Kaioh33

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Kaioh33

Kaioh33

@Last_Iteration

Never compromise, not even in the face of Armageddon. Devops `journalctl -fu bio` Solar energy and blockchain infra

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Kaioh33@Last_Iteration·
Once you more money than you need it can never be a source of happiness
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Kaioh33@Last_Iteration·
Hardest mission so far, defeating iris' greatest fears in witcher 3, hearts of stone expansion
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Basil@basilabia·
You earn three times more than you did 5 years ago, yet it can barely sustain your basic monthly expenses. Year-on-year double digit inflation caused it. You keep frustratingly increasing your savings target every year. Year-on-year double digit inflation caused it. Economics
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Kaioh33@Last_Iteration·
@Sarkeiy No french player is claiming humble na. Them get dictator sef
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Elyon@0xkitng·
@OmolewaAbraham, do you remember what I said my uncle told me? He said the reason most Nigerian manufacturing companies struggle is because the only real advantage they have is capital, not proprietary technical know how. He said it makes no sense when capital is the entry barrier into your market. You mean another person with money can wake up and say let me go to China, Germany or US and set up the same grade of capability you have? His key point was this: real manufacturing capability is power. That is why relatively small American companies can compete against multibillion dollar corporations and still win contract bids. They possess proprietary technical knowledge that solves a specific problem the client actually wants solved. That expertise becomes their competitive advantage, not just the amount of money they have access to.
jay_your_finance_guy@that_trader_

pray that one day my people will understand that actual MANUFACTURING is power, not money. Money is something you create with the flick of a pen...money is a myth. Manufacturing is real, and is everything. ATOMS COMRADES..THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THOSE WHO CAN BEND MATTER.

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Habu Sadeik
Habu Sadeik@HabuSadeik·
The job that will pay big amounts like N5m, N10m monthly is extremely difficult. You get it through entry level (which is extremely rare) or you grow from small to that number over time. It is same thing with business. Growing a business that gives you N5m or N10m monthly is very difficult. You either secured a huge capital to achieve so (which is rare) or you grow that business from small to big thereby achieving that number. Whatever struggle you choose, being successful at it is not easy. And none amongst the two is easy. Do not allow the proliferation of one over the other misled you. Not so many jobs can pay you N1m in a month. Not so many business can make N1m profit in a month. Never lie to yourself, reflect about the kind of person you're, what you want to do, what you believe you can and achieve success, and then delve into it. Its also normal to be flexible and change overtime.
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LaurieWired
LaurieWired@lauriewired·
How do you protect an immensely vulnerable system against a stronger, even God-like adversary? Well, you use a Shadow Server of course. Power plants have lots of interesting ideas. The NIST published a “Situational Awareness For Electric Utilities”. One fun concept is when you absolutely *cannot* protect a system, (imagine a Window XP box that controls the turbines), but still need to interact with it, do the following: 1. Create an (optical) one way diode to another machine 2. Said machine becomes the “shadow historian” 3. All queries interact with shadow data. To *write* to the vulnerable box, a “protocol break” is required. The data model has to be converted. In other words, you have a middleman server with a drastically different OS, communication protocol, auth, etc. Conceptually, it’s known as a virtual patch; although the underlying legacy software hasn’t changed, data conversion from say, an HTTP API to an ancient serial protocol. The patch blocks, or is otherwise physically incapable of satisfying known vulnerability preconditions. Neat to think about, there’s nothing really preventing you from doing this in your own homelab!
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The Last Son of Krypton
The Last Son of Krypton@lifeofdanel·
Testing this feature. Apparently the video limit is 2:20, not badd. You can reach out to @danelenergytech if you want to outsource the work get started with solar energy. You'll get do solar and do it right!
bshp@orionEsu

this solar has been my very best investment this year. 7 months strong it powers everything, pumping machine, microwave, iron, deep freezer, standing fridge, expeller, kitchen appliances. everything all thanks to @lifeofdanel guidance. amazing guy

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Mal@UtdMaI·
This World Cup gave us the wildest character development We started by hating Cucurella and somehow ended up loving him. Messi entered as the “humble idol” to some and left looking like the face of anti-football. Cristiano kept reminding everyone why he’s the most admirable athlete of all time. The world finally discovered that Haaland is very real… especially the girls. Valentín Barco got properly humbled by Bellingham. And somehow, by the end of it all, Cape Verde became everyone’s dream holiday destination. What a tournament!
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ُ@Asensii20·
Messi’s reputation is so fucked even footballers like Müller are coming out and talking about how referees always favored him in games
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Kaioh33@Last_Iteration·
@dreywandowski @anigerianwitch It will not, a refrigerator is an inductive load. It will pull 2 to 3 times its rated power at startup which can fry that 500w inverter if it doesn't have the adequate protection.
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Tiya@anigerianwitch·
The only thing stopping me from getting this is that I'm not sure it'll carry my fridge. Mine is 115 while my flatmate's is 140w. I just need it to carry one of them Wish there was a way to test it🥲
PRINCESS U$WAT@Uswat_in_Style

I’m backkkk.🙂‍↔️ I’ve been using my iTel solar generator for a few months now, and I think it’s finally time for an honest review. This isn’t sponsored. I just genuinely enjoy talking about products that make my life easier. I don’t have a house full of appliances, but this little setup has exceeded every expectation I had. ✅ It powers my refrigerator, so I no longer worry about food spoiling. ✅ It powers my washing machine, which means I can wash whenever I want and even run a small laundry service for people in my compound. 🤑 ✅ It keeps my electric track lights on, so I can create content whenever inspiration strikes. ✅ I charge my rechargeable fan during the day, and it lasts me through the night. ✅ My blender works without stress, and my microwave is always available when I need it. One thing I didn’t expect is how useful it has become for other people too🥹 ✔️My neighbors sometimes keep their food in my fridge. ✔️People stop by to charge their phones, including our security man. ✔️If someone needs to blend pepper, my place is an option😹 At this point, I honestly don’t know the last time electricity came to my street because I rarely think about it anymore. Even with all the rain we’ve been having, it has continued charging well enough for my everyday needs. I haven’t tested it with my electric iron because heating appliances usually consume a lot of power. I also don’t leave the system running 24/7. I switch it off before going to bed and turn it back on in the morning. That’s the routine that has worked best for me. Looking back, this is genuinely one of the smartest purchases I’ve made this year. Shout-out to @itelNigeria for creating a product that has genuinely improved my daily life💐 If you’ve been considering a solar setup, this has honestly been my experience after a few months of using mine👌

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Basil
Basil@basilabia·
At least 95% of the domestically produced cow meat that is consumed in Nigeria comes from cows that undergo long-distance grazing i.e. 100km - 300km. Cows that undergo such extensive grazing and transhumance have “tougher” meat that is not ideal for steak.
Obi-wan Nkwobi@ofongiba

This thing is BS btw. we have a lot of local cow breeds that are perfect for steak. Except you want something specific like wagyu, we shouldn’t be importing beef. Someone needs to invest in streamlining this value chain

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Saidu Saidu
Saidu Saidu@iam_dansadau·
It doesn’t matter how old the building is, if you enter a building JB constructed, it just screams excellence.
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Auggie The Serenading Psychic (🚰❤️‍🔥♣️)
This is not an "illiterates" thing. As these ones are collecting Semo and Indomie, judges are getting multimillion Naira houses, others are getting luxury cars, professors are getting millions and billions of Naira... Everybody is getting what they're sharing for their level. So you see, the problem is deeper and more pervasive than mere illiteracy.
MaziTundeEdnutfan@originalproflle

The illiterates that will sentence you to another 4 years of tinubu hardship are seen collecting INDOMIE and SEMO. This is Oyo state.

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Albiceleste 🇦🇷@Interimhandler·
lmaooo wallahi messi doesn’t deserve this😂😂😂
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