Tripsy Hippy

10/03/2023

For anyone who may decide the boring path of learning cloud. Here is my best knowledge to get you started.

Aws educate. Aws skill builder. Digital ocean. IBM cloud. Microsoft cloud called azure. W3school. Amazon restart. Aws-emergingtalent. Acloud.guru. plural sight. Are all free resources to learn how infrastructure works. Since the future is going cloud, and you want to go security. Your best bet is learning free while it's still gree. Starting at AWS educate is a great place to start as a noob. Security man's networks generally since that's where threats come from first then computer defense secondly. Red hat learning is another great place along side Ubuntu learning as they are both Linux based but operate slightly differently in their shell. Cloudflare has
Great content to understand networks. FreeCodeBootcamp has good resources as well.

Let's say you want to get something to work on your Ubuntu computer operating system. You go to ubuntu site to learn how to get other softwares to work on its site. Say you need azureAD (entra identity center) to work on AWS (Amazon Web services. You go to AWS and use their documentation to learn. If your router is acting up and you need to fix it you go to get router company website. If softwares isn't working you go to that company website. Sometimes this is backwards but for the most part is not.

When you run into troubles, get stuck, or if something does not work out as planned on the documentation. Blogs are great place to start. Other valuable resources for troubleshooting are. Reddit, medium, Quora, discord, twitter, telegram are all great resources. However some topics are specific to certain platforms. Like cryptocurrency for instance. You will need to use discord, telegram, twitter and Reddit for forums(blogs) to get your best input from other users, as well as the above mentioned tactics will help.

To be honest, I hate being on line. I'm not ever certain it will pay out. to get started learning on aws educate you don't need anything really. To build on aws console on the web browser you need a credit debit card that is active to sign up. They do not charge unless you go over. If you do this. Make sure to set up cost alerts and always shut down and delete ALL services you start as prices for something's can be hundreds of dollars a day. Specifically fast snapshots, high compute instances, certain types of storage that is not being used, and others. Look up how to keep cost under control on line and you will find a bunch of articles to follow to set up alerts and monitors on your account in aws.

I wish I could remember more to help you right now but that's all I got off the top of my head.

That's more than sufficient to get you started I think.

It would be best to have a computer and use two tas but you can accomplish this on a mobile it's just more of a pain in the ass swiping between tabs or apps to read then test.

Sadly this is the future it seems.

The good side to this is that it has the most potential to create a society where the daily grind could become a few hour grind each day. Maybe.

Good luck all.

09/25/2023

My honest goal in life is to create food systems that are able to alleviate food shortages globally and with ease once established.

See https://greenhouseinthesnow.com
to see how this is possible.
This is not my site, it belongs to an ingenious retired fellow in Nebraska who is able to grow citrus year round while only using 50 cents of electricity per day.

Although that price is likely double or triple nowadays, it still proves that food like citrus plants can indeed be grown in snowy regions where winter is a stopping force for these plants to grow. Funny thing is. Alberta climate is quite similar to Nebraska's.

Now consider the Mutart conservatory right here in Edmonton where they maintain 4 different climate zones; arid (desert), tropical, sub-tropical, and one that they rotate occasionally. This is an excellent example of longevity of plant growth indoors right here in Alberta and shows that greenhouses can produce indoor plants that do not grow this far north, and it shows that this is pissy for year over year... now over 30 years.
https://www.edmonton.ca/attractions_events/muttart-conservatory

Take those two and then look up GHAT greenhouses on Google and you will find https://www.ceresgs.com.
This company has improved upon the retired fellows design above.

All together this is significant proof that we can grow almost anything we want, right here in Alberta. So why don't we do so.

Since these are truths. Why is it that we continue to pay copiously for our food products which can clearly be grown and produced here?

Sure it's inside a greenhouse and those are expensive. But have you see the enormous greenhouses in Holland? A simple search of 'holland greenhouses' reveals the following if you click on images. There are many more than this:

09/25/2023

For food and farming please see my YouTube video likes. https://youtube.com/?si=-6xJadeKfzy5YvpI

09/03/2023

Goodbye world. It was nice knowing you...

07/29/2023

Aces a random test lol

It has 500 jobs and is as big as a football. Take this WebMD quiz to see how much you know about one of your body's most important organs.

07/15/2023

OK, I'm not very good at this social media thing, but I have a website I am working on. It is up now but please be nice, I can only code so fast as I am learning as I go. It is my life's work and sharing all that I know and have found in my years. Things that I think can help in general. Right now it is mostly gardening and food production. Energy storage and production is big, soon to come along with the results from my own experimention. athabfoods.github.io

07/14/2023

Something worth doing

Sign the petition to the BC government

06/21/2023

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