Yes we are. We have them in our garage where the temp hovers in the mid 30's. We keep a light on them so we still get a ton of eggs.

I'll add, setup is pretty easy. Just python for now, any platform, and a tnc modem software that is setup. Like direwolf, uz7ho. Or even a hardware KISS tnc modem should work fine.

A bit, yes. But not on the hardware side. Most hams who have done any kind of data should be fine.

The issue is there are hundreds and thousands of different configurations possible. To start with, you will need 2 HF (vhf soon) transceivers, a client and server.

I'm the near future, I hope to run a server 24/7, and have others do the same so clients can all connect from wherever.

Yeah and it ends being quite thick and fatty from the marrow so it helps trap the volatiles that way too...so you don't want to make it with old bones.

With an off-grid HF Ham Radio packet networking nostr client and server. A custom networking stack, keep alives, compression schemes, special authentication connections, and build it so that anyone in the world can use it without permission.

Well thats what I did anyways. lol.... shoot me now.

after going through and cleaning the entire fuel system on my small generator, cleaning the jets, float seal and everything, it was still acting like it wasn’t getting enough fuel. i was sitting and just staring at it, and decided to clean the screen that covers the exhaust pipe again. but this time i physically removed it. turns out its not a screen. its a cone that goes all the way into the exhaust manifold, and was almost entirely clogged.

doh 🙄

but hey its running like its brand new now. 🤷

Sure. Its a simple farmhouse cheddar.

8L raw milk bring slowly to 38'C

Add 1/3 cup of kafir to culture the milk stir well for 1 min

Then sit undisturbed for 30 min

Add rennit and stir well for 1 min (dose renit as per the packet as they are all different)

Sit for 45 min undisturbed

Cut the curds into inch cubes in the approximate is ok and let it rest for 5 min.

Turn the burner back on and bring the temp up to 42'C while stirring for about 20 min.

Strain the curds out of the whey stir through 4tbs of salt approx and put in a cheese press 12 hrs with 10kg weight then flit the cheese in the press and do 24 hours with 15kg weight.

Remove from the press and sit on a wire rack on the bench covered with a clean cloth flipping every 24 hours until it's mostly dry then cover then cover the cheese in a layer of butter and age for 5 -10 weeks.

It a bit of mould grows while it's drying I rub it of with apple cider vinegar but throw it away of its a too much mould growth.

I have also started adding in a 'cheddaring' step where in let the curds sit in the strainer suspended over the whey with the heat going for an hour before putting it into the press which seems to bring it together nicely.

My favourite part of the cheese process is when the curds and whey first start to separate 🤩

#curdnerds #cheese

would giving tax cuts for local companies be better than tarrifs for imports? or is that just crazy talk?

I woke up this morning from a dream in which I noticed I had re-sprouted a full head of hair. In fact, my hairline was actually too low, like encroaching on the eyebrows.

What does it mean.?

Will zap all interpretations.

I posted about this scam yesterday and asked what people thought. Some decent ideas came up but I think ChatGPT actually got it right. Here is my question to GPT followed by its answer.

My Question

Great analysis, thank you! I have a quick question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

GPT's Answer

You're right that this is a scam, and it's not just someone foolishly posting their seed phrase. The angle here is social engineering—they're trying to bait people into exposing their real seed phrases. Here’s how the scam works:

The Scam Angle - Fake Seed Phrase as a Lure

The scammer posts a fake seed phrase that looks real.

This tempts curious or naive users to try importing it into their wallet to see if they can steal the supposed funds.

Booby-Trapped Wallet

The fake seed phrase likely leads to an empty or scripted wallet.

When someone imports it, the wallet may have a smart contract or a malware script that monitors for outgoing transactions.

Stealing Real Seed Phrases

If a curious person tries to use the fake phrase and sees no funds, they might think, “Maybe I need to add my real seed phrase to access it.”

Some wallet software (or fake apps controlled by the scammers) will prompt the user to input their own seed phrase to "restore access"—thus handing over their actual wallet.

Once this happens, the scammer immediately drains their real wallet.

Redirecting to Fake Support or Phishing Sites

Some of these comments act as bait for victims to seek "help," leading them to fake support websites that will phish their credentials or ask them to "verify" their seed phrase.

Bottom Line

The whole point is to trick people into revealing their actual seed phrase by pretending to be an idiot who posted theirs. It’s a variation of "wallet draining" scams. Never import random seed phrases, and warn your viewers that anyone posting a seed phrase online is running a scam—always.

Wood-fired grilled Chuck eye steak and hard-boiled eggs.

#beef #eggs #beefandeggs #chuckeyesteak #food #foodstr #grownostr #proofofsteak