WIZnet Reveals New Enhanced Raspberry Pi Pico Boards with Ethernet Functionality
WIZnet has revealed two new microcontroller evaluation boards, the W5500-EVB-Pico2 and W5100S-EVB-Pico2. These boards are based on the Raspberry Pi RP2350 microcontroller and are equipped with fully hardwired TCP/IP controllers, enhancing their networking capabilities. The W5500-EVB-Pico2 features the W5500 Ethernet Controller, which supports eight independent hardware sockets. This 
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In-reply-to » (#zmdyalq) part 2, James your twtxt is way too short.... say 2 tonnes of wheat, costing me say 15,000 thats 7,500 for a tonne or $7.5 for a Kg of wheat. That is about 12 times for expensive than wheat is today, ans this assumes the cow manure has any minerals in it, which I know from experience doesn't. So I would have to add NPK, Ca and Mg along with B, Mn, Co, Zn and Cu, all adding thousands to the overall cost.

Yeah I can easily write heaps when I need to, to night for example I am awake at 2:13 am tying here. I have to finish a book I am getting ready for others to read. So far the book is over 60 pages long.

Thank you for the access to Spiritual Springs and TWTXT. Now all I have to do is get Apache running again off some local drive, I doubt it will work on a Linux Ubuntu machine, as there is no local hard drive C, is this understanding correct? I could configure it to run off a local drive on a memory stick?

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In-reply-to » Fixed a thing in the flutter client tonight, it now stores the username \ password and server url.. Which is a nice feature, no need to copy\paste anymore to log in.

Fixed so that when you hit ‘reply’ on a post - it adds the already mentioned people in the post (excluding yourself). Makes it much easier to reply properly to a thread.

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In-reply-to » ICANN Reserves .Internal For Private Use at the DNS Level The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has agreed to reserve the .internal top-level domain so it can become the equivalent to using the 10.0.0.0, 172.16.0.0 and 192.168.0.0 IPv4 address blocks for internal networks. From a report: Those blocks are reserved for private use by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, which ... ⌘ Read more

@bender@twtxt.net If anything was going to be an NFT, a domain name would probably make the most sense, but I don’t think that system would be any better than the current one and it would make domain squatting even worse.

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In-reply-to » Also tweaked the settings of my Bitaxe bitcoin miner, it was running a bit unstable, tweaked some settings and now it finally runs like it should. Media

@prologic@twtxt.net Nothing yet, I have it set up for solo mining, so if it finds something - then I get full reward.
Someone with a bitaxe found a block last week, all though it’s very unlikely. But there is still a chance.

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In-reply-to » (#zmdyalq) part 2, James your twtxt is way too short.... say 2 tonnes of wheat, costing me say 15,000 thats 7,500 for a tonne or $7.5 for a Kg of wheat. That is about 12 times for expensive than wheat is today, ans this assumes the cow manure has any minerals in it, which I know from experience doesn't. So I would have to add NPK, Ca and Mg along with B, Mn, Co, Zn and Cu, all adding thousands to the overall cost.

I suppose there’s no harm in increasing it to 2kB đŸ€”

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In-reply-to » (#zmdyalq) part 2, James your twtxt is way too short.... say 2 tonnes of wheat, costing me say 15,000 thats 7,500 for a tonne or $7.5 for a Kg of wheat. That is about 12 times for expensive than wheat is today, ans this assumes the cow manure has any minerals in it, which I know from experience doesn't. So I would have to add NPK, Ca and Mg along with B, Mn, Co, Zn and Cu, all adding thousands to the overall cost.

@off_grid_living@twtxt.net

James your twtxt is way too short
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Seriously?! 😅 1024 bytes (1kb) isn’t enough?! đŸ˜±đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïžđŸ€Ł

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By the way adding cow manure to the mulch boxes in the fruit orchard is also with no many minerals. Our soil lacks Ca, Mg B, Cu and Zn to name a few. All this adds to the cost of making good fruit.

I am thinking of purchasing a different system, say wicking beds, grow the fruit trees on top in mulch boxes of soil and into the wicking bed you add hydroponic solutions of minerals, which cost the same as getting bulky useless cow manure. For example for $80 you get 30 minerals in hydroponics and enough to make 2000 litres of water into a wicking bed. You feed the trees for 3 months before draining the water and adding another brand new batch cost another 2000 litres of water and minerals for another $80. Same cost but much more valuable in terms of minerals supplied. What is in cow manure? All gathered across the poorest soils of Australia? Not much.

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In-reply-to » Media A picture of our lovely hens. Notice the red arrows of the feed they waste and leave alone. Wheat. They hate wheat, lying around in huge 3m area on the carpet.

part 2, James your twtxt is way too short
. say 2 tonnes of wheat, costing me say 15,000 thats 7,500 for a tonne or $7.5 for a Kg of wheat. That is about 12 times for expensive than wheat is today, ans this assumes the cow manure has any minerals in it, which I know from experience doesn’t. So I would have to add NPK, Ca and Mg along with B, Mn, Co, Zn and Cu, all adding thousands to the overall cost.

The chooks would love to eat such wheat, but imagine the cost of making it?

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In-reply-to » Media A picture of our lovely hens. Notice the red arrows of the feed they waste and leave alone. Wheat. They hate wheat, lying around in huge 3m area on the carpet.

My old friend Lyse, you are still around.

Yes the pictures are bad, shot on evening light, with shaky hand I guess, 400,000 bytes, too big a file

The carpet is our covering over the ground, can’t afford tiles. Nice place for chooks to eat off.

I reckon there would be over 40Kg wasted seed on the ground, the chooks hate eating the wheat, because it probably has 3 minerals in eat, N P K and maybe some Ca, Mg and Fe from the ground. No where good enough to build the 3D molecules chooks and humans need in their bodies. Farmers cannot afford growing wheat with 60 minerals in it. The cost for that I reckon would be $10 a kg for the wheat on it’s own. Wow wheat is around $600 per tonne, or 60cents per Kg. See my point? If I grew say a hectare of wheat, 100m by 100m soil adding 100mm of cow manure over the ground at 4m3 that is 40m2 of ground I cover costly $60 to get this, labour is free and maintenance of car free, 10,000 / 40 = 250 trailer loads of cow manure, costing me $15,000. I would get for a yield..

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A picture of our lovely hens. Notice the red arrows of the feed they waste and leave alone.
Wheat. They hate wheat, lying around in huge 3m area on the carpet.

Obviously the wheat has few minerals in it and not worth eating,,,fancy that we eat wheat bread all the time. What a waste of time !!! eating nothing in it
. I might trying growing my own wheat with at least 60 minerals in it, but costly to make.

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More mulch boxes with taro this time, another sub-tropical plant tuber
This one has plastic walls and sheeting, but alas the leaves still got badly burnt by frost.
These love lots of water and not too much heat
Hmm? shadecloth them soon

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Two more mulch boxes for another new potato shadehouse yet to be built come October
Red arrow shows garlic, never been successful at growing garlic
. has over watering
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The potato shed is fully insect proof for a reason. You cannot grow potatoes all year round due to tiny beetles chewing the leaves to bits, so I made a shaecloth shed over the mulch boxes.

Again the mulch boxes are 10 inches of pure cow manure and the spuds placed into this. I do not use the natural ground, too hard, too poor and too much hard work digging it up. It would be nice to add another mulch box frame on top of the lower frame and add another 200 mm of cow manure into that, getting more root feeding soil along the stems, hence more tubers. Might try this idea? The dead leaves is from a black frost we got, even instead the shadehouse the potato tops died off. Sad.

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This is this year’s oranges, huge and tasty thanks to annual dolomite added into the mulch boxes.
We add cow manure every year into the mulch boxes, about 1 inch every time and water the mulch boxes, not the entire ground in the wire netting yard. Cheaper on water resources, which we do not have.

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Welcome me back folks, thanks to my Son James, off_grid_living is back !!!

Now lets look at what I have been doing lately.

This is the corn patch, around 300 seeds planted 2 days ago, hopefully the frost is over. And the rat baits are out, see the round plastic tubes, and so the seeds can grow without being eaten, as in previous years.

SO far this adventure has cost me $100, for 2 loads of 4m3 cow manure. I dump it onto the soil without digging, really hard sandy texture on top of ground, 2 inches thick and plant the corn seeds from last year into the soil. Lazy and efficient method. No weeding, no digging. The metal boxes define the area, it is around 25m long and 4 m wide with four brown pipes for 1 hr watering twice every day. Though the holes in the pipes are blocked by the sweeter bore water, so I have to hand water every day as well. The brown pipes are only 1 year of use, so its costly to upgrade them every year.

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In-reply-to » Got a bit bored for a second and “googled” my own domain. DuckDuckGo’s results are almost completely spammed by results from twtxt.net: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22uninformativ.de%22 đŸ„ŽđŸ˜…

@movq@www.uninformativ.de LOL đŸ€Ł Good to see search engines axtually index our content đŸ„ł

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Pimoroni’s Debuts Latest RP2350-Based Development Boards and Kits
Pimoroni has introduced a range of new products centered around the Raspberry Pi RP2350 microcontroller. These offerings are designed for hobbyists, educators, and developers, providing various features for different project requirements. The Pimoroni Explorer Starter Kit includes a 2.8″ IPS LCD screen, a mini breadboard, servo headers, analog inputs, and a built-in speaker. It also

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Anyone recommend a domain registrar, that’s only a domain registrar and nothing else? I’m not interesting in Email Hosting, Web Hosting, Parking, or whatever other silly nonsense. Just domain registration, delegation and renewal.

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In-reply-to » Found out today, that the registrar that I use Only Domains's AU front door is DOWN. That is https://onlydomains.com.au

At this point I’m thinking of migrating away from OnlyDomains and choosing a different registrar. If OnlyDomains can’t even do something as simple as maintain their own fucking domain name, how am I supposed to trust them as a service/registrar of my domains?! đŸ€” – Not only that, but recently they’ve put all their domain prices up too on a bunch of TLD(s).

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In-reply-to » Found out today, that the registrar that I use Only Domains's AU front door is DOWN. That is https://onlydomains.com.au

@bender@twtxt.net That ain’t the half of it. The worst part is, they (support) don’t give a crap, seem to be poorly trained in “incident management” and you can’t even tell anyone at the company about this (that cares) đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž

Not only that, but how embarrassing is it for a domain registrar to not be able to get domain management right? Support tell me things like:

We only have onlydomains.com we don’t use onlydomains.com.au

To which I reply:

No, you are wrong. I’ve been a very long-term customer and your portal has always been available on both domains. You don’t know your own company’s history.

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In-reply-to » Fixed a thing in the flutter client tonight, it now stores the username \ password and server url.. Which is a nice feature, no need to copy\paste anymore to log in.

@stigatle@yarn.stigatle.no Is saving the password a good idea security-wise? Or do you save/load it from the user’s password manager using an API to do so? đŸ€”

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In-reply-to » Agile is Killing Software Innovation, Says Moxie Marlinspike There's a rot at the heart of modern software development that's destroying innovation, and infosec legend Moxie Marlinspike believes he knows exactly what's to blame: Agile development. Marlinspike argued that Agile methodologies, widely adopted over the past two decades, have confined developers to "black box abstraction layers" that limit creativ ... ⌘ Read more

@slashdot@feeds.twtxt.net Well no shit! But not only “agile” but this stupid over-uses thing called “micro services” đŸ€Šâ€â™‚ïž

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Agile is Killing Software Innovation, Says Moxie Marlinspike
There’s a rot at the heart of modern software development that’s destroying innovation, and infosec legend Moxie Marlinspike believes he knows exactly what’s to blame: Agile development. Marlinspike argued that Agile methodologies, widely adopted over the past two decades, have confined developers to “black box abstraction layers” that limit creativ 
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Found out today, that the registrar that I use Only Domains’s AU front door is DOWN. That is https://onlydomains.com.au

$ host -t A onlydomains.com.au
onlydomains.com.au has address 198.50.252.65

$ curl -v https://onlydomains.com.au/
*   Trying 198.50.252.65:443...
* connect to 198.50.252.65 port 443 failed: Connection refused
* Failed to connect to onlydomains.com.au port 443 after 222 ms: Couldn't connect to server
* Closing connection
curl: (7) Failed to connect to onlydomains.com.au port 443 after 222 ms: Couldn't connect to server

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Les pipis au lit vous lĂšvent tĂŽt. FaĂźtes boire un grand verre d’eau Ă  vos enfants le soir pour booster votre productivitĂ©

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In-reply-to » ICANN Reserves .Internal For Private Use at the DNS Level The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has agreed to reserve the .internal top-level domain so it can become the equivalent to using the 10.0.0.0, 172.16.0.0 and 192.168.0.0 IPv4 address blocks for internal networks. From a report: Those blocks are reserved for private use by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, which ... ⌘ Read more

@movq@www.uninformativ.de We’ve had .home.arpa for a while but it just doesn’t feel natural to type. I’ve been using .internal.

Side note: I didn’t realize the .box TLD was finally live. Looks like domains are super expensive and also NFTs for some reason. Shame. https://my.box/

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In-reply-to » ICANN Reserves .Internal For Private Use at the DNS Level The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has agreed to reserve the .internal top-level domain so it can become the equivalent to using the 10.0.0.0, 172.16.0.0 and 192.168.0.0 IPv4 address blocks for internal networks. From a report: Those blocks are reserved for private use by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, which ... ⌘ Read more

@slashdot@feeds.twtxt.net I’m surprised this took so long to become standardized.

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ICANN Reserves .Internal For Private Use at the DNS Level
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has agreed to reserve the .internal top-level domain so it can become the equivalent to using the 10.0.0.0, 172.16.0.0 and 192.168.0.0 IPv4 address blocks for internal networks. From a report: Those blocks are reserved for private use by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, which 
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In-reply-to » (#5nv73xa) @bender The status of the disks and the backup jobs from Scrutiny and Healthchecks respectively. Green means everything is fine, red or orange means it needs my attention.

That’s scrutiny is definitely something I wanna look at running. 👌

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In-reply-to » (#5nv73xa) @bender The status of the disks and the backup jobs from Scrutiny and Healthchecks respectively. Green means everything is fine, red or orange means it needs my attention.

@mckinley@twtxt.net oh I see! Yeah, health checks looks like something I wouldn’t have any need to run myself or use because most of my background jobs or tasks run in my swarm cluster anyway and I don’t really have that many background or cron type jobs in the first place.

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In-reply-to » (#5nv73xa) @bender The status of the disks and the backup jobs from Scrutiny and Healthchecks respectively. Green means everything is fine, red or orange means it needs my attention.

@prologic@twtxt.net No cloud at all. Healthchecks, which does have a hosted offering, is definitely designed for more serious organizations than “McKinley Labs”. It has separate users, permissions, all kinds of crazy features I don’t need at all. I definitely wouldn’t be using it if there wasn’t a linuxserver.io image and I’d like to use something simpler but I don’t know of anything else that’s completely self hosted.

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In-reply-to » (#5nv73xa) @bender The status of the disks and the backup jobs from Scrutiny and Healthchecks respectively. Green means everything is fine, red or orange means it needs my attention.

Hmmm looks like I started the repo and previously found it “interesting” đŸ€”

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In-reply-to » I recently installed Scrutiny for disk health monitoring and Healthchecks for cron job monitoring. They both have nice Web UIs and alert functionality, but I hacked together a little status report that runs whenever I log into my server using their APIs.

@bender@twtxt.net The status of the disks and the backup jobs from Scrutiny and Healthchecks respectively. Green means everything is fine, red or orange means it needs my attention.

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I recently installed Scrutiny for disk health monitoring and Healthchecks for cron job monitoring. They both have nice Web UIs and alert functionality, but I hacked together a little status report that runs whenever I log into my server using their APIs.

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