Personally if we really wanted to mess with them set up a bunch of disposable e-mail addresses over the course of a week using open WiFi connections with a computer running ToR and then periodically e-mail random data attachments back and forth. Hell I've done this for shits and giggles, when I am at the bank send off some random data since I can connect the Starbucks WiFi across the parking lot, at the used book store connect to McDonalds WiFi next door. Poisson the well make their mining of data useless and make them waste resources trying to decrypt output from /dev/random. The e-mail address are just first names of people in groups (the Beatles, the 12 apostles, Metallica, the US senate judiciary committee, etc) with random letter/number combination passwords. After a couple of months stop using those e-mails and then after a bit create a new set of accounts but a different number of them rinse and repeat. Being a white male with US citizenship, born in the US and residing in the US offers a lot of protection to do this but I wouldn't recommend anyone with a suspicious* background to do this.



* By suspicious I mean someone who might have ties to any protest organization, be a naturalized citizen, have visited any strange countries, be a minority, committed a crime other than a traffic/parking ticket, or any other group the government may want to target or would be ignored by the news media. Basically it would be similar to driving while black, or the opposite of being a young white girl who gets murdered or put on trial in a foreign country. I hate to say it but it is sadly true that the general population would't care about your plight if you could be painted as an undesireable.

I would love to find this out as well given the silly offers I have gotten. The worst offer I got was for $35,000 a year which being someone with 10 years of experience with securing industrial control systems and 15 years experience as a software engineer which I laughed at. Most of the unsolicited offers I have been getting have been for $50K-$60K but frequently there are the stupid low ones.

Same.

Same, and weird.

You're just used to too much white space on other websites.

Are you saying they're lying about the 3kg (2 1/4 quarts) per comb? x 6 combs is >3 gallons.

Then they haven't gone to any jailbreaking sites.

Here's a list of iOS 8.1, 8.1.1, 8.1.2 system files for a wide range of devices.

http://www.shoutpedia.com/dire...

Although when doing things like this you may end up with Facebook believing that you are a gay Jew looking for a Jamaican lover to join you Yellow knife Canada. So to that end I believe I have sufficiently poisoned that well.

Yeah, everyone shooting down my idea doesn't get it very well. Probably never been in business for themselves.

Sounds like they just need to add maintenance services.

I'd very much like to know the answer to this too.

I'd pay $600 + $50/yr for hive mgmt for free honey for the rest of my life.

1. $600 for endless local (good for allergies) honey is way too expensive?
2. Fluids don't run downhill?
4. I'm not, they are.

I'm guessing you didn't actually go look at the design and see what they did that's different than your assumptions.

Uh, it'd be gallons per year coming out of the hive. $50 is reasonable to maintain it a couple times a year.

And bees are good to have around & to learn from.

Sorry if you can't see there's a decent market here.

Somebody will.

Probably the same guy (kid) who went door to door selling the new hives.

Have you been on social media websites during the work day?

RTFA would answer several of your questions.

1. $600 for box + 8 frames
2. It's gravity fed, so it'll all flow down eventually.
3. It's gravity fed, so it'll all flow down eventually.
4. The bees notice & refill.