I don't know if this has been posted before, but this is amazing and I just wanted to share it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErGQ0rXkn74

In another video he talks about the heating costs of the house. It only requires 5 cubic metres of firewood during the 6 cold months. Which is pretty amazing as well.

Hello!

I'm a 22 year old male from Finland. I'm a native Swedish speaker but I can manage every day conversations in Finnish (please don't deport me). My genetic herritage is roughly 90% Swedish and 10% Finnish.
My earliest known ancestor to have lived and died in Finland died in october 1715 during the greater wrath (Stora ofreden/ isoviha), executed by Imperial Russian soldiers. I can trace my ancestors further back, but I don't have confirmation of where they lived or died.
I'm studying materials engineering in Helsinki and I'm focusing on insulation of buildings.
Every summer I try to learn a ''dying'' skill. When I set my mind to something I can spend 4-10 hours each day to doing it. Two summers ago I learned how to play a few old songs on the accordion, this last summer I restored a classic honda motorbike. I'm still looking for something to learn for next summer so any suggestions will be appreciated.

Don't-even-own-a-gun 2 cents here:
I would get an AK- variant. Preferably Finnish or Israeli (yeah I know) because that's the gun I have been trained with in the army (7.62x39). If I were to go for a bigger gun I'd chose a british .303 though. The rapid shooting of the Enfield is pretty amazing in my opinion, unfortunately there's almost no surpluss ammo left.

@Yung Koala Nice!

8pm GMT ?

Based Philippines

What are your thoughts on the M14, mini 14 and mini 30?

Ever shot 5.56 or 7.62x39 through bushes or branches?

From my experience in the Finnish army, we got to play around with the 556 and it seemed like we had to put two or three rounds more to get our metal targets to fall down, compared to the 762 which usually made the metal targets fall on the first shot (if you hit of course). This was even more noticable when the targets were behind bushes or any sort of object.

I believe this is one of the main reason why Finland is sticking to the ''outdated'' 7.62x39. We hardly shot at ranges further than 150m and even then there were usually brushes and shit in the way of our targets.

haha, we didn't shoot much live ammo though, so I don't have much experience in that way.

I guess I've shot less than 300 live rounds

Completely off topic here:

I'm looking to get a small secondary monitor

That would be rotated 90 degrees next to my main monitor

It could be scavenged from an old laptop for example

Would look something like this

Anyone got any experience in determining the right monitor size for such a thing?

My main monitor is technically 24inches but in real more like 23,6 according to info I've found online

That means my main monitor's height is 11,7 inches or so.

Would almost any 12 inch monitor be suitable?

cont: I think I have a good solution now, a full hd 14 inch monitor from ebay and a control board compatible with the model of motnitor I'll be getting. I guess I'll order them as soon as I get paid and I'll report back to yall with the progress in case someone wants to try it (if that's not against the rules?) .

We must secure the existence of our honey and a future for bee children.
Heil honig!

I thought I'd share a webstore that sells quality stuff for a good price and fair shipping, even all the way to the USA.
I own multiple of their products, I've never been dissapointed with any of their products and their product descriptions are pretty funny some times.
https://www.varusteleka.com/en/product/swedish-cookie-cutter-reproduction/26933
>inb4 shill

(((they))) are at it again...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7rJstUseKg

Beautiful and I really want to go there but Patagonia is one of the last options for an ethno state in my opinion, just before Antarctica.

The relocation (only) to a completely foreign land where one doesn't speak the language is far more difficult than moving to for example the US.

@K_Wagner

(((they))) are winning the fur industry. Gucci is the latest (and biggest) to drop fur as part of their sortiment. Armani, Calvin Klein and multiple other major designers have all stopped using fur.

I know this because my home area is a large fur producer in Finland. Many farms are shutting down now since the supply is larger than the demand and prices aren't high enough to yield a profit.

Treehuggers and hippies man...

https://svenska.yle.fi/artikel/2017/10/12/gucci-slopar-palsarna-djurrattsaktivisterna-jublar

Here's an article in Swedish

You can run it through Google translate though

@chris Try hitting the bolt right on the middle with the hammer.

Unless it's an aluminum engine.

Then you're probably screwed

(Pun intended)

Why wouldn't a basic green house be sufficient for oil palms?

@Lion something like this??

@Lion The center is usually like 5-10 meters tall. So this wouldn't work. However I'm sure it's possible to build it if you use a half circle/eclipse shape thing it would probably be achievable. Grant it you'd probably have to build downwards as well as upwards.

@rilath the last one is fucking saved.

Guard dogs to be replaced with emus. HELL YEAH!

A few days ago I met a real qt3.14 at school. At first I thought she was Italian or something but it turns out she is Turkish, well from the European part of Turkey. Is she passable in the ethno state or what? My benis needs to know.

feelsbadman

Dont know if she's of Greek or Turk descent, just that she grew up in "Europe".

I don't think about spencer at all.

@Roman Dreams

I can at him/it/her/them @arw