/diy/ - Do It Yourself

planting my own garden. Finally bought my own land. Looking for good resources on organic vegetable gardening. any tips or leads would be great.

>>328757

after you sign up and make your profile look good, start off by writing about topics you know a lot about and branch out once you get a feel of what most people are looking for. If you enjoy writing it will be the easiest part-time/work at home job you can get so easy.

>>328809

a google search does wonders btw

textbroker is a decent way of earning some extra cash. if you are fast enough in your research and typing it can be more profitable than a 10 an hour job. I am in college and make more on textbroker than i did as a cashier and i work less.

I talked to a rep at the local community college and worked out a way for me to get my certificate. the prices they show online include estimated cost of food/housing etc. so I am just going to get my certificate there. I would probably benefit more, and I talked to my chief and I will get a pay raise and possible promotion just for having that. so thanks for the help anons. If anyone has questions involving archaeology feel free to ask

>>325174

in the field as an archaeologist, GIS is an awesome way to record and graph findings, as well as map out pre-phase I sampling strategies. I would just like to know how go do this. Thanks for your useless input though...

>>325120

Interesting. Does this persons name start with a C? who dis is? anyway, community college classes are cheaper, but they require time I do not have atm. Any other suggestions? I have also heard about esri student trials. Cant find much online though

A Nirvana cd at the bottom to make sure they get that its all a joke. Oh, and a dreamcast and maybe something really weird like photo shopping a picture of Jesus with 2pac or something

>>321496

btw, with GIS knowledge, you can make a lot more money than I do, and find more permanent employment. I am getting certified as we speak.

I am an archaeologist. It has its moments and is definitely my passion, but the only jobs for those of us without phd's is: working for government (civ job in army) or temp crm (cultural resource management) where you are pretty much a pre-construction worker, traveling everywhere and staying in hotels for weeks-months. I make about 45k a year at 24, and I do what I love. I am happy.

op here, duo lingo is nice. Anyone have any experience with rocket language?

haven't tried anything yet. I wanted/diy/'s input because there's so much shit online, and 90% looks worthless. thanks I will look into it.

>>309062

elaborate please. I am currently employed but as a college student, extra money is welcome money. I do not mind having to work on something as long as it would be on my own time. any information is much appreciated. and triond?

OP here. picked forex....because it seemed fun? I just want to learn something like this. Did some research online and seemed like an interesting concept. I'm not one of these " I am gonna make millions!" people. Would just like to check it out and thought someone more experienced could point me in the right direction. I have about 1k usd to start with. Anyone else with advice? Anything else similar to this I could check out?

>>291477

no, it's called a snowskate. you are not connected to a snowskate by boots like you are a snowboard...retard.

I am a seasoned leather crafter, and what he says is correct. You definitely want to start out simple and go from there. I suggest a couple of keychains, maybe a wallet or coaster. Start out small to get a feel for crafting with leather. It's more different than most seem to understand until they try it themselves, but it is rewarding and simply put, very fun.

zombie Michael Clark Duncan or Clint Eastwood. I know the latter is not dead, but it would totally be badass. Zombie teenage mutant ninja turtle? just getting the idea train rolling...

if its cured leather, wetting it with a sponge makes it workable. Is this the leather you are asking about in the picture, OP?

leather guy here again. I would love to hear more success stories about selling things online, even flipping for profit.

>>285367

share some secrets mane. most people asking hardly ever try

>>285345

I made a few things, took some high quality photos and kept them around. I love crafting with leather, so its a hobby/love first, money maker second. Igs nice to get my funds from this while in college though. UT is a ripoff this year. anyways...I offer the same things all the time, roughly 40 items: from coasters to luggage. at this point i make to order, so that people can get whatever color they want. its cash, its fun and it works pretty well for me. like i said, I will post a guide I am eorking on called "cjacks leather" going over my time management techniques and cool little designs I have figured out along the way

I have been making leather items on etsy for months now. At first it was slow, but it seems as if the bigger your online store is, the more business. I mean that makes complete sense. I wont use the chan to advertise because I don't need to and think it's kind of lame, but for any aspiring leatherworker, handmade leather purses and messenger bags are lucrative as fuck. turn 50-80 dollars of decent leather into a couple of bags and sell them for 250+. having a sewing machine is a major plus. anyone ever need any info just ask here. been thinking about starting a guide to help my fellow diynos out