Remind me to put together some sort of graphic on crops..... >>16007 The issue with hydro is cost mainly (You need college grads to run this shit at the larger companies because burger hs chemistry actually its math is a joke). Mainly because dipshits are too idiotic to understand how oxidation and reduction reactions go, EC, and pH are calculated. >Traditionally you would grow different crops at the same time to handle any shortages or deficiencies caused by these. This only really becomes an issue when you get into farming for groups larger than a small hamlet (50-100 people). Waterborne generalist diseases are an issue. Root rots come to mind. Other issues include distributing the nutrients evenly It's what one would call a "first world issue", instead of designing a complicated injection system just pour it in smaller quantities spaced out between the lot. Bacterial content (Lack thereof) also is an issue although the new MBBR (Moving bed biofilm reactor) is a nice step forward. Still, a bit lacking in grains/fruits/nuts in diet. I guess you could theoretically run a set of the following: Rice, vegetables, non tree fruit Tomatos, Kiwifruit, Allegheny chinquapin Castanea pumila (It's the only dwarfing "tree" nut crop that I can think of.... Potatos and yams aren't really grown well underwater, and wheat doesn't do well with that high of a water content. Our best bet is some sort of GMO/ bred rice, either deep water Asian varities or some american rice varities. The issue to the latter is the semi-domestication (it's one of the most recent domesticated crops) issues such as shattering, stratification requirements and low density planting. No issues with veggies. Tree fruit probably be mainly pomergranate (It's not too tall). Rip pollination though, have fun hand pollinating unless you want to wear beesuits all day (maybe a stingless bee species would work who knows).

>>16003 >Disease Proper sterilization, keeping the growroom perfectly clean. Basic stuff that is already being used. >Hydroponics Aeroponics. Look it up. It saves a lot of water, delivers good results, and it doesn't have the problem of needing to change out the water medium every few weeks.

You guys don't know how much it warms my heart to know that this thread is alive. Since 8ch died, this is the only place where I find my general survived. To show my love, here are some of my new creations I will be distributing to my local AOR. All these will print into A4 paper and are as info dense as possible for their content. Please please please, continue your preps. Sources say that hyperinflation, drought, blackouts (tech, internet, power) arson, and more jewish color revolution crap will start this summer in order to keep people from being made aware of voter fraud in the US, and corona fraud and vac problems in the EU/Asia. God bless and protect your wonderfully silly people. Any input will be appreciated.

>>16008 >Mainly because dipshits are too idiotic to understand how oxidation and reduction reactions go, EC, and pH are calculated. Isn't that just college chem 102? It's not anything hard, it's just niche enough (chemistry/agriculture/biology/medicine basically) to not be learned unless needed? >Waterborne generalist diseases are an issue. I had started thinking about that shortly after posting that, and you're correct. >Tomatoes I'm not sure about those. Traditionally tomatoes were a small berry-sized fruit of a nightshade plant that grew in the Andes mountains. They need fucktons of sunlight but relatively cooler spring temperatures to grow well, so you'd need a pretty costly sunlamp and active cooling mechanism to grow them without soil. >Potatos and yams aren't really grown well underwater, and wheat doesn't do well with that high of a water content. Thankfully wheat has one of the best calorie-to-area ratios of any crop on earth so you can do a lot with very little dirt. While not as great, potatoes, yams, and tomatoes can all be grown with very little space. A four square foot space allocated for potato growth will produce about 100lbs of potatoes per harvest. Yams and tomatoes need a little more space but are similarly efficient. Ironically skyscrapers would still be the best place to "farm" tomatoes because of their sunlight/cooling needs since they only need minimal soil and hanging pots outside windows would be the perfect shading mechanism for the building and place for the tomato plant.

>>16380 >College chem 102 Which is basically HS AP chem. People are still dumb though. Still can't tell you if adding in X might have adverse reactions due to no ochem (I find ochem to be quite useful for hydropontics if you're working with chemicals) if you'reusing non-standard chemicals (read: SHTF and you ran out of mass produced calcium carbonate). >tomatoes I almost agree, the only issue would be the vine growth, I had to pull damn near 50 yards of a single vine out one season (and that greenhouse had damn near 100 of them) and that pissed me the fuck off. There's high temp tomatoes in breeding programs now so we'll see. I've seen a paper on a set doing fine in W. Texas. I think North American Wild Rice (Zizania palustris) is an interesting candidate, requires cold and water when growing. Perfect for a shithole like Toronto or Vancouver's skyscrapers (Or anyone where along the US-Can border) It's not as good as regular rice but it's also only got domesticated in the late 19th-early 20th. >potatoes and yams I think what WOULD be intresting, would to run a hydropontics set in a multi story (7+), and then run wheat or millet on the rooftop, I don't like putting trees on rooftops mainly because tree roots are incredibly destructive.

>>16355 There actually is a thread >>10228, although its saging now. I would suggest to copy the format of the older threads next time.

>>16354 Will do! I would like to say thank you to everyone here for the feedback. I had an idea just now, How about a /k/ news general? Where everyone can post links to articles and videos relating to /k/ news?

>>16352 >I felt that it is urgent to make this thread to get everyone's attention to take action If you care about speed and numbers, then there is a much better place for you called Reddit.

>>16352 Nope, kek. There's enough euroniggers around to be representative, and no one is interested in throwing money at organisations that will most probably just take it and sit on their ass. This isn't a Mega-Board with hundreds of anons, that can sponsor big boy groups. We're here to discuss guns and war, not some optics-politics.

>>16335 Fuck off and lurk two years, cuckchannel newfag

>>11734 Just watched the first episode. I thought you were exaggerating when you called it STALKER with lesbians. Boy am I glad to be wrong. It Opens showing a similar scene to The Stalker lying in the grass, and they go to retrive their "bolts" like in the movie. They keep the russian guns from the game, rather than the tommy guns from the movie. Talk about a statement of intent. Looking forward to seeing the rest!

>>11734 watched it. It's really cool, even though i wish they picked up more artifacts from the otherside. definitly worth watching.

>>16260 The original Stalker story was called "Roadside Picnic" after all.

>>15829 Also is the webm real?

>>16298 It certainly exists, but the subs have nothing to do with what they say. In the original scene she freaks out because the boy is an edgelord who constantly references western mythology and doesn't explain anything to her.

>>10486 Yup, i Just noticed it too. I guess that's what I get for gay Phoneposting

>>10419 Sponsored by your local ATF agent

>>10419 I don't even remember which BO started this.

>>15766 >>10502

>>10489 Can we support good ideas by submitting them a second time? If so, I'm going with >The Gun is good, the Benis is evil

>>16126 >swiss army knife While I appreciate the ruling that comparison came across as overtly generalized to make it seems like he was making an experience driven observation while not having to know why exactly the military continues to use m4s or why it is largely popular in the U.S.. Personally never owned an authentic swiss army knife because why not buy a gerber?

>>16127 It's gonna be immediately reversed en banc Meanwhile... Florida children I believe this is what one would call "White trash" if they aren't hispanic Volusia county is a shitshow god damn. 12- And 14-Year-Old Open Fire On Deputies After Breaking Into Home; 1 Shooter Is Shot And Wounded >post 1/2 PD sheriff conference here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEAPNQLIDTs Shootout footage in higher res here (Age restricted): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MigjZCt842E County sheriff has generously made most documents available here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SFL96FYwKL4gd33N-gRNdcS_h6-ijYlU 686mb ish total. Holy fucking shit that call sheet on the female is long, 33 items. I almost didn't believe this shitshow but this is also the same county where some deputy got his hat shot off after a carjacking and the sheriff showed up to the gunfight with a snub nosed revolver. Also, obligatory florida (wo)man.

>>16140 Here's the hearing for the 12 year old male, 14 year old female still in ICU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0a_DaHzfZzo (Audio attached). I just want to point out the comments people are going "He DoEsn't KNOW whAt The juDge is SaYinG!" Just remember these idiots get tossed out of the system at 21 to murder someone as an adult. >text too long >A 12-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl who ran away from a children’s group home Tuesday night in Enterprise broke into a house, armed themselves with several of the homeowner’s guns and opened fire on several responding deputies who tried to talk them into surrendering. >The 14-year-old girl was shot and wounded after she came out of the garage at 1050 Enterprise Osteen Road and pointed a shotgun at deputies outside the house. The 12-year-old boy, armed with an AK-47, finally put down his weapon shortly thereafter and was not injured. >Both children had fired at deputies multiple times throughout the incident as deputies attempted to resolve it peacefully. No deputies were injured. >The incident originated from a report of two runaways from Florida United Methodist Children’s Home (51 Children’s Way, Enterprise), where 12-year-old Travis O’Brien (DOB 10/15/2008) and 14-year-old Nicole Jackson (DOB 2/8/2007) were reported missing shortly before 5 p.m. Deputies learned that O’Brien is diabetic and didn’t have his medication with him. It was also reported that Jackson hit a FUMCH staff member with a stick. >Deputies were searching the area when, around 7:30 p.m., a passerby witness reported hearing glass break at 1050 Enterprise Osteen Road. As they approached the house, deputies saw two figures in the house. They contacted the homeowner, who told them no one should be home, and that there was a handgun, a shotgun and an AK-47 inside, along with a large amount of ammunition. >After deputies surrounded the home and began making announcements into the house, the children started shooting. The 14-year-old, Jackson, fired her first shot at a sheriff’s sergeant out a back patio door around 8:30 p.m. Preliminary information indicates the children fired at deputies on four separate occasions over the next 35 minutes before Jackson came out of the garage, pointed the shotgun at deputies twice, and was shot and wounded. >After Jackson was shot, deputies moved in to provide life-saving aid. O’Brien, who was in the garage armed with the AK-47, surrendered without firing another shot. >Jackson was transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital with life-threatening injuries. She was later reported to be out of surgery, in stable condition, and transferred to another hospital for further treatment. O’Brien was also transported to CFR for treatment of his medical condition, not because of any injuries sustained in the incident. >Sheriff Mike Chitwood told reporters at an 11:30 p.m. news conference outside the property’s gate that the sustained, armed assault on law enforcement from two children was “something I’ve never seen in 35 years in policing.” >“Deputies did everything they could tonight to de-escalate, and they almost lost their lives to a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old,” Sheriff Chitwood said. “If it wasn’t for their training and their supervision… Somebody would have ended up dead.” >“I don’t know where we get the men and women who respond to these incidents, who do what they do, and do it with bravery, do it with courage, and do it while trying to protect the sanctity of human life,” he said. “But they took rounds – multiple, multiple rounds – until they were left with no other choice but to return fire.”

>>16142 3/3 Finally, here's the video of the shootout where the deputy got his hat shot off, around 3:53 you can see the deputy in the video gets his hat shot off. Sheriff is on frame ~4:30. Finally, if you seen the press conference, apparently the county sheriff lost the kids since they outran them mutiple times. LOL.

It looks like we've reached the bump limit. I'd make a new thread, but I've never played Stalker, so I can't make a proper OP.

Latest piece of news I remember is that they tried to flee to Texas, but it failed and now they are stuck in Jew York.

>>4845 >>4860 If you've played the current version of Terraria then you know exactly what being sodomized by a garden gnome is like. >>15765 So what's the next step for them? And do you think the NRA going down will lead people to flocking to a less shit 2A organization?

>>15837 They'll probably just re-incorporate after a time. They need to get rid of Wayne, for sure. That mother fucker is basically responsible for their bankruptcy, and why people don't take the NRA seriously. There will likely be a power vacuum in the gun-rights world for a while. I expect other orgs to aggressive seek disenfranchised NRA members, if they're not doing so already. While this can be viewed as a net positive, let's not forget that for all the NRA's worthless bluster, the NRA-ILA and NRA Civil Rights Defense are quietly filing lawsuits and peddling influence.

>>15837 Not only have they failed to flee but the NRA also had it's bankruptcy case dismissed by a federal judge because LaPierre's reckless spending and misuse of charitable assets

>>15842 meant for >>15765 Ihate when this happens

>>15773 >>15786 >tfw leafnigger and have a stag-10 >ended up ordering it and paying $2498 leaf shekels back in Feb 2020 Well shit

>>15835 i mean, if it Werks then you should be fine. QC issues with AR type stuff tend to show up very early or even with visual inspection, if you've got a couple hundred rounds down the tube without any hiccups you shouldn't run into any future problems are there restrictions on what you can import from america? there are way better AR-10 manufacturers over here at various price points, most prominently for people wanting "mid tier" being Aero Precision

What is the diffrence bettween type 81 an type 56?

>>8164 Barrels at the time were typically wire or strips of metal hammer forged together by hand around a mandrel. The mandrel would have the rifling on it. Alternatively there were hand operated machines which could be used to slowly cut the rifling into a finished barrel. Check out this video on traditional musket making techniques, they rifle a barrel as part of the process. https://youtu.be/bAzJOULyx5c

Ok, who mentioned "oil" near these guys???? >US special forces mistakenly storm olive oil factory during drill in Bulgaria https://archive.is/Jpof5

>>15057 Turks lost their empire to a bunch of eunuchs.

>>15024 it seems like my superiority has lead to some controversy

>>15022 >>15057 Based on what?

So while Israel is having a scrap with Palestine Azerbaijian has apparently made another incursion into Armenian territory. I'm not sure what the FUCK is going on since Turkey is cornered into opposing Israel for its actions this time around.

>>15707 Are we about to reach full Armageddon here or what?

>>15505 >>15511 Yes, it's an unfortunate that was the outcome of that thread. I tried to get a conversation started about camping and food by talking about MREs but the conversation went nowhere. It's quite sad really because I'd love to talk about strelok's homemade MREs or that time he went camping and got a skinwaker girlfriend but I guess he just doesn't have anything to add. That's okay, I'd rather get no posts than poor quality posts that mean nothing. >>15511

>>15505 I am going to the beach this weekend, I am sort of forced to go but I'll see I could run, if not I will swim, last time I went there was barely anyone in the nice cool water (the purple flag wasn't up so it was safe) but the beach was overcrowded so running was no go. I don't understand why tanning is so popular, such a boring activity. I'll see if I could go fishing, the pier is right there but don't know they want to because I suppose with someone before they leave back to their home state.

>>15533 that sounds good. running at the beach is pretty good for the feet, sands off excessive callouses and keeps them healthy. Swimming is good excercise for building and keeping muscles. Tanning isn't for everyone, because it's basically just sleeping in the sun, i do that all the time in my backyard :P >>15526 >>15511 that's sad.. I really didn't notice that one, i was sure i had looked thoroughly. Maybe we should continue posting in the old thread? >>15511

>>15511 I've been looking at the catalog for months and never saw that thread. Despite the discombobulation of my apparent timeline jump, I'm interested in continuing that thread.

>>15551 Pretty good movie, actually.