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(dual power) where government fails, neglects, ignores, or is outright hostile, how are people surviving? (this chan focuses on infrastructure in particular)

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To avoid the draconian locks that John Deere puts on the tractors they buy, farmers throughout America's heartland have started hacking their equipment with firmware that's cracked in Eastern Europe and traded on invite-only, paid online forums. Tractor hacking is growing increasingly popular because John Deere and other manufacturers have made it impossible to perform "unauthorized" repair on farm equipment, which farmers see as an attack on their sovereignty and quite possibly an existential threat to their livelihood if their tractor breaks at an inopportune time.

Why American Farmers Are Hacking Their...

Added by Francis Tseng
Updated 2 months ago

Image: Cathryn Virginia The Weakest Link is Motherboard's third annual theme week dedicated to the future of hacking and cybersecurity. Follow along. Listen to Motherboard's new hacking podcast, CYBER, here. Christy Lynn was tired all the time, and, after months of trying to diagnose the problem, one of her doctors thought they'd figured out why.

Why Sleep Apnea Patients Rely on a CPAP...

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Updated 3 months ago

In the 1960s, the Black Panther Party introduced a program in the United States that was unheard of at the time - a free breakfast initiative for school children. At least 20,000 kids in 19 cities in the country were offered eggs, toast, grits, and other food every school day.

Inspired By Black Panthers, People's...

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Updated 6 months ago

diy medicine

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Something went wrong trying to save https://wakeup-world.com/2016/05/01/dont-ask-just-plant-taking-back-our-food-sovereignty-with-guerrilla-gardening/.

Don't Ask, Just Plant - Taking Back Our...

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Updated 7 months ago

For years now, Detroit has been in the spotlight as a poster city for urban revitalization. Stories about how brands like Shinola are tapping into the city's industrial heritage to bolster the economy, and how intrepid urbanists are converting the city's vacant land into sustainable farms and affordable housing, are commonplace.

Why Low-Income Communities Are Building...

Added by Francis Tseng
Updated a year ago

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