Joshua (JD) Drake

Joshua (JD) Drake

@offgridwithjd.bsky.social

Partner, Father, Founder, Explorer, Entrepreneur. Open Source and Postgres Expert. An off-grid aficionado who spends his time on projects, leadership and podcasting.

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plx is a PostgreSQL extension that lets you write stored functions and triggers in the dialect you already know (the current set is listed below). When you run CREATE FUNCTION, plx transpiles the body to plpgsql and stores that plpgsql in pg_proc.prosrc. github.com/commandpromp...

github.comGitHub - commandprompt/plx: PostgreSQL extension: write stored functions in Ruby, PHP, JavaScript, or Python dialects that transpile to plpgsql.PostgreSQL extension: write stored functions in Ruby, PHP, JavaScript, or Python dialects that transpile to plpgsql. - commandprompt/plx

If you are a Linux Distribution and you implement age verification. I, and many others will actively not only never run your distribution but will work against your distribution. I am semi-retired, have a huge network and a loud voice. Don't be a boot-licker, protect the 1A.

One step closer to being self sufficient. we also got lucky and found out that the cabin is R24 in the celing. It is hard to consider a more meaningful life than having to be intentional for every decision. Yes, sometimes we are exhausted but at least it feels like it has meaning.

In an earlier post about moving to Montana I mentioned the 300.00/mo electric bill in WA and how my Montana bill is zero. I would be remiss if I didn't mention that yes, we had to invest in solar but we did so in an intentional way.

We didn't hook up to the grid because that was going to be 20k. We won't have anywhere near 20k into this configuration and we will be able to run anything we *want* to, including a Dryer as well as anything we need to, such as the Well pump. For a total cost of less than 10k.

In an earlier post about moving to Montana I mentioned the 300.00/mo electric bill in WA and how my Montana bill is zero. I would be remiss if I didn't mention that yes, we had to invest in solar but we did so in an intentional way.

In an earlier post about moving to Montana I mentioned the 300.00/mo electric bill in WA and how my Montana bill is zero. I would be remiss if I didn't mention that yes, we had to invest in solar but we did so in an intentional way.

Our panels are used, saving us not only 60% on price but avoiding the tariffs and Montana has no sales tax. The panels are performing remarkably well and we just ordered another pallet. That will bring our total solar panels to 66 @ 327w for a theoretical max output 21.5Kw.