How a developer started an eco settlement in East Belarus. By Georgy Novik.
Hi! My name is Georgy Novik, I’m a back-end developer at Skyeng. My j...
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I love your post - I also just recently relocated. Our original dream was to do something with the land like you do but being close to 60 years old, my wife and I revised our goals a little. We have a small city lot with a big house in a small town, and have also left behind so much of the big city life that was toxic. We're reclaiming a small garden space on the lot, and working on building the lawn into a bee lawn. Small scale but something we can do to give back. And on top of it, I'm a better developer because of the wonderful life style!
Thank you and good luck!
Thank you, Tam! It was our first experience with this kind of article on dev.to. I will look forward to your story!
How do you get the internet?
The nearest cell is about 6 km from us. So good directed antenna do the job.
Maria,
if you could help me realize my dream of living on an Alpaca / llama farm , with a few honey bee hives, I would be forever grateful! ;) haha
Thanks for the post
Chris,
Thank you! Let's keep in touch. Maybe I'll find for you a good llama farm ;)
That would be the dream! 😌 I'll connect with ya.
I have a feeling that by age 40 I'll be tired of server farms and ready to retire on an actual farm...
How challenging was it to get reliable Internet connectivity out on a farm like that? Here in the US, you can basically forget broadband coverage of any speed once you get out of town.
We have almost solid coverage in Belarus with HSPA and DC-HSPA+ with an external antenna of course.
I thought this was going to be a joke culminating in the URL: eie.io
Very cool!