All smart tvs are spying. Putting pressure on one brand is fine because it might pressure at least one of them to start making dumb TVs again.
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- Dagamant@lemmy.worldtoCybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•Your LG TV Might Be Spying on Your Entire Network While You Think It's Turned OffEnglish43·4 days ago
- Dagamant@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Baby chicks cost $6 at a supply store, but I can get a rotisserie for $5? What is the real cost of having chickens?2·25 days ago
Because we have enough chickens
- Dagamant@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Baby chicks cost $6 at a supply store, but I can get a rotisserie for $5? What is the real cost of having chickens?58·25 days ago
Sentient is a bit of a stretch for chickens.
- Dagamant@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Baby chicks cost $6 at a supply store, but I can get a rotisserie for $5? What is the real cost of having chickens?2·25 days ago
To answer the rest of it, there are meat birds and egg layers. Meat birds grow fast and are ready to harvest in a few months. Egg layers produce more and larger eggs. We have a variety of egg layers, 9 hens and a rooster. We get between 5 and 8 eggs a day which is plenty for us.
- Dagamant@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Baby chicks cost $6 at a supply store, but I can get a rotisserie for $5? What is the real cost of having chickens?5·25 days ago
The cost of owning chickens is a really flexible number. My wife wanted to try and loved it so we have put more money in. Our first setup was a small coop for 3 birds for around $200, the birds were cheap enough not to matter in the equation, another $100 or so in food and water things, feed, grit, calcium, etc…
She liked it so we upgraded to a $1000 coop and more birds. Not calculating the monthly payments on the coop we probably spend $20-30 a month on maintenance (feed, grit, shell, straw)
One reason those cooked rotisserie chickens are so cheap is because they are used to get people in the store to buy other things. So the store takes a hit on them but they end up making money from other stuff that may not have sold.
Also, scaling up a chicken farm, especially one focused on either eggs or meat, reduces the cost per animal by a lot. If you’re buying a single chick to raise, it’s gonna be 3 to 50 dollars depending on breed. If you’re buying 30,000 they are gonna be a hell of a lot cheaper.
The video yes, every single follow up article only mentions LG