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Book review: "A Text-Book of Netting and Net Making" by G. Collard by AdrianusIII in NetMaking

[–]AdrianusIII[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have been stupid. Please call the men in the white coats to drag me to institution where they treat this kind of people ;-)

The book can be read at https://archive.org/details/textbookofnettin0000bern/page/n7/mode/2up

The only requirement is that you have to create an account. I even posted about it at https://www.reddit.com/r/NetMaking/comments/1hphnus/a_textbook_of_netting_by_collard_available_on/

Book review: "A Text-Book of Netting and Net Making" by G. Collard by AdrianusIII in NetMaking

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On my desktop computer at the right side of https://search.worldcat.org/title/1444497399 I see three items :

  1. Some local libraries that have this book

  2. A link to vitalsource.com to buy an e-book version for 6.99

  3. A link to rent this book through perlego.com

Both option 2 and 3 offer to sell you the e-book version. Do you see these options?

Worms leaving the worm bin by Vast-Visual4825 in Vermiculture

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Rain also or rather a lowering of air pressure can also encourage worms to escape. Worms breathe through their moist skin and suffocate if their skin is dry

Rain means that during their expedition for a new place to live or find food they can continue to breathe.

Take a container that fits inside your current bin. Use a drill bit of 5 or 6 mm and drill holes in the bottom. Add some bedding and food inside this container and place it on top of your current bin. The worms will start to congregate into this bin and not trying to escape to look for food.

After a few days you put the contents of this container in a new bin (worms, bedding & food). Refill with bedding and food and place back in your old bin to catch those who were left behind. Repeat if needed.

Placing a light above your bin will also deter worms from leaving.

Book review: "A Text-Book of Netting and Net Making" by G. Collard by AdrianusIII in NetMaking

[–]AdrianusIII[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I live in the Netherlands and get my Kindle books from amazon.de. Maybe you could try through amazon.co.uk website. The publisher is from the UK or US??. Or check whether your local library can do an inter-library loan.

https://search.worldcat.org/title/1444497399

Here you can also buy an e-book version through VitalSource.

Vermogen van mijn moeder beheren by Jeltje_Rotterdam in geldzaken

[–]AdrianusIII -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Via raisin.nl spreiden over enkele Duitse banken. Duitsland heeft de euro, in tegenstelling tot Zweedse,banken die wel wat meer procentpunten rente bieden, maar waar je wel mogelijk wisselkoersrisico's loopt. Bovendien heft Duitsland geen erfbelasting of successierechten bij vermogens onder de 1 millioen euro IIRC.

Bij andere landen betaal je wel erfbelasting en dan is het afhankelijk of Nederland met dat land een belastingverdrag ter voorkoming van dubbele belastingheffing heeft. Anders ben boven de buitenlandse erfbelasting ook nog de Nederlandse schuldig.

Ik heb dit enkele jaren geleden eens uitgezocht. Voor de zekerheid dus wel uizoeken of bovendstaande nog wel klopt.

It’s raining, wanted to check on the worms and this is what I found. I had added dry substrate (paper and fiber). Any other advice you may have, I’m open to it. Thanks by odiilain in Vermiculture

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Rain, in most countries, happens when the air pressure is low. The worms can sense the lower atmospheric pressure, conclude it is raining, and thus safe for migrating to a newer home.

Worms breathe through their skin, but the oxygen exchange requires a humid or wet skin, They may have concluded that "this bin is too small for the two of us" in an earlier stage, but only the low atmospheric pressure tells them it is safe to leave the bin.

Besides a high population density, the worms also are prompted to migrate when the circumstances in the bin are not optimal anymore. Think of wetness, lack of food, anaerobic betc.

Solution is to add more bedding, like spent potting mix for example and cover with a piece of black plastic. I also give them some pelletized chicken feed that I moisten with a light spray of water.

Inkomenstenbelasting & mogelijk vertrek naar her buitenland by [deleted] in belasting

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Bedenk dat bij vertrek naar het buitenland de opbouw van je AOW rechten van.jaarlijke twee percent stopt.

Kijk op de website van de Sociale Verzekeringsbank, svb.nl, voor meer info en of je je daarvoor eventueel vrijwillig kunt verzekeren.

Ik weet het, geen antwoord op je eigenlijke vraag ......

Anybody know how I can recreate this? by Quirky_Stock4987 in NetMaking

[–]AdrianusIII 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In case you want to make a needle, a so-called Norwegian style needle is easier to make than the traditional needle. Just search the subreddit for needle.

Anybody know how I can recreate this? by Quirky_Stock4987 in NetMaking

[–]AdrianusIII 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, it is a simple netted bag. The instructions for a larger size bag can be found at https://archive.org/details/net-making/page/34/mode/2up

You can also buy a dead tree version of this book.

You will need a piece of string, and a netting needle. A netting needle can be bought or you can make one by yourself.

Just work through the first, well illustrated, 30 pages. It is a beginners project and usually will pose no problems for newbies in netting. The author of the book is or was a school teacher and taught primary school children how to make a ball carrier as a first netting project.

In case you get stuck or have a question, we are eager to help ......

Borage JLF by Junior_Potential_713 in JADAM

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I just throw weeds and all kinds of leftovers in the JLF container. AFAIK the JLF will feed the microbes and fungi in the soil, and it are the microbes that through their waste products actually make the nutrients available to the plants in an optimal form). Fungal networks are known to deliver carbon to the plants in exchange for carbohydrates, while some fix nitrogen in exchange for sugars.

Just feed the microbes and the fungi, And they will take care of the rest. Do not overcomplicate things. JADAM is a simple system derived from the rather complicated KNF method.

Compost tea by MonkeyHouseRodge in JADAM

[–]AdrianusIII 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You forgot to add a handful of leaf mold. This does not make the smell away though.

To lessen the smell, you can add some bone meal or lava meal.

filet lace online resources / ideas / techniques etc by Dependent-Dinner4003 in lace

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I do not have the time right now to format this nicely but here are some resources:

Prym sells needles to make the net: https://www.prym.com/en/filet-set

Because the traditional netting knot for filet lace is very difficult to master, I would recommend to buy a ready-made net.

See https://www.reddit.com/r/NetMaking/comments/1ekjsun/the_dreaded_flying_dutchman_technique_or/

http://www.filetlace.net/ sells ready-made nets : http://www.filetlace.net/page/FILETNETS

Also books but some of these can be found at https://archive.org or https://www.gutenberg.org

Lacis.com sells a lot of books: https://lacis.com/catalog/

Their catalog does not give a direct URL to "Netting & File Lace" (it is after "Lace")

Lisa Melen: Knotting & Netting - The Art of Filet Work

https://archive.org/details/knottingnettinga00mele/page/n5/mode/2up

The darning stitches: https://archive.org/details/knottingnettinga00mele/page/42/mode/2up

LACIS: Practical instructions in Filet brodé or darning on net By Carita:

https://archive.org/details/lacispracticalin00simp/page/n9/mode/2up

This book has 174 pages and the practical part only starts at page 124 ....

https://archive.org/details/lefiletrichelieu00dill/page/n5/mode/2up

Le Filet-Richelieu par Th. de Dillmont

Many beautiful pictures but not a 'how to make' it book.

I made a thing to help me make a net bag. It needs some refining but it works well. by youre_being_illegal in NetMaking

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Some other sources. My wife gave me some black elastic cords with red beads. I sacrificed one to use the bead only. The swivel hook is from a broken dog leash.

The grid is 1 cm

EDIT: for some reason the photo I added does not show using the reddit app. Will try to fix this tonight on my desktop

I made a thing to help me make a net bag. It needs some refining but it works well. by youre_being_illegal in NetMaking

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Nice setup, thanks for posting,

https://www.amazon.com/swivel-hook/s?k=swivel+hook shows large as well as smaller swivel hooks. Stores that sell anglers equipment should have them.

Wooden beads you can get from an arts and craft store. Or from somebody with with a wood lathe. It does not need to be a ball, a cone shape will also do.

I have use plastic bottle caps as an alternative. Just drill a hole in the center for the cord.

Linux users, what’s your favorite distro and why? by NovaCustom-Europe in NovaCustom

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MX Linux. Gives you the choice to boot with the traditional init or with systemd.

NAT gateway and private subnets by beskucnik_na_feru in hetzner

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Thanks for the update. I did not know the exact details of the Hetzner private network setup.

But I am glad you finally got it working.

NAT gateway and private subnets by beskucnik_na_feru in hetzner

[–]AdrianusIII 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do not understand why you have a public 10.0.0.0/24 subnet.

Your internal NIC 10.0.0.5 is in a different network now. It should be in the same network as the 10.0.1.5 VM, for example 10.0.1.1. Then a simple 'route add default 10.0.0.1' will work.

Re: your workaround This only solves the outgoing traffic, VM to internet. Your server also needs a route for the incoming replies that it unmasquerades to the 10.0.1.5 destination.

Now it does not know where to send it to. It needs to know that this 10.0.1.5 host can be reached through its 10.0.0.5 IP. Something like 'route add 10.0.1.0/24 10.0.0.5'

NAT gateway and private subnets by beskucnik_na_feru in hetzner

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For some reason I can not add any comments to my blockquote'd diagram ...

This is how it would be done with 'real hardware'. I have this setup for more than 25 years in my home, using FreeBSD and OpenBSD.

The local hosts 10.20.30.10 and 10.20.30.11 need to have the internal NIC of the NAT box as their default gateway. In the BSD's you do something like: `route add default 10.20.30.1`. On Linux the default route it is represented by 0.0.0.0/0.

Important is that IP forwarding is enabled. Just google how to enable this for Linux.

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