Almost looks like a rats nest of dandelion, but it's hard to tell from these pictures. Try using the PlantNET app and see what it comes up with.

Blacklists using IPv4 as reference usually expire old addresses after a period of time for this reason. You can also find your IP in any lists and request to be removed if you can contact the maintainer. If you're using a shared IP for ingress or egress, you're kind of SOL though. You need to get a dedicated static IP from whomever your host is to help prevent this from happening.

Look around your area for composting facilities. In the US, they usually give it away for free, especially if you have a required community compost pickup program.

There may also have a quarry in the area that will let you grab refuse like shale or slab gravel you could use, but the consistency would be the key there.

Zone aware networked alarms exist for a reason. This sounds kind of sketchy to me...

Well if they are making video content, they make it to maximize likes and engagement, not necessarily accuracy 😂

All plants are susceptible to diseases at anytime is my point. Again, I'm not super familiar with Hops specifically, but if someone is claiming diseases are hiding in old growth, I'd take that with a grain of salt and find further reference to that. Doesn't seem quite right to me.

This is a good set. Who is this?

Diseases can be anywhere, so I'm not sure the context of what you read. Just imagine it can be anywhere and everywhere 🤣 I'm not familiar with what Hops in general are more susceptible to though, but just look for abnormal leaves or stunted growth.

Hops works kinda like Grapevines in that only old growth will spawn viable shoots for the current growing season. This is why you wouldn't have had a crop if you just planted last year. This year just pay attention to the new shoots off the old growth, and that's where your crops will come in. At the end of the season you can train your vines and cut back the new growth however you want, or leave it in place to train on alyoir trellis of choice so next year new growth will come off those.

Hope that makes sense.

Bull Shoots will look abnormally large compared to regular growth. They grow too fast because they are using up all the stored nutrients from the dormant plant, and that's why they end up hollow.

If these aren't hollow, it's good growth.

Weekend market manipulation.

How many fucking times is everyone going to Wyle E Coyote this shit?

They thought wrong.

This dumbass idea assumes a single person and NOT a group of people are responsible for scalping tickets, when in actuality this will just drive up scalping prices.

You fucking morons.

You need to be on a rolling or upstream adjacent distro that has the most recent and untested version of everything available. Sounds like you would break things though, as you're unfamiliar with the how/why of package management in general.

Mesa is a base library for much larger systems at work. Your example of Windows just letting install something like this isn't exactly possible. Seems you think Mesa is like a driver or similar. It is not.

Uhhhhh....who thought that was going to be a bright idea? Google is probably the single biggest traffic draw for Reddit.