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What are some /out youtubers that i can watch and learn from
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>>2846171 >>2851484 C'mon. Don't get your biology education from YouTube.
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>>2846218 This is genuinely weird as fuck.
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>>2846349 >everything must be coom fuck off
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>>2851997 It really is. She's got thousands of views too somehow?
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thoughts on /out/ Youtubers going camping and labelling themselves as "homeless nomads" for money?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=babmqkggnhg
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Is off-grid living a wealthy person's hobby? I can't live in an off-grid cabin full time because the code doesn't allow that, and I also would need a primary residential address. The only way to make it work off-grid is if you already have a real home.
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>>2854089 >starlink Before we were able to get fiber, we used Starlink for a year or two, it was actually pretty serviceable; though the constant, unending price hikes sucked.
(for a point of reference, prior to this we were on Viasat, which was virtually unusable.. 600ms pings AT BEST and a 100GB monthly cap.. all for the low, low price of $165 a month.
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>>2854090 My microwave internet was unlimited data, ~$85/month, generally around 100ms ping, 4mpbs down, .7mpbs up, but the modem and antenna lease was $30/month and the tower cost $1800 to install. If I wasn’t on the hill, the tower would have had to be much taller, because you need to have line-of-sight to the tower at the ISP’s location. Adding a 5G home hotspot to my cell bill was $50 extra by comparison and is about 70 times faster and doesn’t require a tower.
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>>2854086 holy shit
/out/ discusses tech
maybe the uncle teddy affection of /out/ has to do with the utter illiteracy - unfortunately conflicting with an inflated perception of the self - of /out/ when it comes to tech. KEK
Xformers, DC to DC, SMPS - power electronics in general - are unironically a throughouly solved subject matter.
But apparently for some even the basic physical underlyings of force, distance, energy and work seem to pose unsurmountable challenges.
>>2854058 Please do me a favour, for my entertainment, go on to next explaining how the laws of the market are also wrong. As evidently, solar tech is pretty successfull, but since it doesn't work something must be wrong about the popular concept of markets.
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>>2854156 >Wall of text that doesnt address the FACTS I brought up.... Still waiting for your explanation of how you can magically compensate for the power consumption when you go from 100w@24v to actual 120v devices used in homes. You know, the "work" being done.
My math checks out and you've done nothing to disprove it (because you cant).
>not because there’s any significant difference in the performance of an AC watt and a DC watt What a fucking moron.
>same shit, just draws 10x the amperage, no big deal... How is that not "performance"?
Did you drop out before you even reached high school??
Your 100w solar panel is peaking at 5 amps, realistically its at 3 amps. Just to run a microwave youre looking at aroind 80 square feet of panel.
So youre either an idiot or full of shit. Or both.
Either way you have no fucking clue about solar performance.
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>>2854374 >this entire post >lol OKAY DUDE, that's enough trolling for one day.
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For no reason in particular other than my own interest, I need to know what the perfect "survival card(s)" would be.
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>>2854333 >Would a saw be useful? A credit card sized saw? Uh, no.
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those are your survival cards to keep in a wallet
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>>2854333 A knife is the obvious choice to me. Definitely the basic tool you never want to be without, I've got one I ground out of an old saw blade sitting underneath the insole of my shoes for that reason.
Shape a curved notch near the bottom of the blade on one side where you'll rest it against your index finder, punch a hole through it so you can fit a loop of rope just long enough to reach your ring finger and you can get a surprisingly solid grip on even a small blade.
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>>2854369 And how many times have you actually used your stinky shoe knife in a situation where it was actually necessary
And no, telling us about it doesnt count as a situation
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>>2854372 Literally never. Just like my smoke alarm and house insurance.
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Face your fears and go innawoods at nightfall
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>>2854297 it's not that deep and night hiking isn't that risky
>>2854270 trvke but also stay safe
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>>2854297 >>2854300 Also not that dangerous if you're on a trail you're familiar/comfortable with and you've done it before in the daytime
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>>2854150 >>2854291 How can I take pics like this? What kinda camera? I don't think iPhone can do this
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>>2854312 This is just an iPhone. You have to use the long exposure option and hold the phone still for like 10 seconds.
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Walking outside with a 10 gorillion lumen flashlight is scary? You should realize that being out at night is only scary if you have little to no light and face possible danger.
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I fucking hate them to my core.
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>>2854121 so, why not volunteer and help raise money to fix it instead of whining like a bitch?
explain why you complain first and do nothing second?
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>>2854138 >the people who own/manage it don't hike and don't appreciate the land bullshit. I just talked to the lady on the phone and she desperately wants to fix it but because of budget cuts she doesnt have the funds. Why not donate your allowance to the cause?
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>>2854230 >I just talked to the lady on the phone which lady?
how much could it possibly cost to shovel out a trail, add some signs and open it back up?
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>>2854295 The fact you don't know just proves why you don't deserve a trail. Go out and donate some time to a trail building society and realize how the system actually works.
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KEYSTONE WAS THE FIRST RESORT TO OPEN YESTERDAY AT 3PM!
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Any of you guys do XC skiing? I wanna try it this year, there's a place near me that does a 2 hour introductory thing.
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>>2854096 do it, I shill it on here from time to time, I think it's really underrated and overlooked, probably because most people who are into it seem to stick to groomed trails and cruising around where it's pretty much flat. It's like if your whole impression of hiking was trail running, or if biking was just spandex roadies. It's a ridiculously fun way to explore the woods once it starts to click. I would suggest working on downhill techniques a LOT even if that's not the main aspect you care about because it's the hardest thing about XC and takes a lot more deliberate thought than striding imo. You CAN handle hills but if you already do alpine it will feel like your skis don't want to do fuck all what you want them to do and most people ultimately just choose to ride out a hill or bail out, which gets really limiting
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>>2851149 And continuing from this, the latest Bachelor has ever opened in history is the 15th, now it's the 16th and there's no skiing in sight. There's finally some snow coming through this week but only 6-8", which isn't anywhere near enough to open.
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>>2854096 where at? out west?
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>>2854131 I'm in the northeast. Full disclosure, I'm mostly interested in XC/Nordic skiing (same thing?) as a means to access roads which are not plowed or maintained in the winter.
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Life after 30 is a slow-motion suicide without family. It's all the negatives of getting old; watching your friends drift away as they start their own families, your parents and siblings getting old and die, watching everything in your life slowly putter out as the magic fades; without any of the positives of things like family or community to shore you up. Everything rots away and you're left with the bleakness of oblivion, no hope of anything continuing. Anyone who has experienced considerable ageing among his family members (or already in himself), knows how blackpilling it is. It's really rough, once people pass their early 50s (or sometimes even sooner) you start to notice the slip-ups, forgetfulness, the declining of fine motor skills, the difficulties understanding new information. Human existence is a tragedy, there are so few years that you are allowed with full mental and physical strength. Your peak years are mostly wasted with education, where you have barely any control over your own life, because you have little to no money nor autonomy. Add to that the time spent sleeping, working, hygiene, housework, shopping, appointments, visits to the workshop - what do we have left? Everyone who has to work for a living basically leads a precarious existence, regardless of whether they are a simple worker or a well-paid employee. Before they have built up a comfortable fortune and a well established understanding of the world, the body goes downhill.
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>>2854358 I'm not reading all of that. Go outside, dude.
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this faggot thinks he's the new MEN ARE CHECKING OUT OF SOCIETY AT AN ALARMING RATE lmao another one to add to the filter many such cases
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ì just bought a couple acres in appalachia and am building a cabin so i dont have to be a rentoid. picrel is what ive done so far
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OP = based, city dwelling haters = not based. Simple.
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>>2854327 >adobe house totally doable. me and my friend built a small adobe house out on his ranch when we were 14. we just made tons of adoble bricks out of clay and straw/grass hay and started stacking them together and made a small house. it was only like 6ft tall but it was so based our whole class took a field trip to go see it. we did this in 1994/95 before the internet, we just used books for the info. it was a great summer project
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>>2854341 NGL, that’s based AF. If memory serves you don’t even need a kiln, you just let the bricks dry in the sun. If I was a desert fag and not a swamp fag I could totally get into that. I imagine the roof is the toughest part
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>>2854344 Yup, just compact and dry. Interestingly compaction is the key part if you want the structure to weather well.
A very similar traditional approach is to set up cladding boards for any walls, only knee height or so, add a layer of your dirt, tamp it down and repeat, until you reach the top of the cladding. Raise the cladding so it now sits almost on top of the thus errected section of wall and repeat.
Works in most climates. Clay is usually abundant. Allegedly the interior climate profits from this sort of construction. Walls made like this can last centuries. But some cultures rub in oils or wax for the visual spectacle and water proofing.
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Came across my grandmother watching this the other day and I thought you guys might get a kick out of it.
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x679l87
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>#531- "Jump the Shark" Edition >Previous Thread: >>2846103 >janny pls… >Thinking about picking up a new hobby? Want to get a memecaster? Haven't mastered the Palomar knot? Click here! >http://www.pastebin.com/u/fishingandtackle >https://imgur.com/a/1Xw3N >New Bong Fishin Guide >https://pastebin.com/sDB5SQTq >First for best telescopic rod is the one you exchanged for a 3pc. >Talk about fishin
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>>2854249 Im no stranger to fishing high and muddy but fishing at double normal flows is already particularly difficult much less quadrouple normal flows
>erie Theres too much ice to fish and not enough ice to fish. I cant fish after work while conditions are okay because of daylight savings, id get to the river just in time to go home because im out of daylight.
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>>2854205 It's been an odd year here in norcal. There's snow on Shasta and Lassen, but it hasn't even frosted at some of the lower elevations. My brother in law is up at 3000ft and hasn't seen snow or frost yet. And there's a massive hundreds of miles long bank of fog that has blanketed the central valley from Shasta County down into socal and it's just been sitting here for more than 20 days! Washington and Oregon are getting an atmospheric river and we're not. But a set of weather just hit yesterday and it finally rained again and should continue all week. Hopefully it pushes this fog out, it's miserable!
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>>2854065 Tried a ned a few times and haven't gotten even a nibble. Maybe I'm fucking up my retrieve somehow but I doubt it. I let it sit for about 3-4 seconds before hopping it.
>fish where the bass are and not trout Brother i live in a desert its a miracle there are even fish here. NM stocks both trout and bass in the same lakes/ponds/reservoirs. Ive caught trout while bass fishing and bass while trout fishing in the spring out of the same lake in the same day.
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>>2854318 The advice you were given still rings true. Catfish and bass don't live in the same places despite inhabiting the same waterbodies. If you are fishing cut bait in deep holes expecting bass, you are doing it wrong. Look into bass habitat, particularly for this time of year and for your local waterbodies, and consider using stickbait, jigs, smaller lures, etc.
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Great news! The weather report changed, the rain didn't come, and the rivers should be fishable this weekend! The hype is real
