Tanya 93 said:
I can sew, knit, can veggies and fruit and soups, dehydrate veggies, fruit, and meat, clean a fish, make cheese, translate Russian or French into English, and sing the entire catalog of Sweeney Todd.
this won't save you, the AIs are woke and will turn you over to the big tech stasiRex Racer said:
Learned a new term this week: prompt engineering. That's the skill of knowing how to prompt AI to get it to do what you want.
I'm already working on my master's!
I know, thread highjack.
Old McDonald said:this won't save you, the AIs are woke and will turn you over to the big tech stasiRex Racer said:
Learned a new term this week: prompt engineering. That's the skill of knowing how to prompt AI to get it to do what you want.
I'm already working on my master's!
I know, thread highjack.
I moved up to gvim...ttu_85 said:Ha Funny, I used vi in my UNIX days. You are right hardcore only. Screw that so many simple and easy to use editors these days. Shockingly I use VSCode the only MS product I use.Ag with kids said:
BTW, if you don't use vi, have REALLY learned Linux?
NERD !Ag with kids said:I moved up to gvim...ttu_85 said:Ha Funny, I used vi in my UNIX days. You are right hardcore only. Screw that so many simple and easy to use editors these days. Shockingly I use VSCode the only MS product I use.Ag with kids said:
BTW, if you don't use vi, have REALLY learned Linux?
None of them fancy schmancy editors for me, thank you!
And I only do command line Linux. What do I need a GUI for? I've got one for Unix on my Mac.
echo "yes, yes I am!"ttu_85 said:NERD !Ag with kids said:I moved up to gvim...ttu_85 said:Ha Funny, I used vi in my UNIX days. You are right hardcore only. Screw that so many simple and easy to use editors these days. Shockingly I use VSCode the only MS product I use.Ag with kids said:
BTW, if you don't use vi, have REALLY learned Linux?
None of them fancy schmancy editors for me, thank you!
And I only do command line Linux. What do I need a GUI for? I've got one for Unix on my Mac.
Rifle, Shotgun and a 4-Wheel Drive and a Country Boy can survivettu_85 said:With what ? If limited to one or two weapons what are the best to learn and use?Independence H-D said:
Marksmanship
Tanya 93 said:
I can sew, knit, can veggies and fruit and soups, dehydrate veggies, fruit, and meat, clean a fish, make cheese, translate Russian or French into English, and sing the entire catalog of Sweeney Todd.
AggieVictor10 said:
IT and cybersecurity I guess.
Also, linux being hard to learn/use is a narrative from people who knew linux in the 00s and 2020s.
Thanks but feel free to get more specific.HollywoodBQ said:Rifle, Shotgun and a 4-Wheel Drive and a Country Boy can survivettu_85 said:With what ? If limited to one or two weapons what are the best to learn and use?Independence H-D said:
Marksmanship
BTW, when y'all say "learn Linux" are y'all just referring to using the GUI OS as opposed the Windows OS? Because I don't see how that could have really ever been hard.ttu_85 said:AggieVictor10 said:
IT and cybersecurity I guess.
Also, linux being hard to learn/use is a narrative from people who knew linux in the 00s and 2020s.
Linux is one of many security decisions you can make. Just changing some browser settings can make a big difference. Tons of info out there on how improve security no matter what kind of user you are. Linux itself has not been hard to use in 10 years. Its as hard or easy as you want to make it. That said it is the most secure OS if used and configured correctly
I agree. Not sure where this is coming from these days. Ubuntu Linux for example is easier than windows and has been for a long time. Kali or Parrot not so much because they come packaged with powerful tools. Everything depends on what you want to do. As you likely well knowAg with kids said:BTW, when y'all say "learn Linux" are y'all just referring to using the GUI OS as opposed the Windows OS? Because I don't see how that could have really ever been hard.ttu_85 said:AggieVictor10 said:
IT and cybersecurity I guess.
Also, linux being hard to learn/use is a narrative from people who knew linux in the 00s and 2020s.
Linux is one of many security decisions you can make. Just changing some browser settings can make a big difference. Tons of info out there on how improve security no matter what kind of user you are. Linux itself has not been hard to use in 10 years. Its as hard or easy as you want to make it. That said it is the most secure OS if used and configured correctly
Burdizzo said:Tanya 93 said:
I can sew, knit, can veggies and fruit and soups, dehydrate veggies, fruit, and meat, clean a fish, make cheese, translate Russian or French into English, and sing the entire catalog of Sweeney Todd.
I can skin a buck and run a trotline
My guess is that people look at Linux as the command line stuff I do...like going back before Windows and using DOS.ttu_85 said:I agree. Not sure where this is coming from these days. Ubuntu Linux for example is easier than windows and has been for a long time. Kali or Parrot not so much because they come packaged with powerful tools. Everything depends on what you want to do. As you likely well knowAg with kids said:BTW, when y'all say "learn Linux" are y'all just referring to using the GUI OS as opposed the Windows OS? Because I don't see how that could have really ever been hard.ttu_85 said:AggieVictor10 said:
IT and cybersecurity I guess.
Also, linux being hard to learn/use is a narrative from people who knew linux in the 00s and 2020s.
Linux is one of many security decisions you can make. Just changing some browser settings can make a big difference. Tons of info out there on how improve security no matter what kind of user you are. Linux itself has not been hard to use in 10 years. Its as hard or easy as you want to make it. That said it is the most secure OS if used and configured correctly
Its frustrating this myth has persisted for so long.
Critical thinking and knowing how to avoid groupthink and emotions when making decisions. Anyone quitting their job and moving their families onto remote compounds right now lack these skills.ttu_85 said:
The World is changing. Freedom and the constitution are on the way out and societal engineering and Marxism are coming in with the promise of poverty and economic hardship. So what skills or ideas do you have to help us all navigate this migration to Marxism.
Some broad based examples include: Then its time to reduce keyboard time and start learning real skills such as:
Chemistry
Logistic
communications
IT and Cyber Security
Basic engineering concepts- such as water collection, solar or off grid power options.
Physical health and conditioning and all that implies.
The prepper thing- I have to learn that one.
Etc, you get the drift.
Enhanced skills in these areas can provide for your economic and physical security.
So here is may contribution: For better communication security:
Learn the Linux OS, particularly Parrot OS or Kali. Parrot can run on older computers. Specifically Learn the TOR Browser- Yes its a gate way to the dark web -STAY AWAY. NOTE: its still not fool proof but far, far more secure than main stream tools. For browsers Dump Chrome and Edge. Brave with Duck Duck go is more secure. Brave is solid and catching on Bigly. And Duck Duck Go is anonymous but signs are its selling out to the left. I'll be replacing it as my search engine
Proton email based in Switzerland. The Feds cant demand server access. There are treaties that the US has all over the world but not w/ Switzerland where Proton is based. In fact use Swiss based resources as much as possible. Lots of details on this. Spend time to research this.
As always never be stupid and assume anything is fully fool proof. But there are many cases where some tools and platforms are far far far more secure than the big tech junk Microsoft, Apple, and google provide.
BTW Phones ARE NOT SECURE.
All of this stuff is CURRENTLY legal. Nut up and learn something new and useful
Also the crap about Linux being difficult are lies. Granted Kali is tougher as it has many security and penetration tools. For more general use go with Parrot. Even Ubuntu is far more secure than Windows or even Apple. No you dont have to be an expert but you do have to be smart and educated about things and that take some time and discipline.
So whatcha got. Ideal firearm suggestions for home defense, a recommendation for personal defense- say a tool or skill, Gardening tips, Water collection, low voltage power ideas, etc, etc. even links to the outdoor board, anything useful and legal.
Bow staff fighting, tunneling, making booby trapsGator92 said:
Blacksmithing, Forging, Manual Machining.
ttu_85 said:AggieVictor10 said:
IT and cybersecurity I guess.
Also, linux being hard to learn/use is a narrative from people who knew linux in the 00s and 2020s.
Linux is one of many security decisions you can make. Just changing some browser settings can make a big difference. Tons of info out there on how improve security no matter what kind of user you are. Linux itself has not been hard to use in 10 years. Its as hard or easy as you want to make it. That said it is the most secure OS if used and configured correctly
I know jiu jitsu, judo, aikido, karate, and 7 other Japanese words.BluHorseShu said:Bow staff fighting, tunneling, making booby trapsGator92 said:
Blacksmithing, Forging, Manual Machining.
Stuff you know how to use proficiently and can fix.ttu_85 said:Thanks but feel free to get more specific.HollywoodBQ said:Rifle, Shotgun and a 4-Wheel Drive and a Country Boy can survivettu_85 said:With what ? If limited to one or two weapons what are the best to learn and use?Independence H-D said:
Marksmanship
