Victor Escobar

Beau M. Davidson wrote:

Victor Escobar wrote:Hi, I have this in "My Stuff" but the videos show up blurred and un-clickable.  Something wrong with my browser or setup, or are these no longer available??
Thanks

Interesting.  I tested them on several different systems and they're working just fine.  I wonder what is different about your setup.
Sometimes I have seen video thumbnails show up blurry and unclickable when my internet connection is poor.  How is your internet speed?

Thanks.  Turned out to be a setting in my browser.  It was set to force YT to use the basic player (thus avoiding ads), but it disabled other media players across the platform.  Got it working now, thought I'd pass that along just in case you run into this question in the future.
In Firefox: go to about:config, search for: media.mediasource.enabled, set to false disables media players except old/basic one.

Thanks again.

Hi, I have this in "My Stuff" but the videos show up blurred and un-clickable.  Something wrong with my browser or setup, or are these no longer available??
Thanks

I’m sure Paul’s is awesome.  Unfortunately travel to USA is not possible for me. I took the Verge Permaculture one online a couple years ago, it was good. Most of the teachers had direct experience with zone 2-3 (that may be a consideration if you’re in a much higher zone). Rob Avis is familiar with projects globally, but zone 2-3 stuff will get a lot input from everyone.  The Matt Powers one looks interesting, starts Monday (online). He’s currently in Texas and has generally been in warmer zones. His focus is soil food web, but the course claims many different teachers throughout (70?).
Other than taking Verge’s course and likely taking Matt’s I’m not otherwise affiliated with either.
Unfortunately, searching MIT online didn’t yield much for me. Maybe wrong starting point, links?

Others you might find interesting (they're all a little different),
Matt Powers
Verge Permaculture

Uncle! I give up... the dailyish links dont seem to work, I keep trying to no avail. In particular the greenhouse of the future link keeps asking me to sign up for the dailyish emails. I entered my new email, which I used for the kickstarter, so I tried that thinking it might start a new dailyish on the new email. Same thing. Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.

Not exactly hands off... but heating with compost heat might ensure temps through the winter.  Could be air based or hydronic, passive or active, just a thought.