeEtUbTd6NXJLd2dHOU95bGJjTi1lTldTRVN3aHlZeHIyTWJOcmxYM0k4Y0h3NEpvUWN2UjVYeUxET1B4WXFxODJlTGdZVlpjR3RpV0ZaR2JnWS0tUk8teF8tTmRlaFY0QmZTSzNCZz09 |
Did you knew that a /64 of IPv6 is fully enough to encode geographical position with ~2 m resolution? This means that centralism and decentralism can co-exist.
Dual-stack powerful wireless routers, check. Long-range WiFi, check. 300 m or 40 km SFP and SFP+ for cheap switches, check.
The basic components are getting there. Airy waffle will only guarantee the technical people won't join in.
| r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-02-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfS01vTE5nYnc5d3NOLUFLa1ZEcTlRVzFnMV9kejdIMkUyZFV3Z3JmVXM1bmM2bm9udlNYX015Q1E0cmN6RzBIWUtNQXQ4S05lX1VFWDBHR29ZU21vdlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2N3hKaDFhcF9TN3oxM1ZaakxSODhZZ1VGMGVrWHdPQWc1YzhnamJ4bnQwY3FsdWRaUzFuWTlQMWdjek1CdHpQM0x6dldfMnNuaUVMMDFxT1VEOW1ERW01WlpqSGUwWkhWQ0R1c0s2RjZQZGxHTTRwNjRZc3d0NTBfY082WklmeGhzZFNBQkI0V3Y2WHNfeFE1eEN0NXN2QTJKWjdhdXV5Vk5tdHgxUFR4ZFlhVkN0WS1tWndDdDV1UmFzeTF0VlUwbC1jTjh0WXQxdTFwTy1uYThDeTktQT09 |
How much would this set up cost? | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-02-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfQUk3OXVqZ2tUZjZmUFlFalF4Z2xVYUplSGdxb0JsZEdQQUVyeFU1emVkYVpsQVdEcWsxS0MzcFRjVjc1akJScm1XVGMxM2JTUHZkLW5oYlc2dFEyWXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2ZXJ5T3E4eWthT29GemxlbkRoQ2N1bTlKczRNVU1GSl9KZzdybHlnM0xna1lkOXF2RkFYZGEzNlY5eWpiSnFLVkE3alV4U3J2UEtPOU9GYTBWM0ZBeE1QTU8zTEdxVFZHdG8tWDRzRmtqbFA2dENtZ3dPWXpOejlJRzYyU2NYenhUYzFEcmI0Tk1YQXgwWXVLTDRvVHhrZVpmcl9LdmJxVUZhTjRMNW82elA4R2swcEZsYzJiNTBZclY1T1RHU1ZxVUxONk5xVkNSblducXhpWW1sM2twQT09 |
Asus RT-N16 sells for about 100 EUR. If you go by way of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-range_Wi-Fi and used sat dishes, the limit is labor and mounting costs. If you want to run it off PV and battery-buffered, add about a kEUR.
1 GBit SR SFP sells for 200-300 EUR. 10 GBit SFP+ SR for about 400 EUR. LR more pricey, but there earthworks would dominate, then monomode fiber costs, and then splicing costs. The actual optics would be negligible.
The real issue would be developing scalable geographic routing protocols, which can deal with highly defective, sparse networks, and use the Internet as backbone for most of the links. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-02-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfdGl4YnVOLVlNMEVjcGdNVUhTYVhhaGl1VWxGZU9YdlhEQU9fbGIwakFpbm1YeGtSSnl0eG5ya1I1VlY2aVpTVlZHV3pEbjRuLVlCTGtnVFF3LUZpSFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2SGhxLW12aFVZTjFZOWhuU3Z5WThzcm16MldlUG9sWnZVR2FYZF9ZSW9CQ0pCQmFycXRzRUF6ZG9MQV9hUko0bHhCRGx2MG9GWDdMcU5LY2g4M3hGTU1LQnFOX3FEdHJ0bmJpTVkydzF6bmFBdVFZYnFheDVqNmNBYTd0LTQxYlU3R1hhSTdSQzMxT0FrUm1EdDR5X2JNc3E0WjFrUDZob2dnTEVsNGh6Z2QyTWdZMF9qZzJJZjBURzRjeVg4UHdCdW55a2JIbW1CZ2Z1N0Jhc0tLR2Ffdz09 |
I've been looking for something like this for a long, long time. Trying hard to find ways to get involved. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-04-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfR2lIaXFZRWluaVJhVl9aSjh4VjU0alRKdFZncnI1VWhHY0Q3bl9ybkpjMlRKMkF4XzFzZUZ5MDVxMUNYLVlkWkxOYjZxemxia3F4Z1RhZkFvZzd6NXhYaGdkdC1RYjdMR3UzU05Tc2dldWM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2ZWpkdTQxdnpja0lfcVptWHJxMk5heUVOVmY4RXpoV3BKYnJwWGp6ZzE0UHVmUXBQQ2RZbC1CZG5vYV9JcXBEVW96Sms4YkI0Q2ttLWkyeTVlYU1ROFdTQ1FzMl85NXotQzhaSlBoSlYtdW1pYXJUZ29mcXR0ZW9sanl3WXU1RmZZa1dlYmx5WUNFRmdibzBrcU9wVzM2WmhzUXFPNjVtRi1qS1dpWmhKQ01yVEdwOGdFWUVVWVlMU0lYemRudXBxUGJtM3pONUxpSDlqVnF2VDNvaHBTdz09 |
[Here ya go.](http://openfarmtech.org.nyud.net/wiki/Get_Involved) | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-04-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfbmlqYmh4eGsydm9pUlBia2V5UkRRWjdQbTRoNVFyNDdLZXN2V0Q2ZW5TaVJMV29RbHdZb0R5MVFNTlRkZmdjcXdQSTc2elpZN2swV2NUa3B4aEJKUVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2LUVzUGFvRmFfbThvVEljVEJOX0QzMl91NFNVbGtjTmVWdDNkakg2YTNXZXUzVVFNV0Y0SnRtcmNCU2dlVG9LZ1RMUVR5ckU5Rm9lMXNUS210d0tCTjgyaFFPMGFsMXFvSnNzdmVkZTZsRzhWeHB0ODZ4eHRVQnR3TGFvWlhCWFlhcEVDUEI1OVpoaHVpc2RGdjJTRWFHOE42N05kTFhWb3BOdUFlLTJVZG1LUnhzQ0NoVkVQVVZpYmhBLU1JRGdCcW80NE9CdGVyZWZLeC1hOU9SSzAwZz09 |
[Interview with "High On Hope" director Piers Sanderson](http://undeleted.wordpress.com/2010/01/03/interview-piers-sanderson-director-of-high-on-hope/) touching on the difficulty to release his movie because of publishing rights. | r/docproduction | post | r/docproduction | 2011-04-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfc1lKVW5FV2hyMkhvM1JSQzZrVElTaVVVd1dQLWxFUXV2YnBtYXpIQXNFZFVuX3JmT0FVUTFGd2dzWWhhNjlaM0lwWHU1blFvQ0szWHBUdC1ST01PSFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2bUU0X3AzV3F1QlBDRWJhWjY0RW9aMjV0WlpQODBNMnRXb1hOSXNFSzB1WXhhczd0ZWY3Q05aLVJ6SzdWelp3QkprNkE3X01XQnJaWnhUQkp4ckVTaVF5a1E4R1hfaTBHT29ZNV9FQkY5b3FtUkhIVi1PSXE3UDJXSTU2X2t5aGkxNkcwR1o3WjZzR2lnUVRvUmVLdXgtQ1NaZ1N2WDVrNlhRaHU2Um1rdFFYNmoyOHNqTkZOTHltSXZhTmw1dWpqNjg2VUJJajFRSEN4VlhReW5qRmszQT09 |
Shameless plug post! Do you direct/produce documentaries yourself? Which production company? Where are you based? What are you working on? | r/docproduction | post | r/docproduction | 2011-04-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfWFpYMEUxUHNPR2dnLWZqZ19NaGtXQl8wUnFSVTVGWFhEMlBTR3BxRGtoR2Vyem1SRFJ3NzBYdXlHcDdEVnBSdjhsRmpOS2FEN1pubTNpYnExMDlreFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2NGpJUTNDWnRieTU3Tmg0SlFfRHVMY0xPRmhOWmJEUXJ0U2dUeEpyRUhQUlE5Qkw1ZVNDRk92VnFwcDczTmswSjV2VlhNdnJyOWxacmI1OVJncDkwMG1Wand3Tmg5VUN5TTJqamdoY3lGcjIyejYxcEkxMXFRN2NvWkxUWG5UbFRtUDdEamtfMFpjSVFPc0JDX0F6YXNsakZVa3YzU1RncWxaRlFweEVXMWR0cm1IX2FNeHBjUUIzYTRmZ2VKZ1BvX1NiS0VZNk9xNF8xMXRsTlpsUm9LUT09 |
There are several options to get money for a project through crowdsourcing. Kickstarter, IndieGoGo,... all with their pros and cons, but has anyone ever used this succesfully? What are your experiences, how did you go about promoting the project, how much did you collect, how big a part of the entire budget was it? | r/docproduction | post | r/docproduction | 2011-04-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfaWdxNnlvckFnX0JyMUViMWFTMjJhajRjemFpbkg5SUt3cVhPbFNhc3FPbEhLd1l3cmdaTTREOGxYMTNjNkp3c2VaNTY2V1EyaS1QS0hJVHJkbnk3TlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2a1YtZnFKbHFKY3UzYmdiQ3ZxWHVmMjZpUWZqVXBxNTlQMkdWaVdrMjZ4Sk9NdWZHRmRrVzA2YVFsYjNJSW5pRllRYVVVdHhvMXQ1cFlNOUJOUVBlSmNlWkJELUpiaExOMkI1MTlzVG03VDlMcVJET0FlRWNoajRySmMwQnlvNE44Tk8ybG9JcWNfWlJyZW9JN1BqS3lKZ0pDbkxFenZlTjJMbnZsajlmbG4wUWR1dGp5TUFBclJibVRoeVE1MEgz |
>What file-sharing has done to the record industry, and what Wikileaks has done to the national security state, are only the dimmest foreshadowings of what technologies of abundance and freedom will do to the old authoritarian institutions.
What the hell is he talking about, 'technologies of freedom and abundance'? This is one of the most ludicrous pie-in-the-sky articles I have read.
Which is too bad, I liked his idea of society fostering an 'arms race' between production of abundance and exploitation by elites. However now I think we are headed in the opposite direction from what this author seems to believe. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfTmZQS0lkZ1N2NG1IWFk1NUJkSDhlbXg0WHNTS1BVbE5yRm1lV2g5QzZHR0RMVUdvdXFDandMa0VQR2xhUFpUSDRMZHhCa0w2R3ViTlFtQ0dta2NyNTZyN2cwRzgyenQ3Mm5zQWRMV0xMSU09 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Vm90SWlFb0NXSlRWb0JhYTk4QlVacHQ2QVppbk11Q2hDd29VRGstRmMwQTJZNVN2bmt0LU45eExlTGVydk1HOVpqb3hwVERKZmNmS05WUVQ4ZV9hTFlhTG5zenVuUzV5VXRuMVBPR2FPd1I1MHltcGJyVW10WUo3a2drdTVOR2t4MWxIZXIwOXNXc3FzZjhOV19BM1FpM2dLTERPNkV1SzlNeDFSeVVVSDVzM3pfTFlBQXhSUmdvbm5WeGtkSkdMTU5OXzhqTkd0aXFsRWJFNnNST3l4Zz09 |
While I appreciate the ideas set forth in this article, it unnecessarily places human history into a system of linear progression. While many biological organisms are born, grow into adulthood, and then die, history (and life itself) has been seen to be a roiling mass of movement and expansion and contraction that isn't following any particular impetus or direction. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfQVBMckJMdmw5Sl90MGFNVEE4cllEQkk5aUJvSjdWSk5NOGN6bGdwd2k3S29QMWFHR3Q2M19zZVZ2aEF6WXVJREZ0eHZrdGRzckhRN3l4RFFMZi1BNmpiMXdKQi1CVlF4U0dEYUJoNHVPaVE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2YTZvdzExSGJqZWNmSzBSaEplemRHU0MycUJVMV9BQlhUS2xOOGFueVA1eU9FQW15RTdQZWJpMWlMUUJEeGx3aDJTMHBEaHIxYkVSN28wUVZkRGFrSzZ0M0dOdXFKYU94XzRJOHZQSXlXdmZ6aE41cnJPTENneDBGT3pKNmtCZWI4OG84TFVhQ0ZhRjlEUU92VC1ZOERZZHBCa1lnSG5iOWpXZkNIQVBTZUs0MTBpbUJVNjkxM0YxS1FwV0U3QnBGdzFtMWJvS0FXWUtDM2RNUmRKN0Y0Zz09 |
I would agree with that, however another overriding trend is the depletion of energy and other valuable resources. Our impending world crisis (coming on rather quickly now) is because we are running out of everything, not because we have too much of everything.
See http://richardheinberg.com/bookshelf/peak-everything
Technology is not an answer to this; technology does not create resources, it uses them up (particularly energy). While technology can be used to help substitute some resources for other dwindling ones, and we can learn to use resources more efficiently, technology itself does not (and cannot) create abundance in the absence of bountiful natural resources. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfUWh6bWdQT2xtM0F3YXBFa2FzdXJnd0JQMTJaaHdWQ1o5TlI5dGIzaXNxNGdNQjRVSkl4cmg5RHJVWnMxNHBfVUotaERnM2ktREJpN2M5SkxLVnozNHlpTjU5eUNtSURFN0Y1VEY2TG9lYWc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Q1hEd3BKRXZ4RDJFU1hiMW1rc1FOcDlFSWtPSVpRUm1mN1BrcEphVjRWX1c1T2xYd085ZTQ1OUJ0OHdwYnV4dnhNS280VE1XQmx4UTdob2xVSkphY19ValhRT0pJVENzTVdWNXhRY1Q2NE84bS1RcXFTLUkwVmZTSXRtN3ZHcGZmWWlFQkZud2dnR1J5VGtZaHRfYkFNWUs1V05VdENxLXhqQmVyNzQ5bmh1VUVROVFGRGxMRUJSMmItWXZxTWR4RGdYdnpucUdHXzY4cGRBWGtoY2F0dz09 |
Technologies of abundance are those that increase the production of previously scarce goods. The printing press is one example: it reduced the cost of a book from months of skilled wages to, eventually, an hour or so of unskilled wages. Consequently books became abundant, so abundant that bookstores in the US today don't even bother to ship unsalable books back to the distributor — they just send the covers, recycling the paper locally.
Some other examples include, broadly, chemistry (e.g. plastics), mechanical engineering, metallurgy, mass production, division of labor, and automatic computation.
I'm not sure what technologies of freedom are, because I'm not sure what freedom is, but money, writing, automobiles, and strong encryption seem like likely candidates.
(I detest the word "technology"; it's so vague and fuzzy.) | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfYkpYdVB3STBFR3hZaHBDbFFWeTd6ZXlqc1E1U2tTbGN3N0tqMGI5cURPOTI1c0FpZ2pBRnZnZ0N4aTBEQW1pTVNVSHlBSVBWT09ZQ3dxeUoyQmI3MkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2V2xYeGltUXhGeTdqOHlWWEVsXzBFXzc1a0JrN3dXSlU2ZjRhclk2b2VodTBpNm5qOTRMWFhkNFBEV1daVk04UW9tNzcta0JrUkdjajBFMG84N1p3T0xnalNqTHh5OWNwX0ZxbHRMOWUycVI3Q0tWTWFLRW5oMWFuLXdyaEsza0pqVUhUdHMydGFVUndicF9qZUtfOHlWV1BLLTkyWFZ3M0lULVNhWkJxTEIyZ2Y0YlhRT19BY2R6N1d4YWhNX2FyR3RWOUhGcDdlRW81SmxhWGJ0SmlxZz09 |
The only resources that are nonrenewable on earth are energy, hydrogen, helium, and neon, and of these, only helium and neon are scarce. Everything else is reusable, and eventually reused, unless you launch it in a space probe, which is not yet a significant sink of natural resources.
It's true that "technology" does not create resources. Rather, it makes natural resources into something valuable to humans. Better technology makes more valuable things from less natural resources, with the paradoxical consequence that larger quantities of resources get used. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfTXpFLThEYURsNW1qTWE5X1U3M1ViSVlVYmsxY0lqQW1STFc4Z0NYRzR3Nk9UT2lYQUVhekx3M0pWRHNUMUhCY3hmOV9qWFRoU2Q1cThUdTUzcWxJRlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2S1Rhck9fd2otWEtRNFF3X0hBR080b0xjU3pIUjkyd3pvSHY2Zklvbm1mcVB4b0taeXFsWkxWVGdRaVRKaWxPTUdGRDhFOHk5R0FmUHVON1YxeGVfakZtM1VUZkIwckFKNUhXX21zTGFUWFdjWVpDZnBqQm94bDhwY083NzV1b3ZJRU1mcjhXb0dKbmJZb3ZFaVFDT3U1eS1YUnZGbk9hTElULW9DdXRzSnEzZ1NWWWFZYnIyYll4SHloTjZWdU1QbFdkSEUta1JUTjJJU1VMVVBFWnFpZz09 |
>Better technology makes more valuable things from less natural resources, with the paradoxical consequence that larger quantities of resources get used.
This is true UP TO A POINT, but the capacity of technology to produce more and more from less and less is not infinite.
For example, once we've used up industrial metals, they get thrown into landfills. We could extract them if had unlimited amounts of energy, but the problem is to recover resources from landfills at a price (in energy) that we can afford.
You have to realize that technology needs energy to do anything, and energy is what we are running out of quickest.
| r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfRU9uRXhhWVQ2eHRiTmozS0U4N0dmZ0E2RDJoLXNCbjRMMGN0VWVZS3F2NUxWU3NvdUVSQnIwaDdFMUhudW9OUHJXdlJHLXg1WlFvcERKbVM3MXlZTjdWSHF2RUhvaGY4YS1kRXhVcmhkZWM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2MHd5ekpGOG5LUlRhM0RXdDRNdUlIUHdvMTF5M0tNVElySEZrN0s0X291dVItODUtNnM5UTZSYlJzVVRPc0dnTElydkhsa3dkaWlJME1jUE00WHZidnpTTkd4SmgxVDNWRUlHTzFwTGdPTUwwXy1rT2xxcy1qaE80d21XMHRFNGVOQUlMdkJFSXlZUkc4eXppVTRPRzNEeG9CNDN0RUxIZjVkWUdQSjZZcEJhU2xYQUNwRE1BZVczczlIOEhRWHZ6QVJ0WmNzUFBxZE82MGlKZFF5SzNXUT09 |
the 'technologies of abundance' that you speak of only work because the energy to power them (namely fossil fuels) has been cheap and abundant for the last 100 years
this is rapidly changing, and our technologies are running out of the energy that powers them
checked the price of gas lately? is it becoming more or less abundant do you think? | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfWXppRnl5LWx6V3RSVEd3MUNEZnZDSTNUMHdUd3duU0Y3dUk3VU11NlFia0FXWkp4Q1hUa0pBX0p6Y25ZdXBnN0dPTkNjSFl5SHY0ZmJvbExoanFsUFVSYXNwZ2p3QnJxRlRaNTJybWptcFU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Z3VmZ2NfV0d0RWltMUV3OVpUNGc3NkVaVGh0bzVxMmJmcWVPeWgyX0phdndmaGFpRkxnZFBnWjJCVHhJSHpKb2E5ZUZwMlE3dTJvNDFJYlVCLW81TXc0WjhLcjM2SWdOb1A4TnZTMnRrNlRDNlliY2NTbjQ1WjJxNE84NF81djExV05UT2pkeHllOG1LWDljcEc3VzZ4NmtlUXc4X2NTSzFEMWZyWkpNY0J5YWxCUC1ZNk9nWnhiVFZjcGpqaDdnVzF0N1Bydm1ldDNSbnZEQjMyVUs3dz09 |
First, energy is abundant. The sun provides four orders of magnitude more energy to the Earth alone than we currently buy and sell in the global economy; only a tiny fraction of this energy is used even by plants. Nonrenewable nuclear energy resources may be even more abundant if consumed over a timescale of a few centuries, depending on whose estimates you believe. Geothermal heat that has been stored in hot, dry rock over billions of years is orders of magnitude larger than fossil fuel resources. (It was produced by natural consumption of that same nonrenewable nuclear energy.) And, of course, the sun produces vastly more energy than the comparatively tiny amount that strikes the Earth; harvesting and transporting that energy is not yet practical, but when it is, space-based solar energy production will dwarf all of the above energy sources put together.
We will experience about a decade of high energy prices while we transition to solar energy, if the current exponential growth of solar energy continues for that decade. But I suspect that the high energy prices will accelerate it further.
Second, many of the things I mentioned are not energy-intensive. Mass production uses vastly less energy than craft production; a trivial example is that printing presses use vastly less energy than monks in scriptoria. Plastic production uses vastly less energy than the metal, paper, or glass they replace. I have calculated that you can run a useful computer from the energy dissipated by your fingers striking the keyboard, although I haven't built one yet; and you can easily talk halfway around the planet on a ham radio that you can power with a stationary bicycle. You can produce vitamins, antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, activated charcoal, and most of the rest of our pharmacopeia for an utterly trivial energy cost. Even the energy cost of Haber-Bosch nitrogen fixation for industrial fertilizer is tiny compared to the energy consumed by the plants it fertilizes. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfUFlWT2dGWW1xWDhIYmVBSGRvN1hIUHpwaFo0Z2YxN1c0bVJHXzZhX2lMUnczNlhpOTRDTEtZUUpFRU00WUR4RkVvVzVhX2ZScnVrdlo1SFhFSzNxZEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2RWU3Y3NwY1VYclVxVjlnMC1ZU1RILS1wU0FMUWZRanhGRUR4ZW1EYWVrUl9LNmhGU2Vxem44Q2dXSVZqZUxBTXhENUhfTFlQU3pxN2dSUXZuY1hOSzB3ekNPalNMeWRVdzRqdG0zVmNRVU95bFlFRFhBejVQVHhSQmVYU2VVRklnNkp6N1Rjd2pCVkFtMG00OUwydlJ2RlcyWGxoNURNMUlvSnpFNENIeUlFQ0NNc3VjTzFBRFZPZzEweTZ0VDFtQzR6SWNMVVpSY1liRVhBNXBMV05KZz09 |
> This is true UP TO A POINT, but the capacity of technology to produce more and more from less and less is not infinite.
Maybe not, but in a couple of minutes I am achieving something here which, two centuries ago, would have required three months or more: I am communicating ideas to someone on another continent. (Unless you're in South America.) That's an improvement of about a hundred thousand times. If, in 1811, you had taken the eminently reasonable position that "technology" might make that easier, but probably not by more than a factor of about ten thousand, you'd've been wrong by an order of magnitude.
So where is that point? We really have no clue. Transport speeds continued accelerating exponentially from about 1776 to about 1970, at which point we had ICBMs and the Concorde. In retrospect, it's obvious that energy consumption and environmental impact impose limits on terrestrial transport speed, but in 1926, those obstacles — if understood at all — would have looked like more of the same limits that ingenuity had been finding ways around for the previous 150 years. Right now, we seem to be in a similar situation with computation and Moore's Law. Maybe someday we'll build vactrains and nanomechanical logic, but we're not on an obvious path to them right now. But it's entirely possible that Moore's Law will pick up again in another five or ten years, like it did after the 1994–6 DRAM price bubble.
> For example, once we've used up industrial metals, they get thrown into landfills. We could extract them if had unlimited amounts of energy, but the problem is to recover resources from landfills at a price (in energy) that we can afford.
Recovering industrial metals from landfills requires vastly less energy than recovering them from ore. The scarce resource it requires is people willing to do it — at every level from the national ("Yes, we will allow mining operations to exploit landfills") to the individual ("So, what do you do for a living?" "Oh, I mine rare-earth magnets from an old landfill. Last week I fell through a broken plate-glass window onto some illegal medical waste."). | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfSUdkTE1oX2VycW5rTFZZQi13dFJ6YjZKR1lIYlc1bllnZnhlQ19PNVYxU1BQUnJsOWszVkxnRzlhQkoySm9qWENFRjVWR0F4ZWh4d0ZUS2NhZmF1QUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2bWpVcVZlZGRRSnpYMVBVV2lpeE5Mc2YzeHh3Z0lVRzJpeWJYMm44YV90WTgxZUk1YkxFNjU1YS1ZRXN1cXZ2RWhGUEhtMmxURmpLaUFJY0NZSkpLMi1KOE9uZm9uYS1WdWFpYk1hUngzQTVuby11bThUeEkyWTRUNXlVTl9zN3dGNlFfRDRXWHMxRm5IVGU0S1lVaDRMRElNNFl5RlF3eEJBcUFjeTRLT2dWZlpIZk5hMEQwNDNtM0R3dlVMSUpDeXlmejNjN1lwMWxDYjN6QWNkNjRaZz09 |
I found this on one of my favorite permaculture sites [naturalorder.tumbler.com](http://naturalorder.tumblr.com/) and started watching this interview and soon realized, this guy knows a thing or two about growing food, eating food, living sustainable and how to get along among the pressures of a changing global environment. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfRkNoQVNvQ01iNjlHNE1Gc0RIYnpPQk12U2V4R2s2NWw0MHVWLXNIbFdwVDNWbmVxRGJFSnRyWUduSHVSQ2RoTTZvUTY5VnBpMFpldnRINkR1TloxX1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2SlhRSWFSU3JJOVRXRXJVVjNhU3duZTlJOTZpbFZYN3BlRTdBM2FiVXZRVFcxSmNWTE5aUWxxSG1kdGZ1c292YkRwaHlKNWctTkJxZ1NqV3IxeS1lRkZ4emVaMERiV0N6OEp2RF9YT2JWemI0Vk1fR1NfR1Z4SXRMRlVzZzdNaDNkellUVERkUzk2Y1diVlM0M3BkOGR5UVJvcDBTb3dLaFBDX2Vtd3ZIQVlUd1hza0dpNW0wR2lqd2swek1YcnF3a0s1blFWRjlfMzRYQmFXNkQwcFNUNzZtTWM2QU10ZkJudE1pYVZ6d2dObz0= |
Hi there all 25 readers of this subreddit! I was wondering if anyone of you knows how Netflix works and especially how one can get a documentary on it? Unfortunately, Netflix does not exist in Europe, but it sounds like a nice VOD platform as I can tell by the number of enthusiastic users. | r/docproduction | post | r/docproduction | 2011-05-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfYy0ta0JDOWFydl9BZjBFMGdNWnZEYmFsbGdFSVdOd19jS25KSnFMUnM1dldqVWdDcDlzUDlOcXg0a1JRSHVkbVNHbnZIY3pmSm9pU19uQXZLdGVBR3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2aS1IZVU2ZVZCNjhGQmtQYmxySmg4d3h0MG5MLWxWT0F6b05vekdmNzhLakFPZmcxcG9kUGt1UDZWM0JKME85QW1XX19CNzJScVlxckVVc3JFcTNRdFJTLXFvLWRKTDJ4dUlsX3pEMTYzUEZqMWVHZ1NvVkptcENISEdBT0lBX0N4OUxoMU4yNkJZbmFBTldZZ1pnSFdJU2JHTkkybFVzdkpMS1RtTm5QVC1mUl9MT0Q3TURRcUp4YXp4Yjd3OVA1 |
This guy is living my dream! Wish I had the money to get land and start something along these line here in Northern Ireland.
Seems like a modern day Masanobu Fukuoka! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-05-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfZzczQ2RMdzBQWDBoWnl3cUs4QUJfM0YwbDY5Mk5sLWo0c1AzUW5oQ3VoY3dPcjFxWTFYb2t3WkdBRnMyaVk2TV90aWYzQVlEVjlUeGZyRm0xaWpkZXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2UEY5UTJOTzQxQVdWQmJFUXY5N25jSDlTTG1wZ0JIZjNGNXNFT0hNZVI2R0VLN1dYbGpWcHZwQjRwVW1TV2lxY0I4bUJEZUhZNmRNd3NTX0dwSzRLR3lxTS1xaWtYUGVOaFZoQ0hMQ1YxaFZfb2dOb3Z6ZzUtWXhPRWVqY1o1ZlBiMXJnN0NkbW9FWkpUTW1PMER5b082UFZ1YzhKa2I3RFVQdmV1cmZ3b0hGMTRHLWRCMTE1XzI5UWFNR1NnTzJ1SklILXR4VGtYaFpRZkh6NXJNejZNUXM1aEpCZHI2ZE4yRDBFRmxWNUlKWT0= |
I guess I found my way here by reading Ishmael by Dan Quinn, so that feels like a good place to start. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-06-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfcjh1NXlFUXBhQ2ZHekpNbG1IZ1lhY0kzNFJtQ29nUHR4akVfSkdKampuSzMwdFNqVzhUbG1TTzlhX2NuY3ZIaDZkSGdGZV9PUkk4SWtoc3loYjBENXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2cEFMTUp4aHhHYnVrdk5KX3RJdVZGZ1dsQzNFb3F1LS1OYXY1WFRSVHRjSGRVbU1IZVdZOWJyYlF1TDViSFFQVDVYb19fTEI3VHdETDEzZWJqeXMxYlNueUFvVmhMcFZVYS0yVkVsNmNIa2FCcV9kVjdzODhsa1FscWlxVkdMcFk1akZKVXJGQ3piMXVjSUxwaFdYblJ4SHYxU0pGV3hiaDM0WWVOQWpMSGRyaU8ySzFLQURWMEpRTFdfUGFCWVN4MWJaS1JwcU5VQlpmeGtfSmdkbGxkd2RzaURWYXpJZkhuaVUxRlZZY0F0RT0= |
http://www.miiu.org/wiki/KathmanduAlgorithm
The Kathmandu Algorithm sets out to determine the value of contributions to this site in order to fairly distribute earnings? | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-07-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfeE5zU3l0UHduMHZkOEh1Tmoxbk95YU1sal9HX0F1ZmR2ajlhUXpQMkpNRENlRnVTeEJfYWZZNFY2U3FiSndEVzdROGhOVVRlTmp0WE4yOUlYQ2Vjenc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2OVhkRVU4OWxHUW9MalJDYVkydHplOVNBcGVSN1kxQ1hza1lNd2UxaUdxdFZZUmhDRzk0UDRYVHpyMV9oeFl1LXRmUlVnWko4aDhEVGZSVE5TU1FXajJfZ09JbnlRcHIxU2dVRmtwVy1NSFhZcVR5SkpLeXJjdm9MbGNCNUhRdG92YmNvZm5taFA3RHFqc3VXVHVEaVlFX3FwLXQyQ1ZnRDh5WDZVQ1gyeThQaFZ5cTE5NFg5SkdiRXpQMUh5blNjYkRzVzloSmlQZmV1RU1CVEYwdVBBZz09 |
I'm not in the printing industry. I just have projects for my company. We stubbled upon print runner. Just thought I would see if I could get an experts opinion. | r/print | post | r/print | 2011-07-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfN2J3NHBuZEZ4NGZwc2JkTDZ5QnZLb0llVnNSVHBCWnQtWHFqSW03LV9zSUJKVlBjRUFxWGpGWmxuOTByNWxQeElUZk9KUTEyUmVUSzRYS1llcFFIN1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2MTdiNjJrWUsybnlSazVlYjFCcmV3Q2dZbU5aekhxdE5BekJENHZKQzlxaUM3WnVzTHNKSUlyNk1xRVFTU0tTc3FDZkllb09JeDB3OGxLNDAyc3lCSmVFeUd1SnhiQ1hiSlBJUFM4RV9EVVBSaGNXQlNtR2JCb21uc25uUkpzMlhpa1ZNSnNqNmxTMkdXOU5fT1NOM0pRZUZUWF9HWF9ocGZ2cnl0M1hYTUpaSU8wV1FlekV3c1RCaWtqaEMyRHU5 |
One toner cartridge lasted me 3.5 years. It still works fine today. HP, you have really built a winner in my opinion. Cheers. | r/print | post | r/print | 2011-07-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfR0FNUUU1SkZpVzlqSUNPSVFhejZWbWRuUFk5YXBfUkExbU9yWTZNYkt5bksxeTlrZEljOGcxWDNOTloteFRoZEZ3YzRtRVhPN2tCMHllOE1CUi1ybFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2bGZTRWIzNzItMDQ3Ukc1SW5TajZGc3ZGMHhMWTBhTDluVDBSWDV5OFpuOWF2eUFmbTM3dUljeVI3cjNRcV84eXRLRWRuSmxSbmhmN1BCc2xSUFRiVzk5dXVIc2dpeU5uYVlBTXVkdi13al9OZWRDUmQ2NHBYd1NWbXJfdWVSY3VJRVMtQVhuMG9vb1VkUDI4RWFpbU93dG1fMFFiVGtoRnNkcGtLVmJVMkxkYzBTM1kxaFk5aFo0c3VkUTNSRzh5VzRWQndGUHltNjcxci1aeVRBeS1Vdz09 |
~~I think I found him but he's not wearing the glasses. So I may be wrong.~~
Nevermind: [found him](http://i.imgur.com/Uxwqn.jpg) | r/whereswaldo | comment | r/whereswaldo | 2011-07-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfcmw3ZEVfWDNaVUpZNTQwT3pfRmN1MlRrOGpxblllS1NKZHBYT0Jwa3c1YW92eHZJM1J3SmZpSHN4VkZBVko1Z0NlU2V6RGRpdGUzY1FZTHQ0S3gtc0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2SHhnME94WVR4eUhray1Cd0JRX0NtMDJsOW96MVEwVE9qV2F5b3g5aWtsM3VwWlhYbnFYTWhrYW9LNmQ4RFIxeVdRWmVCTUFBMldXZGQtSEpyelhTa2lSQzZ2R3Qtb3YtaWJ5OUVOLTJBVlhKV3dyTkpJdHFHejJZeHczSWVEYXIxbVdTSWVydVY2aWZsVy1HMzBCOVFlRVJVU2FLcDd1OWVVTVpfWE1YUm9VPQ== |
[Solved](http://i.imgur.com/3t532.jpg) | r/whereswaldo | comment | r/whereswaldo | 2011-07-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfM1BkNjlkUzdqTUprYWF0TzdkYm04U0RTZGUwWVVlcnoxaklTd25vNDZTT0dWTnVrbGJPTjdDRnloVC10Nld1TFZ1c2NaWG5vR0R1NFdMZUR0UElXMmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2TTRrYzhXREhYU0hEcThGNExVcG5uUndYZlZQSlZmaWtxR3A5NFNINHBwa0R1emIxNGEya3F6YlRIZXVvX3ZlSVNlZ1VLLTZxQ09OTVZTd25fbzZ2SjU2WHBaWHBoUTlqbmVPalhlZ2RPT2JtaVl4eU9KSTFUSDZlTUR6dEpBblQ3TTZyUTBYQXZQN2Jsb1I2R2V0ZnFpd09zd19oWVI1Yk1tdE9ISmZZZ1BNPQ== |
[Found him](http://i.imgur.com/8DEAt.jpg) | r/whereswaldo | comment | r/whereswaldo | 2011-07-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfODJ6MUgxSm03c2g0dTJrN0dxVVZIU3I3Vzl5R1BGVUhlLWRScmFuTTlaN05sYm5tVUJFbTl3cWg1MlBCT1lBRHY4QVR6YzJtQXQtYWhrUXFhQVNzZ1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2S1lSYjg5dUVRdWd6QW1jdVFRdEQxa2hRS2NaTW5KOTJPNmg3eUhNLU13andkRjRvS0llMFd2cjNiMEpET2xnbmV6RHdCYUFFNXhmWmFWQlpsV0NRbm1GaVozRVJfUkJfeng2UHlKOV9ZSnpXbl9qdDRGRGtLR2hVSjk0MnFXUlpvRjllbVB1NWw2dV9Gck1RMnZqRVZ5c2FlTzJQblJNVTh1UGtZNDdRUVc4PQ== |
Second quadrant, ~15-20 degrees from the vertical. | r/whereswaldo | comment | r/whereswaldo | 2011-07-27 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfZ0EzS244dnRWODFXQ1dwTndVRDJraHJ0OXE2M1VUSXF2dlBEWVd0Y3loMy1fWnRXaFowMUFzZzlhVXd3aG1rOHBjSkJkVlVTRUJSdXY5bFduQ2J5S2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Q05PS0lJYnZoaUhrUlV3V3FEMHFkUUUwczZIRm1Lam03QmQ1TnhBQTdTNElMWTZaWlZTQ3V4ZWtYSE1rR2F1dzlBYmwyU1BycklpWXFraHIxVG0zWEEteEQ5aVZWal9tZEFEd0VQLWtPWmhzMFo2N1ROUkxQcVhYMmhXclhVdWVRRVRtOWlxWllNU0tVcUdwTlN5MWhQNDRkNTFvRnZHSU9mTDNTTW9pUm1uYzhmN0JfYmR6dGhzclRHb2pGanJ0 |
Working at a printing shop that uses an R2 Super 700. The system version for the printing software is 1.10R01e. Does anyone know if there is a newer version of this. It's so buggy that it's cumbersome to use. Thank you in advance for useful replies. | r/print | post | r/print | 2011-07-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfSkxqSDNWVVY2S1NodDY2eGVmaXczUUxuRXpmeHFSM0d0T1dxTTJyZjRHZlNLbk1senRrczZiQi1aTW5XVFdLMzNtYWhXZy1lYVVQSExVV09jUjZ1emc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2UDBUd1Jfblc1RHpKbmRlVkp4dkVSbkxvbmt1UEE1QU5RR3loMjBUTVFYdHBnWFJ5bk1aSGJOenhWWHV3VWJWS291andxbTFUOG9mSC15MEJteUpWVXZXWHRnbXRMZ1dia2xWeldkLWI2TU9tR1Y0MVVydHNxbjAtbS01cTNaeTJqZk02T2Z5ZjZhWU5mRkFvOXU1WkZ5OWg5M0ItVEc4OG5Ka2hQWlFjV3hVPQ== |
To the current 3 readers of r/Benbrook, how do you feel about the Trails Shopping center? I'm not liking it, to the fact of it having to occupy so much land and destroy a large amount of trees.
Don't get me wrong, I'm excited that it'll be bringing many new jobs to the area, but that land has been there for as long as I can remember. It's going to be sad seeing it transition in to a large slab of concrete.
Maybe start a petition to attempt getting it canceled? Meh, I'm not that rebellious. | r/benbrook | post | r/Benbrook | 2011-08-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfNzlZSDM5Y1drckp6bmVZcHRhX1Zva0ZFRnBGWXczYktKSlM1NjJsblRCT1JXQWFPVmF6aW1NMVo3RVN3SW9OTVktSlFwQ0pVLVRzMm4wMHFjYjg0NFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2SEY0Z3U1V3N2ZkNKQjhTckZ4VWFBckhGdlRBME1YVE1JeTkzUVVLWThCUHBuYy1oTlFoa082ckszekFiVDBlbUU5cU42bDBlcGVQY0hua3EyNEhweXJyYVVaX0ZDSWhLOF9TS1JOUFVfSEgxcEk2dGNjNUFGeG5scVhvWEhFV3RNUGNqZjZkMjdpRUN0eTR1ank4N0Y1UDEyQjFLY3ZLWFE2anFkMmI3VlNvNkpmbFl1ME9ha3hSZzJ6S2xVOExo |
I am looking at getting a new kettlebell and was wondering what you guys think of the prograde kettlebells (has a thinner machined handel) vs the regular one. I am not thinking about entering competitions and one of the biggest things I want to build is my forearm strength so I am thinking I would be better off with the thicker handel. What do you guys think and what do you use? | r/kettlebells | post | r/kettlebells | 2011-08-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfUVVxUlJYRXdVbHA2TEdSQ0tGV1NkYkNtTFBRZFVURWpwcjVzb1hRNUJlT2JacFhVRFFkQVJNYkNsM1Fta2NQZ3M4NGpXbVZmaWZqOXo1bFV1cnB5aUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2WWcwRFo1aUJXQVhvQS15U2tGNi1aV2Jucjg5UjBFdW1FOWhKSkt1MDVtbUp5T1dpbVg0MUtsQnJjTTJZbVBIQUxSXzBNNzBpQ3RIb1VvbHRJcnJ5YVpmaXNEWG5Cb2VvNF9ucUp4ZTdhb0RULU4wcjFFdHExbkZnU1NDWW53X1ZWV3lrSUJLbkxVM2I4MXIwTVpzNGxxaVRwRFhQNTJEWFpGbnNqcm1nTUlBPQ== |
OP did you write this? My PhD is in Resilience and my MSc is in Innovation for Sustainability I would really like to speak with you! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfNnQ0MXFvNVY2V3RRWlI3MS1pSGRtWHhVcUVFR0ZVbHZDLW15aGJBcUpnRVZzYWxtTkpwOFZIXzBOVGRtQlhjcjQ2VzZsUU5zaHVwSTV3TUJveHhHdnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2ZmZkd20temZRbHA0S3dXbFBwWWUza1ZOdXFoS1ZEUmxraXpzWGU5UHZtbHZwN2Z0bXdkaExLN2JlQWNQZ0l1ZFgtMElGZVpRZUpUOWd1cFo5V3dDWTgxRXpualpvdGVNSUFfV25XdG1zeHpFYUtteTFUYnZWTzkzaUw4MldjemVBdTFtNG5ndlhNdG5Iakx1TjRTZ3NuZ1NzMHp6SzFHeTB0aTNSX1lxZ1VFZERNMHhfSTR0NkVaLXlnZ2FlbXhPLTdpR1kyZ3dOek5LVmNzSnFYRlFIQT09 |
No! I wish. I found it through [Global Guerrillas](http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/2011/08/links-august-15-2011.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+typepad%2FrzYD+%28Global+Guerrillas%29) - they're in my reader. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfUHdPdjBUM0RXUVlSYVFZU0liQjYtWENZTDk2QTZlbm9uS2FPemtFeFcyRE1MOHdkeVppV0pzUnAyeGs5dVk5VWxjb04zSWwteTFKdURKTkZwaU5IWWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2c3U4ZFhJZ2NGS21VeEdWUDdScjVxZ0pMcldTY3p2QURVcC1VMU1pOTMzZnYybGl5dkQ4LUJadGs4VFBpNEw5V1ZYMWkwd3cwbVViT3AwVHVVVlFKZGNLWXZISzY3VEh5b2cxUF9XN25RcjN1LXM4eGJRMEs5UUZVVHU0WDhacFk0anpDWktXMFdfQmxmeExKNFloWEZaRml4djdNVUlIWUpnOEJiUGFTSUlCT3pDN1JKV0hXenVQR0NTNnVXUEZXckZPS1o1N0lYaEdoSGpPOC1fNTJ4Zz09 |
I wish I knew more. I just stumbled on it and thought the group here might like it. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfT29CSEtMVEN1N2hFZW5VX3BrbEcwS3o3MlFTcUF2N09nYkJ3aTFQbnJCWUJSTVhKRkFvTmo0NzF6eHdRR0wzTFdFTUg5OEtKaWZCd3pyclk1SGJPZEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2X190b29qXzZYVWYtMmx6a2hKMTRURjRwczRONjF3OER4N3B3cDBPV1FtbG0wNThXSkctVmhqUGdqejBXR3BEWFRkalhINFJWbDNRXzhSWkJrQUFtSU10TzhHX0lGUU5feC0yWEM5dS1TdS1yX3JxbXpzVHRhYnlKZUw4YzdrWGttZEdCaHZkTEVRSzVpSkFxQnNqcVdQTzlDVWh1OUZaVlRWZXB0XzQyOV9Calk1NzJLVlpUYkROcnlvQWN2RGd0a1kwTDJMMGZKUlZjOUw2ZUZVQWpKZz09 |
Thanks Il look em up. I guess I should try emailing the address in the TRH corner. So is this your area of interest also? | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfTXI4NnlRUG5UOURheXhjeTk5NEV4YW9lZzNXRkZ6Q200MHhibU9mbVdoSEE4ZVlIUXAxOG4wNlFHWXc5QmxNLWVoN3RGVHQ1R2VOOHVNM2RNazBpMFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2dng2S0VibWdISnRmTXpUSmVZLXNzOTBtTE9qU0tZMTM2U3VEaWdsZXctNTN5WThrTml2S0xmbVFfaTVFTnA3RnlmZVM4cFpwV1FVTTZkWndNX1lWNWxsXzBPblp3aHRpRXk1cC1wYUI5Z2MyWnRnRjV6S1A2SVN1QU42Z2NKT3dyeXVXQk9aa3NDVVdiY2NWSjZJckhSVHlvUjNSc08zNlRDZlVMQ052d2xIRkVhMldjcHF6TllBTF9YX3hVOUJHTm0ycXRCdzFWSk9tV0sxLWtTQ3I2UT09 |
Only as a layperson :) | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfS0o4U3ZhempLc05DWEtZdHBiVS1kWmJFQlZ4SHVJYkJQdkVZSVI1dVFKNUkyekxoSnpDVTMzY3ZsUXRhRHlSRmVlaWl1cVNBZWl4MnZYcTlQblVhbXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2MzZ3TTZxcEFaTlkwRXgwemVYY0pLaWktbHI4bUdPUi1UaWJBTkZSWHlibWd4U2xkVmVpZ0FYWlFhZ0s1ZE4yQUxYWlhxVVVORDRFWkloMkpfYWJUQnBkMHRnSlE3SERZSXVVYXZQRnRielpKbC05Y095T24yVVNMcTl1MmVUVldxTXI5RzdBTmVBQmRSNXN5S2xMdXNMeThzblZMNGY5Y2hJODFUbHl0OUxQaHBsdVE0LThnTm1sR3hkeVJ2ZzFNYW9VMEhjNmJ6Q01hR2huQTF5aGFMQT09 |
Vinay's a smart guy. Invented the hexayurt.
He's trying to make sense of the many disparate movements towards of personal resiliency (everything from the peak oilers to the preppers to the paleos to whatever) and how they can come together, without centralized planning. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfMGRDTEtOaUlVMEVIS1E3V0paYlY4cXNnM3ZqNXJrTER1dnkycTRRcmVmUl9jSGsydm1MVUE5eFFkVnJ5M3FVSS1kYU1KMXhReE9MdTZtUkZFbEFRZmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2VnowNnYxdXdqSjl6TWVwMVV2ODltbHpHRFFXMV9BVk80ZW9ESDQ5UkRvQ0xub3F4eXExYTgxcFM5cUU4MlFBVEthT3lqbnhHT3NkSE5jOUlQQlhIVEFWZmhQQk0zVFZVQjJlN25wY1dQVlVGdjBvdTJYRFRJaEkxbHhsd0Q1Z2E2VjgzUXJnWEFPNlFKNWtta1hNd1FqRDNtSnV0dnpDSWFJYnRSVUtzSGQtOGhaZGxUVnM1M0FrREZac0JlWlFHLTh4U2ZpOElkSnRabXplY3lDV2RZQT09 |
Heisenberg. Thanks for putting this up! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfaExYTzc0TGM2dVRhZ0RTbHpaZHRCQ2ZpR0dNNm14dEFqQmYtUllTNVhiM1pZbHNuYkNoUVlrWXVIUi1xTmVRSHlzVkFwbVBHRjlfa3ZMQ1BNa3FLWFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Sk8yZFZTbHZsdXhQT291RUphM0d4Z0FaYnptdjhkMkNmVGpJb3ZXYU00N2ZZXzRfRXN6QVg3cW93SVlwVmtTYXBNWkd6dmNaNEhsN1BaWnp5OW5LMlVXai1NdEhlWkpnbU9oLUNKN1F1UE5vX3dhRHkxRDhpUmNDRk9OUGI0aWc3VWx5TS1scVZ0elRsc1JyWFBCVzFTVkVOTThESDJHWU9QcFR5RkVUdzQzMWItZGd5cHFCN2lCYTIyZllKaVFwSW5PSGpDRkM3aGIwZG95Q1RpSUMyZz09 |
This was interesting, but I was surprised by the author not relating the desire to punish, even anonymously and for no obvious future benefit, to the idea that for social animals the evolutionary advantage would be in the theoretical assumption that if cheating is always punished severely it will tend to decrease the numbers of those cheating in the long term by them having decreased survival rates and by the (perhaps) innate knowledge amongst the population that cheating incurs large risks.
So, even though in this game you're not really accomplishing this, the behavioral patterns have evolved in this direction so, "conscious" thought notwithstanding, we like to punish cheaters because it's good evolutionary strategy for grouping organisms.
Maybe I missed something. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfY19JQkNaZkhnLV8yVVA0UzZ6U09xR1IyVzNjWXdvNjZaQVJkLVFtRFdmSWQyOVZoNmQ4a0tXdVJ2Z3k0TmdrWnFBbG1sTWJJZnhfeV9ETnJ0QW5HZEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2ckpVbm41ejZfeHpGMlJ1cjhMLUxFOTVrT3pQd0paVFRKamF5dlNsOEZSc2gtWTA5dlMxWnFMRUFHd21ZV00zV0pZTlNDRFliT3VnRnFHTTBieHd0Q0RjOGtodm5hOEV3cnpYWDF0dGtFajlETEI3N04xNExIME1fN1JubUxWTEFhTjVSanhSejdqWDRraWZJWkhKZll2OHlCTW9CTDJHR1hSTlNrbWRFcVNSbW9KN3VuaGdqR1YzR3JMYmswdWhrbW9FWV9uNUdmR2ZVOVdTQ3BwMEYza2YzN2ZlNE1aYTF2VVlhc2F4UEUxMD0= |
This wiki is starting to build some useful information. I think it was started by the guy who runs the Global Guerrillas blog (http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/). I usually enjoy his take on a lot of issues, especially on how warfare is evolving. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfcjV2TXFQTThZQ0tPdnR0WEUwaDFkQ3Vvc1FZa09VQjdJS0c4ODlaeWFuSktUaWpYZExXaHNWbHg5SGRuQkdKYVVYbmg3bUhXNjg5OVRhelJrbWNMUFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2cy15YkJ3emVBNnR0QXZ4R1lkSkdZdkN3TEVueE5DeDJkTVVnTUxlaFN3NW9OMDNLbWRrakt6d2RHZ0h1bUpiOUgyYllQVTdzaFVmcm5lTG0tYVRQbW41QmtaN0VMX3M3dElVbGhxa1FhVmFaMmlXMVZacktVMW1HTWZsOTNqaGRUWnJmMjRENUVVOXQ1TFBoUUtabEQwWWNiV1hNbDBXWjBIQXV2NUsyUWtkV1l0aDNXRFM0LV9KY3k4YjlFWVpMT0Z6UlNsZWxjcGhjaUdNUTZUY0JfQT09 |
That's how I found it... Great subreddit! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfM1NLWnM4S00zQVRrYVNsRnY2RXZtbXJ6M3NxVHl2ZEJEZ2lWY092RDAzLWJUdW0yejJxUUVkRzJPM2VxRGRxeGVXdGdOcTNFaWo4UWdGUmxjZVcyUlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2MjZFZUNWWmtsak52bjgtM1IzVFUzOTZWeXVJQm9GcHdhV051NmFFTEpUQ05UeUZzbDUtTjFrbDRsNVlEbGRWdmxZYkVwSVF3MW5MaGdxRzNoR2lITzRpRkVIVjJranFMTWxqRzVDT2dsdmQybENsZmpYVkI5Y1B6RVRwYWxxUkFuakRHbkhZZUtpLVZRNkpya1M5RlAxdmZFb1BQclV1V04tclRDYjFGQnRQMGhlUWYtaVRTQWpCNWV3S2cySS01WXoyTTRZX1lNTkdwTncxV2FRMFRTZS1ueEhCQTl2bFdVVG5QcHNFQjMwYz0= |
Yeah me too :) | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfNEVvaUEzOUo0cmxUNklzMlNnekhkeHE1R250TzAwVnJ4emgtVmNhRzExdW13MnZ4NnlCZnlVc0xKTnhWOGhVZ1VxNnZFOGViNVNpNG0zMmtfUUpiM1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2QlI1d2IyeTQ0WFpMUHoxc1RzQUE5RE03OGJzelBtZVA0UE52VmJ2dWJfRVBHYzlZVmhObV9CR3FzUU9XaFBJWV9ZbUxFM0U0eFdZU1BXM0lzaXpSdG8xQnBwOHhodDRrWS1SRk9lV3FfeTlkTjlKVlNmRG04Z2ZqcFRDVmlyb2NVU1E0c0tLc01wZTdpTmxlX2E0R251c2RCZTc0U1MybWxoVTdNM3pQMk5QOXo3TU9qQjgxNVlUX21hZVV4YVhUTlpXMXplLTh4X3Rha2U5N2Z3cEtJZWptdV93Ql94OHFSNklsRzZHQmdSQT0= |
John Robb's the man. Love that blog. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfbTk5SDl0Mlh4cWhERDl2aUJLSkxOTmdMMXZiUjlZYVluZjFxXzdMWGh1MVp3d3BMM3dnSncyUlRKel9DZ3ByWlliOE5WMms0alBFN2psaUxVR1Bocnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2NGkzSVRMSTBDMkE4NVJWNVN1TTkwb29SYjdaVEVsQWF2UUdVSjRlMTdWNXhLdmtPbzFzYkZUSF90MXpoWGtCR291ZlZzQ1RwcXJsc1h1VzBDbWNFWndhT3phaVkxSE9iTEZCOGtFUDZyWkZNX095SndGV2xuMUZVSVZVZWZrUDVVb3ViWmFmVDE2NmZ6ZGlEMXdRWXAzSWwtdU9US1h2ekItbkd4Tl9CRkRmUlRqaS0yek9iSUhiSGRWY1NUb3NpSUp5eDBNazgtbjdXWUtDYkZudFR4QS1WMER2bUlHemRXNXhFOXdhcTFibz0= |
IS this part of a larger body of work?
This is like a window onto some of my own thoughts.
Are you a student or is this your business? I have many questions!
I hope you are well! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfNGNiV0tacndDcmFCZ1V5R0UtNVhQZEp0Mi1UYUFUd0JSVTY0aVNOa09qU0l5cUFNMGd1c25TNC0yN1dnVkxNWWpvczl6X3p0OUhuM3ZOY1RqMUYwR1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2bFFYbkVlemxaZ041S1I4RlI3RHNsdl9GNm90YnRsaU5CRWFKNHBkczR3LXdDdW5NZ1l1dkFjSUlTeEpPcVpfMUVoSDY4bER0Z0xmbTgtU3F6eTh5Tl9DMENWdXFERG9tQ1RzRGhrSTdfdUtmSWxyeV9xTGp2Q2dadHUySW1lY1ZxSXNvNUM1NkFjS192SzJPX0dFUC0xNjVJRllSZUhNY3g0YWhjNGV3Y3g0dGRrU0c5c0NJbFlySHlscmM0WFVUYUxtUTRjT210R0p1a3BTOHlFandpdz09 |
I can give plenty more info on this area if you are interested, I have found it a much more useful concept for understanding how to apply sustainability to a particular development/product/system/service. It has been put like this:
“It may be possible to increase its sustainability and to reduce its carbon emissions by using less packaging, putting photovoltaics on the roof and installing more energy-efficient fridges. However, resilience thinking would argue that the closure of local food shops and networks that resulted from the opening of the supermarket, as well as the fact that the store itself only contains two days’ worth of food at any moment – the majority of which has been transported great distances to get there – has massively reduced the resilience of community food security, as well as increasing its oil vulnerability.” [Rob Hopkins](http://www.utne.com/Environment/Forget-Sustainability-Its-Time-to-Talk-Resilience-6328.aspx)
Some Links:
[Applicaton (Local initiatives)](http://www.transitionnetwork.org/)
[Resilience Alliance (Research Group)](http://www.resalliance.org/)
[Online journal (Ecology and Society)](http://www.ecologyandsociety.org/)
There is much more use of this concept in Ecology than any other branch of knowledge but it is widely applicable. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfV1NqQlNNX0lMdWc1TGtfeFFQbzZmN25EeDBUdDF3VVhGZFNvVHJWUEJISzFGOEUwSEZwMGMyTUxZcUd0cENTSjlXWF95el9CbjNEMW9qejR0a0RzSWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Tms5UjctWXVLMlAzcUs5WVBpNVNnMmlRYU02cThVNDNYN0IxRXE1aGlMSUNaNmVMM2R2dkw4bzRoQV84TmE5SlZoaE5VUkFySEk5WC1YOFNhUG80bmJ1ZzlpYkVVeWswaWxLZzBPS3F0MkIxTm9QRnRaSnV4WWZic1pBSnVyZGZKZFVXaGdVRTNYRThsMFJweXZRR2xkb3FBUWVRcGxSNWpNWW9ueFlvVTNub0s2TWpfbU5vOTF3U0Vzbi1HdjJtaFFQRjlyMWtMQkN6QTRMWGZ6YlBPQT09 |
I was psyched to see that! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfNWctLTZHRUZyOTlOT2xRU3VVVEowbkxJT2UtVE85RVk0b1laM2x4UEo3SmVQOVhjSmp1Uk41OG5xQXpaRWdReG9yYnY2bFdpeWZtTjdZMHR2S3FrdGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2ZWlxV0JlSmIwTVNoQ29Ob05Id3RYNVZQZ1FtcWx5NV9wWk51NjA2SmdYNFo5NDVLV0VKa25pWjN5c0NYU09UYjRIanhCeXpkRlkyYy02RWszU0o4cDFrd2pOZFUxUEdDa1UwNXE4cXZoMFNLNzFoVlFlM0RWTXFWY1lGT3habkk4cExMYm5lelF2V0dkNTkwYV92ZnpmWVBwSUVGTnh0NUZyUlNkT3B2eFhmY2U5OU1SOWNEMkpPaUdEclpOSkFfT2lSbzlQdzk4R3Z4ZXFnVV9STURqZUxHcnpBVFFkQUpWdzcyMWRmd2FMZz0= |
It's been an interesting time to fiddle around reading & a bit of writing/linking on this wiki, really I don't think there are any other wikis like it on the internets. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfMndOWktuNER2dGQ1b2hod1BUbFVua0hxajZwR0swaUxNSkNONFVmQkNfRW93REJ4T2g5OG1ZdzRVWlFTeGJwX2M2RGZPZmJLTjhETXZIYy12WU1fUHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2ckF6T1ZhUzhlbEhCR1BMYTBCd1ZmRUF6OHVCMmtRRGNNQ1hjczNRV0dybzF3ckY0SHhGY05EeF9TaW5PR3lPVFVjaWotdndQOEtTcWJudnd6T3NYTWt4dmhVV2tRV09PaFhWRmpOazQ3SHFPdV9TM19WRDl5QTN2Ung5TVEzZVdfaEpfUjdLNU9IUFdPS3NoZ0Z5MDByaE9mSzNkcEFFMDJOWk85cHZJSjlLUWtQa2FvS2w5alJybG1GYWpGVzZmeWNFRk94dkR4NW9kODZvdERJelNUZz09 |
Glad you guys liked it. Lots of stuff to be done here and over at [Miiu](http://www.Miiu.org) too. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfOGFYZXp5RWZnb1lqbG1OMEhfbUh1Z2w4NjNjMFVHRTd3clpCaFByd1RTU3g1ZkpJTnZBTVB5aHFKS0x5dDU0ME1aemVqUlJqblA1RlUyTUxGZFJNRmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2RmxQdS1uN2xEOVh3d1VRZUtMamxPOF9HLUlFZHhYdnBvZjZ4aXlIa3phRTl1a3ZhOFJDZDFIV09QNmF1T1RyQzBlNmZVR2oxYXZUUXZkb0MtVF95X3JHbG9DWXpTM0lpUlI2MTRrUWNfbUZJcUpBYUM5U25ueDF6bU9ONlBCWTdHdXlWZVBYNE45YjkwN2VuN3BneDA4S3RtTTVIWS10Nm9uLVdNUGNYanlnSVVhZnJ0bFhWbDE1N2F3U1VMdU5UWUVPdmFVTVBmOENCRE1sVEV3X1c2bWl3dlRxbkpNYTN0MWRPZlNYUnE2QT0= |
RMI PRoduce some very good stuff I keep putting the books aside as 'must reads' Brittle Power seems very current!
Gupta seems to be very much in the disaster refielf end of things, interesting all the same I will check him out.
Miiu - Looks great Il take a much closer look, do you need help? (Content wise)
Always wanted to do this kind of [thing](http://coalitionofthewilling.org.uk) grand ideas but you get the point, but looks like you guys are half way there! :) | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfMlUwYXpqakFoRFhZUlZ1Sm50bkIwWUJTQ2Mtd1lFYjVjOHg5Ql9JWF9lM3BpUlVoeC1DMTEzWXlLVDc3eVhwZ0RhbUxBSlA3a3RWZU9vYjlBUmJVN2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2OVZBOFYtTzVfeDI2dVVHVFBLU3RwQzRXcEllb2IxRTF4OWcwZ3oyQ01adWpzTS1UN056Z2pzYnAtai00ak5jbkRkcnlkYUZiS0NSQXc3eWRzbEhaZ3BnRmVPWFREcC1QUHZwaVVDUlZNbjNZV2ZuWEIzUmxNanRyYXBtckxyN0hKa2x1THhsNkhlclJ3M0l0cW5aaFVOUFh3QUpmenJEeWNQdzAwNkVYRGZ0MXZSaF9ITWZiaklLOUs2aGdvQmFKY1NLaUcwZ2ttbHBZWldaQ2dDM1ZUUT09 |
hey, I'm Vinay, I wrote the doc. Feel free to ask my questions.
Glad you liked it, and hi Shlok!
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All properly Public Domain, too, apart from a few docs which are Non-Commercial but freely sharable, modifiable etc.
Enjoy! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfQVUtNnV6SDRGcTNXN2RrQjVUYjF4dWMwS0VueENYTGpGbnNXdkhIUXRJXzloNjN4dURuUG5ENld1OTJUREpfZWVlTXVmU0UxXzNYWENnZ1llNDNtOWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2QVZ1ZzhLTTlRa3Fuc1o0S25CSUVfX0dxNVJvUXlpVy1xRHlwVkVxRzNYV2ZkTkZseDBRbDdtY3VKOWNYZVU0VGFyRVBsdFg5czNoazk2OEdYX09JM2dnYVRQMXZWNHBfYWVCN0gtd1Q1aE1sNmxKM2hySjFGZlRDWExzVHBTTmgxQ21nbG9QaG45RXFfT1B3ZXdjbHdHLTRVckc5a0JKSTJtQUJ0dWlod2NCU21KV2tfWmRmemhmVEc4Z0dYWGNvT1dJZWYzQUloc1dvdzFtMG9QNHJOeDFZX0tGYnRwTl9PMVNYN2dWYUdlZz0= |
Hi there Vinay. Great to see these kind of ideas surfacing here!
I find this whole area of design sustainability and resilience very interesting (good job as im doing a PHD in the area).
Do you have a proffesional interest in this what is your background?
Do you run the Miiu / http://vinay.howtolivewiki.com ? | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-08-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfZER1Z2lZZGVjZk43V1ozdFQyUnJtbFljeUlydXVTcUJQTGFFVTIySGpyd28tRFpXOFZ3WGpIVG1nOGtZV2MtVDUtSmlfNHZtS3NoLVBrcDBGSEVHZ1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2alNVclhWVnNRbFVXQ082dGtzbkdOQzFzWlE3T1FUS0dkWmlGSV93X1JnMm5ndmV0am9NTFBpOGF2eF81VVdZMkZBak1UbkhGanI3QWwwMnZyZGNYN2hCanU3WmVMNVQwd3Z0akx0V0Z2RDRzMDRsRFF5X1NqTVgxbGdhZGFHRTF1TF8zMHlLLWVWRU40YTRhM3hqU1FEZHpHZHpoRnQ2WWdCd3dzQTR3dGVGM1ZhODc3Q3BWRzM0Z1dEN2ZnVHI1MFBNdHp4TWRtTnRWWnBNOF9MLTlhUT09 |
Hi guys.
So the idea here is that the regional subreddits don't tend to get sustained attention from submitters in Victoria, but a single reddit should be busy enough to create general interest in regional news. Much like [/r/regionalAustralia](/r/regionalAustralia), starting with a central place, we can build interest in the local community subreddits - so absolutely discuss stuff specific to your area!
I'm a Melbourne man myself (Corporate drone on Collins, no less!) so I've added all the regional mods as moderators for this subreddit. If you want to become a regional mod, please send out a [mod message](http://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%23vic). | r/vic | post | r/vic | 2011-09-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfcDRCTHk4Q0RqNW43bU5ZOUt3bmRMUzg4ZWh2U1RKN2JTU2F3UzFXUE9iNF9oUDBLNUtHLVpsaDJja3BmMUJwcVJiR1dUb2sya0l5T0JPeF9ZQnhFZHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2NnY1QjRkTW4xS0VqVjc4YnBMa3dQTHpmN1NwM0FvbVZXUDJSRVltMmNaTUNucDZwWkJ3UF9IUXlJR0FkbmdkYmt1TGhNSDlHVExmRm1oNms0V0dzc1BVbzhRWDBweDF3N2tSUXVYdnhWTlp3YkJ6eUtRT0NtNFJ4b3NzZUViaFZFdnVsbG8zYkp3YTA4czNCbnkxVGJ3PT0= |
Can't wait for more detailed updates! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-09-08 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfVGhzeWJ2aHY4bEdYYmYwcm1jV0F1NzQ3RmNpcXVjYXRyRXIwTWtIYUNGa0VtRmdNeGU5MUx4NEloX0tKbmcwd0UzSUliZkZ2Y2czNHlJX0VZNGRtbkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2X09tMEpsVVRXVGQxclY3ZkFQbnh3RHEtMW55TnctTWplUjhVd2pLakMyMVowZ2I2anNmWWJpc1JIRlpDdVZIM2U1WF84ek5rc2dxUnBCM1FOVkhveERRZzlYU3ZzVEtENzlPN0JSS3ppQWpXT19seTNGQk9wcWJJcFNCUXEtTFpXSl9qQ2dUcWFWVHY5YWFSVHJiSWtFSTRhQkxkb3JsOFJOSTE2akpwOVVMU0xqamtQWGZDRlg5TUp3Wjg0UDViLVZNSEdYSmdUY24yVUV0TVVNZ3hGdz09 |
Much appreciated. It is tough to get word out when posts are seen by people browsing new topics in /r/all and just downvote on a whim. I would be very greatful if you could also upvote the one [posted to /r/engineering](http://www.reddit.com/r/engineering/comments/kalbo/engineers_of_reddit_your_help_is_needed/) as I believe that sustainable power is a major necessity for a community, but modern smaller scale steam engines/turbines just don't seem to exist yet. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-09-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfQ0ViRHlpQUVYN2lZWFJ4TWVxdFY0NUdfVjNQbXBCU2ZHVkE1ZXZuY2V6bFdsOXd4QkJTeUhTZ0pEQWl1REk3SzlVMWUwV3cxcHJQVDB1aEFFMHBPX1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2M2NKTGo0M2UxSVR1WVQ0QUFRWHFIajlfYW9PZVIxa19XVzZYdzAwQ3d6V3dQNTlrbFJCY1ZEWWtqckVlNHNaR24tRDRZbXFSTTJqLVJGYVBmbVpGT2dCVTF3MWtWUUlYRk9mSzU0NnJRc0ZPV3p1aUVWblI2ZzRUYWtNVVB2ZEs5Vm1jTXJlNW1rYlNab0ZqZ0JfbkNYZUZEV29KSGREV0dxdWM2VlI2QnBwUjNGNzltcmpMWm50T3hvTHUyWElzUXRMb1hxbm85eldtdGNEaXJCbkFaWFAwS0NRTjlTLTIzZVFyekIwTWIwST0= |
I chipped in. Great project! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-09-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfSnlfNXNXV0JleHRhZC03ckdWSEh2QUU1Z0tZbVhKTUIzSkdZSGlpeExSaHRPV181dnE2OU5PRU1PaWVmMzJXTkwtQVAtLTJkX1pLeHhnMXlfN0RpWXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2c1U4dU5jMXF1Qk8xMmxhRmRHeDhPaVp0Q0E1NWRiRk40b18zX2hJQmhmYzE4ZGlHSjhIajRYekh1VUJKTnpmOXhwOTl4cDRvVnI3RVAwVmt3N3pIYUZYaG5XNkMyZDJpeHNnalVvSndHQmtkdDZvMlFxS0NPLTR1SXB5Z1d3bEZjT2pyeGllZ1l1MTZzeVp4em9HWE1JclZjWUZTbVhQZzYzcVBBTlFQUk9TTzE0QmdtMnpzMDRJdzZIY3V4cWk3aDM1alJLZFlIQUE3T0VyTmx2S0tHWWZMR0RYQ2QtTFVHNUNMQ1NoR3RMND0= |
We finally get a restaurant to commit, and it's Applebee's. The only other restaurant more bland and boring is Cracker Barrel. Oh wait, we already have one of those...sigh. | r/benbrook | post | r/Benbrook | 2011-09-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfNXpRUlRyY2gyeGZGd0xCSXNJOEpKU2I0ZHRxNEYzSXp2M3JRMlQyaVA1bjVRRjcyNVA5MXdpT2p0eDZlNHhSUVNTVnJkRm02dzY0N2VfRTRTdzFpQVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2YzZUNVNKamxpMnFUbjUyZUEydkhXeFFjcmVPbTdtM0xEcnNXRS1xREZpSnF6UHJ0d1hlTTZmLWc2ZDNiOGZXQi1Bclp4NTZjTVd0RnZOMWRXcDFFTzZpMGlucTMxZHNGVGM3dGlKRWYtcmExZDNWZWdreVZWRk1mYlN0VkQ3d25VVEViLWRPdW52eksxM2kyVEZlWFdBPT0= |
Is this a good sub reddit to ask? | r/print | post | r/print | 2011-09-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfSjhEdldRODBMMHZlNExqc0tuTEN3dVl4akJWREdiQkRaMXVJa1E3NDJRSUxfMEYyMHpVcXdLd0k2NWxhTlZpVWswVXRZZWJuNWtYcHRyT2RXU2RaU0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2bDF2ekhJb1dtbGtvekJBcWdPSDc0OGdjVy1SdW4zVnFJQWhwVXp1cld0b3hTeXd3UTB6TUUwT2Y0VWt3aE0yVmJoNDNxUFlEUTJPRHNzOG5JWklQd3V5M05tYmFydDlqNm43WG9DZlB6d0JJS2VHNUJLd2NYMDJEeFJhNV9zRXREWWxmZTF4WDBlcXBsb3pYQ09qMkFuenVGU2Z0TlJSUUJmSnFXMVZsaW1SNFlZQnJPNzF0aWo3V1hHVHR6YTc2 |
The user deleted their account. Why? This sounds like it would have been a great intro to something valuable, but now I guess it's gone. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfZHo5a0pkNVh5MTJnNk95Tm82WmxmXzhDMVdUa3czYjNqd215dlkxckhyMWRKX1BSa2o3elJHU282VndGYVROX1oxYjh1X3VGLUoxU19JdUVJOTlFZ1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2MnpJaGs3cHRJc2hMRXI0Mjk1eEZCN3V4SjJBVHVGZEZjSlVLUU9QUlJKX05RMXZwSk5tc3Y2LXpOS1h1dmFTOVEtMnRYWHZiVWZzZjhGZGF3dDNINGZCcE1weE5KX0xJbWJ2MnA0NVZOQW90dEt6YmpmMDU2aHpTcE5BdkJxV0JxamxjMUFtTHJjVXRyNi1HUF8tTWNXS2o4NU9Sd204ai1VSmd0SWJnaFlSWjQwVlctVi1qb3ZVLUN6MGFFaUtWVmJ4VHI4cVNwX3FiRUs1WE02WEU4MGphWVM0UHVSaFJTV2gtS3JwT01Laz0= |
One necessary item to keep those pesky neighbors away is a shotgun loaded with rock salt. Usually non-lethal and stings like hell. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfdmdMUDNxY05Lc1VETlF1TFExY3l1LW9CQko2ZmRQcm1TaXg0WkJxdm5EUE56amZwVnhVSXMtX0Y4QkhKSHV4c2pDVzRaUldxbjF0VjN5d0xiSmlxTGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2X0g0VzVPZEFjV3ZuRjJrZk9xdGhUekQ1ZW5odmxIazdtUmk1Z0JIN2hXbkFqV2Z1MXVMT3k3SGVNZFlwdlFRdGd1NjlpMGo1b0Z1TnFVd25kcmlhczkxSWVYakZpbVNaQWZ6dGk4VmluVURLVXpVQ1kwS2tHS0NiSWFDTndVNlpRdGstejcwMWVPdm9PQlV6X2xiSzRGWHJDU09UdlpYN2trT3JpeW1pR05sN0VUd2t3UXpLRFhRUi1vbS1qcGpDUkFULTEtMW9qZTQ1MGk1MmJBanFhQ1RQSTFIb254Z1l3VU5XOTAxS28wVT0= |
confirmed, works very well, do not aim for the head tho. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfdnVsYnBHWWd0Z2RLRXNkVWZtb3VJSnR5LUpTbl82emVrNDQ3Zjlobk9CVTJIN3BQZk1jT1VtMzJ6WTFWeXUtdGJ6Q0pGUlFVNnVjaGZ5NE1HcHk0LUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Sk16RGhCaTZXc2dpQmZweWpMNWIyN2ZOWE9Dc2U1UDNtdXpFcVhSbDBkY2diM2RCaHBzbkpTYlRjZFF5SGtQcVhfbEo4SGg4dWc0UzNGcEZ2dGRCTkI5ZEUwaGpSdUs3UnZqTFR1YTctN3NBcGdLeXBlNnVLb2NJQ283Wk0tQlBNQnNoTEN1MGhINFRyQ21kaE9BemJvaElwOGZXVkJJSnZ0OXFZOW9CTFhveVBGZGxJbWI3akd1eHc3YWdBSG1nT0lsNWNEdHNWeDZ3VGtpYk9lMTJWdTBHN1UzRlZLSWc4Q2Q3SG1VblN5MD0= |
Great article. Seriously. Thanks for sharing! | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-07 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfaWlsMWFuOWJZSU9pNVMzc1Z3UmRDUG9XLTZQeFc4NjFDRmUxanZJYURGcVllVzc1cVhkMjgyN2VuUGFWRjdpcW5rQWF2eTZGZ0MtMkZiaWQ1MnEyWVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2aXRNSnplQkFrNVZmc0k5RnpsQ1VZeTd1V1pId3A4d2JZRHRZdjdTTXRJbDBWQ25RS1NHWllKLXRuY0J0TFhZTy1fUHFwY1lZRm9rTTVjN29JU3pzYmZzV2ZKbUh3U0hoeGs2MmlpOWVibDk0T2Z4UE8zZ09GMmtBZ2NSTWlKbE12Z1VGVFZjOXdXR05YRXJJNC1jVFlDbktCVDhUWTVjWUFNNElFeUV3YnNXVThHUzdTWWpTOVF1bFYwSGhtSEVS |
My pleasure, Glad you found it useful | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-08 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfUktNMVdFNXZEbnBSZVJXRm8wWWJGRDRjdGJiVllNX1AyMlFhdDVkSVhYWnZ5VF9UQTliakJEVUJyZ1Y3TndJWERoNC1tRGFRWTY1bzduSjN4QV9hcWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2bDhuV0tDeWZ0ZTRLblc5Ni1wbmVpMzU2cVdVZEZHeGJwTkIySGRmUXpOWk5MSllWaTQ1b25aLUlBV0xqc1JZYlB1V0ZSQzkzZDQ3RUI3dTdGcE85UGRRQnI0NE9XeEFSSHo1N3dCUXIzUXhad0txUnZFaWx6dXhWM1NkVkE5a2g5THlUbjFiaE5BWnlONjhpNER1aTBVNElUa3FiMUJQdmpfMGVaS2FqVFlMaXhkVHpGYnpoRktFRzdOTXRYU3B2 |
Sounds similar to what I've heard from the Venus Project, possibly a bit more practical, though. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfYTE0YTBvRm01em4wdF9NMkZRM080QWZULXllT2VuZjlkNmRwRWpCZEo5ODc1WWlVTWM2MC1aaGgwaXFGS1lCNzItYmRlak9qRVgxamk0S0JCY3FYd2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2dlJsUEhXYWhWZHVWcjBndWk3U3ZhMWhSZ3cydFlJdDVpWWg1OUtnWDNZWWlVM2xjMGRmNmJnXzUtQ2kyV0VWWm9wanJrd0VMRS1IQ0hGTk5vN2ZrdkdYT1V6U090OUN0UGRQYlk2R2M1ZVlHWXZIQzVCdWZDOUUyQ25vYndmV2xpVjR2RnF2azVDWE1KMzNHcGM0V0lvSlZtRFJ4T25kMlZfeEFLLTE3aDZQb2I4cGlMbWtTcnhpR1RUN0g1d0Zo |
Love it. Donating now. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-11 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfTHJYb25lbnZZbHVTaFExYmFXSEUxS2JDYmZYUVg4c2phOFFJckJsR09nY3psTF9ZZTFyLTAzd05GSWg2M3pQc2x6WVZHZF9pcGhXWG5FRWMxTHMyTEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2QmR3NXJzMjRxdDFpcXVsOHZQV095LXNtXzNILXRCcS1USVpFa29ZcExaZ09ENGYzUVJzdGd5S1dYcmdRdlpUbml1Wl9TejVEUHRHZ1RKWnhDcUtZdFBNUjB2NGNDa2N6TGdNanlfbmk3U3FtNlUzSWozNUM1UGVNc0Z1TmJ6NEV5VHBFdlVGSWE2ck40OGJPZGhXWHgzeDB1Sll2RFEyQTJYdFRxSHExSjh6ZkpaQkJJSHVKQm5XVDBJREV6S2swSldKT1pQTFBldmZpM2JWejF4Q0RUZmRhVUhyWU5FMmxBeWVsYjlHbms1QT0= |
Haskell lets you define functions like thrice, which accepts an element of type `a` and returns a list of the element repeated three times, for any data type `a`.
thrice :: a -> [a]
thrice x = [x, x, x]
Does Free Pascal allow type variables? If not, is there another way to do this in Free Pascal? | r/pascal | post | r/pascal | 2011-10-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfSVVsRWUyRUE3eHpFY3RSNGtqMzlvZlpDQnYtZ2dpRHdQX29ZbWZ3cGxZWkJyZXd4WlpmcW52V3ZubzVRMnRRSm1BX3dQd0ZKalZuSGhMZ0RZTU1oWHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2M21tRGJoRUJjSmRlWGlyTjRaRk1OamZtTEt1SWQ1aFdTVVRsdHlVQW5QenZYRzVURTBsd1ZqY2RaaFF0S294eGlmNGc1NlhCYWlWWE8xQUhfeW5lRlktMmFpaDg0TXN4N1hoR3NCZXd5REFVUUxYY2l4NHBtMkxHV2FaYWRzYlVVbG5zYXg3RUFKM3VSdnVhMlhVcVZWNmx4SHdPTUtKUE1vNkY1aUpBa3ZkT19NRUpQQkpHdnk0My1UUGtCREJJTmtwbVdsd05aSjRLNTU3UzlCVTRUUT09 |
I tried to use Delphi's syntax for anonymous methods:
type
fun = reference to function(): Integer;
Fpc shows a syntax error:
Error: Identifier not found "reference"
What's the Free Pascal equivalent to Delphi's anonymous methods, if any? | r/pascal | post | r/pascal | 2011-10-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfS3JhTnE4YXExWm52RnlFS2J1SXc2dVZiTUd0SXp1YXVjQU95N1BZUXpJNk1sUG5NaE9nVjBPdXRCQk1uRFhKZGtNWEplQVA0UEFVTnBYaTBKUVMzWWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2Rk9QUXluYUZzcjFmclEyeWZXMVZXd0hxcHM1QldLSTJac0s0RjBwWUdjckd4d09jNmlsRFVtdERydnZncGNPSnVldGljXzV2MERXZlg2R003VmZlM2YxTGpIMXhPSGxfampwcFNkYjVPLUZGSHhUOXBpLU9pN2JkSVczanE2Mk1HbzVuQ0xQUDBwTjdNdWR0bERwd3V5Nl9tT3UxSE9YdW4xNGszTUVIdVBrdFlEMk0yVjNCNW1QQjl3RkZsalRt |
It printed 200 pages and gave me some bullshit about being empty. I put some tape over the laser level sensor so it would think it was full and now I'm almost up to 2700 pages.
Prints about 1page per second after an 8 or 9 second warmup. | r/print | post | r/print | 2011-10-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfUzZGdTFqemJRY2lqZ055TmZRZElQUWFLWlNFbWwtclZPM3VERUktVDdJa294dGxjMzFWMm1nbHJnV3J4S09FR1dpUHNmTkZFcnhNMTdSZVRudHJJdWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2UXhQSVA4dUtJd1lxNWRvNWhjcmFybjc0dXkybk80Q1BtOU4zTVFmMzgwTl9vTmVKYV9TSWE4SHlwSmZUeHJFUUFLUEZNTU1JREdEajNCNGVjTEVEUFBoWEhmN0YzMkRWOWxMQllmdmE0bVcyTm9BcjUxTWRYZXZRY09QZTlHTmFJeE1rbXMyOUhkVnZMczdlR3FqVmV0NVBNUk14T2daT3lQWXowLXM3d3FfaWo1dDlSaG8wRF8yejJnN0RDaDNC |
Sets use `[elem, elem, elem]`, so what do arrays use? | r/pascal | post | r/pascal | 2011-10-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfQnNnbXJBYlMyaUNCUDFHZllmbnlVMzVpSXFnckdId0tIeDRjS1pQSUxLNUlTSGNzT2F1NVlPRzhzTkdzRWNVX1dfQTVqbWxjOWNrMERzZ2IzQWNUV1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2QVNTcnRocTdNX0E1c1FXaHlQTEctVnlwWHhsRHRlNEIwRkVObkp1LVh6c3U1bVh2S0pxWngweWlTbGI4Z1ZkOUZGbUZiVGZYRS1oY0VQdk1zaGJYVVhiYmljbFZvQWpWTHFVY2E4eGloVXJFVGFzWlhJbHJPMWNQM0g3Rk0xVW5FVHV6N2RnbzZUb2NoNUFTZ1JjMnZ0WUlOZjdqZnBKQnBSamVBRVZ2d3VZTm9MeVJ6RzNEd3JZNXhnWVphOHpRVDNUX1ZlZmhsNnlzZlZiSkRZX2U3dz09 |
Businesses are deathly afraid of the whole "shrink to survive" mentality. Because stockholders I think. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfTnNWRkhZQU8tcnJ3aDk5SGFKSVJRQldCTF83R0JzbVhIQ1JoZ1hpMFpjeFRnMDFXc1BHMW54WVZ5Qk9JSDdjSE9UdmRqUkZySzgtdHNDQzd3clRMSUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2RXRDZ3U2cmdRWE9VRzZVcDRic0hRV1BvbFZDemowanlxY2gyNmtEM1VzNGFyb0gzY1lVNmZMc0V2M2RvSExwU1NodG5MaHBzWEo1azRfX2liUDB1QmlDY3F2S19rZXJMNEpjbmE3Q216RjRPaTUzSUtTWTR0WWY1VUZQMjdiVzU4YVlITkhIWWxHLU5hMS12eldhMWVEekRySDNfS3RMenVXdmgtaGFua3BwSW5nTnM5V3FzM1k5azhDWC1ZMlNhRHM5NE5Pa05YMTducGFFUmRXU0pOakhraDA2TjI4X2VqOHJvN19xU1ZCZz0= |
I've been working on strength training with kettlebells, but I have a lot of issues with my joints- specifically a rotator-cuff injury that never healed well and incredibly tight and finicky hip joints. Is kettlebell going to doing me more harm than good? | r/kettlebells | post | r/kettlebells | 2011-10-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfZEoyZkE4SnVZX3NZNGNNdU1aU2NkS0tYMEpvU3FsZ2MxMTZpRXVjVDM1YUJWZEh3MzlNR0RZODZ2dTZlRmJIQzcyWXRxVmduOG41TFdwdGY4ZWY5YWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2WmJ2UEx2OTlubDc0QWRSc1BsaW54aHlneHlJcFo0cVNnSHlnUE5USDZkN0wweGVpWGlCck9yUHFLajY1cGlFTlNvQzkxc3FjNGJ5QUp3NUZNZXhGRFRfN1pNTmNTTWxtTGlOdUxaX19KUC0xbFJIWUtLdGlQd0JGM2ZqQXFHSW53b2RNcERodzhZVHlXWC1CbTV6VWFpVzVMeVRqOXhwX0JZd05JUU1Cc2ZITTdtRndjbXF0QWU0eU5XV2tGa3Jx |
Gah?! Inconsistent and ripe for bugs. | r/pascal | post | r/pascal | 2011-10-20 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfU1p1VXJQWE5wNW9EM2s1RnBHZHQ1MnptVkRINl9MY0VrVm1OQ0ktT1pkQWI5R2hVZ0ZpU1hVNnoteEp0b2FGYkdQTXNFTDFLN3hhRGEteF9kVDkwS2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2QXhlM0RCUF9qeVVsYWsyZ0VMSE5Pb3h3RzRRc0JJSDJlS2p5cWcxelB5YS1Md2prcnc4N1BmOTk0MHBSVVI4OWRJd21fTFVWMUU0VGVmZ19aM1NfWnZkWkd1WEx3Z1pUblB4c0p4N0J0cjEwREh4Rktuei1GcS16dGtkZko2X2htRS1XaVlyWHpHRXRLTnpONXV0dldEOENuLTZzX1VQWjFTR2FaaFM3VGtKOEN6RUJIN1I0TmZ6VTdZM0pHZnY4 |
Hi - I am going to be printing some of my artwork as postcards (5x7) and posters (11x17) and I want to enhance the work with a spot gloss. I'm having trouble finding places to get this done in smaller quantities. I was thinking of printing 20-50 in each size.
So -(main question) Does anyone have an online printer to recommend for spot UV?
(side questions) Has anyone had a good or bad experience with doing spot UV? Any general advice for file prep? | r/print | post | r/print | 2011-10-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfLWlRc295OEJkNWUxVzRkdTlwNXhUZXV6MUtUZkxRUnFrbzAzc3daV3NOUE9tUXl3aUxaLTZsMUVOMkxEZExYcG82M2JjNjRvajg3clR5X2YtUS1QaXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2ZEI4MHFFSFZlYmRreWlhbDd3SG53dGlCaTBhbjRETEhrcjRHTEk3VHJRNEJwSGdCVDJSX1hHUjVpcVZFWUx6Q2NfSXFlNlJ6TV9IMUliV0NYMXB0VmlfT21LR3hpeUM3dW1XWGtlNWNKdk9ZR1JPN2pldDdtM1Vadk5MQVdLOVpvbFA5VW1hNXczcHlmTXZQSHJNYURCNEFudHMzY1Fhd2xzSFdrNkFzNG5QNV9Sa3ZETWJxSXJJUmRsOEhwNndG |
I think this is the most inspiring opensource project ever. I wonder why NGOs don't get involved in such projects. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfSWN0b2NMQkdMQlplWU10UEFKZ19YLUJXUENPYURRbU1NeDRKMTlCbEJiTWxVbHNCSmpHR3VXQTVKc2tsWnBNMnBKdlM2ZXVuRWt3ZUdxOE9XdWpHMWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2YUU3WnFDSk9Sd2ZzS0tMS205RV9iQkFKQTBYQ1k0NVRQcEJDSTg3ZXFucnIzVW5TTGlkZlFzQVZmS3JqUlBJejA4V0k2bWlNREJsbDU0ODFzNGJJbVdmUWxkQktwbzh2Q3pHbVVvMVJGNkk0T3FKT0lyWFl6UDVpYW9GN3Vkck9PVkVvVjBVdjdmaV8ydTJpbkVLSzM5Y01PckE1cGJBcHVrVWVPenRGS2hqdTgwV0RMdlJwVXhpcFFoaFlaMzVXVVFrMEtQXzI5cnhiTkJWU1dmVkNhR1lCWkJNRldxRXlNeXQ2UkthZWh5bz0= |
I'm leaving my PhD to learn permaculture. Im tired of writing about resilience and sustainability. Its time to do. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfcGF6NzRRM21mQXZ0VUVoUGN6dEJZY2oxazUyWVh3Z3dsZ3dqQUgtUUlaUGdDRlhoLVY2YmhneEZTQjBWWHhBTzQzWjJPT2NnOGd1M1I0Z0dYWVQzeFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2RXdBdTM5QTU1aENZNnl1cTNtRW81SE9Hc2lBUEMzSl91VGw4b2U5RVc5ZFhIUS0taTMzRXJMaEVDakV1RnQ4YTFudGNRSzhXS3ZTcjBPNldubGUzVkdLN1BMXzZxTHFUbVM5RnNYUUpTbkpXWUFlMkFtWi1EdlhzQXh4Z3RtSkZqb20xRUJxVnJYVHlzM2ZXN0FWRkYxa2lTZDY1cFBSSTVEUW03c2RPOExJQ2RjOC1FRXJ0ZS1uZDZMQkNDLWFBdU1ILUYyWFpTY0IwRHhxSGJaSXB4MkVNZVlyVi1IQUo5NEdjSHc3eVBFcz0= |
I'm majoring in Sustainable Agriculture at the University of Alberta. Things aren't as grim as you would think out here on the prairies with our unsustainable big monoculture. Large scale industrial agriculture will be part of any solution for a long, long while. My goal is to make them as conservative of resources as possible while improving or maintaining output.
The author is right about one thing, growth based economics are not going to be able to describe the solutions forever. | r/resilientcommunities | comment | r/resilientcommunities | 2011-10-26 | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlVfMXI1b2x4V3lTanBYTkVnSTU2eUowY0hacUZzSml4MGhHZ3Q4RGJwSng3MjRaWW0wZ0RaUDlqZnlhNk0xSGFFc21YenFpOHlIbkJnOFBnUzZubjRENEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5RZlZ2TGVfcHU3Mk9MQUpGVFNkeWprMWFjb29qNktUcW5kT3o1YXNQc3A4Zkx4NjNMV0QxOTNnNnloRTNJWWJtckNtY2NhZjlUV2hPaktmTHA4ZzZKYUNSbzVQa2xlYXAxNDRkOGFfcVhUMVNVUVk4NkdLSmtibG90MTlLQ1JUbzc3dmtQMG9Lcm05Zm5lOG54YVNIT2RSSUNYWjhtd0xVbHdrMHhrODFHclAwc3RadVJKUUVJeXgtSTY5ejZXZUdpNWlTWVZVSzI2MWUxS1pCZ05KYjJrZ2k5RHZ5cHo2enhGSF9PS2taeWNjME5VUT0= |