Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com writes:
I use open source chromium on linux. I thought this chromium does not
subscribe to the google type tracking??
Since Google are the author of Chrome/Chromium I would suspect this is
not the case.
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Craig diese...@pisquared.net writes:
When we lived south of Calhan, Colorado, the fellow who was the head of
utilities for Colorado Springs said to put a whole bag of brewer's yeast
down our toilet. IIRC, it was about 6x6x12 and expanded when opened. It
was quite a task to get it flushed down
Allan wrote:
Since Google are the author of Chrome/Chromium I would suspect this is
not the case.
Yes, but the chromium project still exists as open source project
outside of google. I don't know what they share with google or if
google just re-writes what they want/need and keep the name.
Found this on Wikipedia:
The project's hourly Chromium snapshots appear essentially
similar[3]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser)#cite_note-2to
the latest builds of Google Chrome aside from the omission of certain
Google additions, most noticeable among them: Google's branding,
OK Don wrote:
Seems you've got a good browser there.
You did exactly what I wanted someone to do.
I am such a lazy person...
I was going to ask my son when he got home, but I guess I have my
answer already.
Thanks for finding my answer.
mao
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On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 8:16 PM, Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com wrote:
OK Don wrote:
Seems you've got a good browser there.
You did exactly what I wanted
OK Don wrote:
I use IXquick.com most of the time - they also don't track you, but don't
filter anything out either.
I use open source chromium on linux. I thought this chromium does not
subscribe to the google type tracking??
We have been living with septic and well - separation is regulated
I'm not sure, but I think Chromium is Google --- I use Iron from SRware in
Germany. They take the open source code for Chrome and strip out the Google
phone home spyware.
http://www.srware.net/en/software_srware_iron.php
We are talking search engines and browsers ehre though - apples and
I think the Reckitt Benckiser people have the market surrounded on both ends
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buttermilk in Mother Earth News, so tried it. The wife decided that butter
milk was not doing the job, so went back to Rid-X. That she could
On Sat, 25 Jun 2011 21:52:08 -0500 OK Don okd...@gmail.com wrote:
I think the Reckitt Benckiser people have the market surrounded on both
ends
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The current owners said something about using Rid-X, then read about
using buttermilk in Mother Earth News, so tried it. The wife decided
that
On 23/06/2011 11:00 PM, OK Don wrote:
Back in Sept. of '08, we had a discussion about washer lint in septic
systems that must have been interesting, since I remembered it. We are going
to be moving to a house with well and septic systems, so I'm getting even
more interested. I know that the
I've got a groundwater well for a water supply, so my septic tank and drainfield
make up a 'gray water recycling system'.
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On 24/06/2011 2:30 PM, Mitch Haley wrote:
I've got a groundwater well for a water supply, so my septic tank and
drainfield make up a 'gray water recycling system'.
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Let me suggest having your water tested regularly.
Randy
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The stuff in a septic tank is blackwater.
You can also install a sludgehammer which will change the breakdown of
your septic goo to a much cleaner aerobic decomposition and lessen the
possibility of your blackwater recycling system crapping up your
leachfield and making you ill.
Randy Bennell
Lee wrote:
The stuff in a septic tank is blackwater.
Yeah, but stuff that used to be graywater got added to it, so it's recycling the
graywater.
I assume that a little dilution is good for the septic tank, especially now that
I can't buy a high flow toilet.
Mitch.
As long as your leach lines and the leach field of the septic system are not
clogged with roots or biological waste... eh... the septic system
should be happy with household water volume.
I would suggest that you quickly go buy some enzyme to put into the septic
system. Only takes a few
Yes - search engines are my friends (though I use Google sparingly). I did
find some good advice and publications on the care and feeding of septic
systems, but for some reason, I value to experience and knowledge of this
group more ---
We're moving to an airpark about 35 miles North of here - on
One presumes they're not right on top of each other. Generally you keep 20-50
feet minimum...
Anyway remember the water you drink today was dinosaur piss at one point, there
really isn't much for new water, just recycled.
-Curt
Randy Bennell wrote:
On 24/06/2011 2:30 PM, Mitch Haley wrote:
So you were going to build and fly your own plane! Very cool. I'm sure this
body will be glad to give you all kinds of advice. I call first dibs for a ride
at the future Rusty-Q that you bring it to.
Max
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OK Don
House I grew up in had a septic tank, and a separate drain for the grey water.
We lived on a hill side, drain left the basement toward down hill until it came
out of the hill side, about 75 feet from the house but only about 25 feet from
the well that supplied our fresh water.
The septic tank
OK Don okd...@gmail.com writes:
Yes - search engines are my friends (though I use Google sparingly).
Try DuckDuckGo. http://duckduckgo.com
They filter out a lot of content-farm sites (eHow, etc.) and they don't
track you. http://duckduckgo.com/privacy.html
Allan
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I use IXquick.com most of the time - they also don't track you, but don't
filter anything out either.
On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 10:30 PM, Allan Streib str...@cs.indiana.eduwrote:
OK Don okd...@gmail.com writes:
Yes - search engines are my friends (though I use Google sparingly).
Try
On Thu, 23 Jun 2011 23:00:25 -0500 OK Don okd...@gmail.com wrote:
Back in Sept. of '08, we had a discussion about washer lint in septic
systems that must have been interesting, since I remembered it. We are
going to be moving to a house with well and septic systems, so I'm
getting even more
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