The Simpsons and Julian Assange to meet at off-grid hideout
Yes, the Simpsons go to live off the grid! What will Mr Burns think?…
January 31, 2012
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Yes, the Simpsons go to live off the grid! What will Mr Burns think?…
The gloves are off in the 100-day standoff between the City of London Corporation and London Occupy protesters.
Occupy organisers plan to take over more buildings in the next few weeks, as the movement focuses public attention on finance industry billionaires. This evening it offered to vacate squatted buildings in return for concessions from City grandees on the transparency of their fundraising and lobbying operations.
After eviction orders were handed out to the St Paul’s and Bank of Ideas squatters by the High Court last week, the Occupy movement took a new building last morning, in the Barbican area of the City of London, and organisers expect to move into other addresses over the next few days.…
Its not the first time Homer and family have toyed with the off-grid life…
Its real easy using our built-in uploader to send video of any length – lets see what you did for off-grid Xmas…
How to live well on $20,000 a year? Go off the grid said the Today show at 8.10am.
Its peak time for the Breakfast show, and yesterday they used it to announce what host Anne Curry called “the new American dream, and it’s not about buying a big house…..its about comfortably living on less. And for some, even leaving your things behind to pursue your passion.”
The couple interviewed on the slot live off the grid in Maine. “Theirs is a life of living without. No heat, savings, life insurance, trips to the mall or cable TV…
As our incomes shrink, an off-grid life becomes the only viable option for keeping our independence and self-respect…
A radical new design for wind power in a new $5000 turbine that delivers reliable power at low wind speeds…
Legalizing all drugs is the only way to smash gang culture in our city centers. Until that happens there will be gangs and there will be riots…
From this month new Verizon Wireless customers kissed goodbye to unlimited data plans. But what effect does this have on existing customers? Can off-grid people live without unlimited data?
Verizon planned to eliminate the unlimited data plan for months. But how much data do most people really need?
Neilsen recently published data that shows that the average Android user in the first quarter of 2011 used 582MB of data per month. The average iPhone user was close behind, using 492MB of data per month. This is about a quarter of the 2GB of data allotment per month that is offered under current usage-based plans. However off-grid users tend to have heavier traffic.…
To try their hand at “fish drying” and moosehide tanning.…