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But it'd be cool to talk to geeks about geek things like bluetooth soil sensors and watering automation.

All those minor things are easily fixable and they don't take away anything from the value you provide:) Congrats!

My question then, is what kinds of things are in sea water that should ideally be removed beside salt?

You know how to have productive technical discussions and how to make things as simple as possible, but no simpler.

Block a new ip address every 3-8 hours depending on what os is backing things?

A lot of jobs exist just to prop up the order of things.

We should be figuring out how stop delegating to end users and figure out the recycling of most things at the aggregation point.

I am reliable, easy to work with, quick to turn things around, and a good communicator.

People tend to learn all things database on the job really fast.

Ground blasts are worse, but it's the ground itself that becomes radioactive, not the things that are far away and are affected by the blast.

From a thermodynamic perspective, un-mixing two mixed things always requires energy.

I really wish the government would put more funding and research into things like thorium reactors and other types of reactors.

There are things called, "Aquifers" - the water table below ground.

They're called, "Reservoirs": Consider the Colorado River, where rain and snow runoff from mountains is diverted from that river and used for such things as agriculture.

Why does someone need to provide citation for expressing their opinion on something that's even so obvious as "I think simple things are easy to teach and understand, etc.".