Short grocery stores, long local farm shares: https://www.harvie.farm
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De nada, Senor Trejo!
Hacking 'till sunrise.
It's amazing how many stores don't enforce their mandatory mask policy if you're ultra friendly and open carrying.
twetch#2292 6.4y
Then again, as the uploader of user content, any company adopting this model would have to do Panopticon-like due diligence on whatever is being submitted.
Non-custodial apps don't have this problem. It's more than an ancillary benefit.
Interesting idea.
Seems like it'd avoid a lot of the legal ramifications of buying BSV outright as the customer isn't buying cryptocurrency, but access to a third-party archival service.
Holy shit, great find.
You're currently balls deep in a 30+ year agenda to implement technocracy throughout the Western world.
The carbon scare failed but its aims are now being implemented globally by other means.
Funny how that works
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPE-JqrzSAc
"Well life on the farm is kinda laid back,
ain't much an old country boy like me can't hack.
Early to rise, early in the sack
I thank God I'm a country boy."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRuCPS_-_IA
twetch#16126 6.5y
"In fact, this network, which we may identify as the Round Table groups, has no aversion to cooperating with the Communists, or any other groups, and frequently does so."
-Georgetown Prof. Caroll Quigley, Tragedy and Hope, 1966
The Grand Chessboard is vast, complex, and requires a steadfast dedication to primary sources of forensic history.
Without an accurate roadmap, you'll end up in looneyville.
McCarthy correctly recognized a cabal of political saboteurs but failed to identify them correctly.
He should've looked under his nose.
https://tragedyandhope.com/peace-revolution-episode-084-builders-of-empire-how-fraternal-orders-create-world-order/
"There does exist and has existed for a generation, an international Anglophile network which operates, to some extent, in the way the radical Right believes the Communists act."
1/3
The battle pitted the gold standard fetishists of the East Coast and European money powers vs. yeoman farmers & miners arguing for bimetallism.
Free Silverites wanted greater transaction throughput in their communities.
They lost. Heed the lesson, BSVers.
twetch#8015 6.4y
The Free Silver Movement of the late-19th Century was one of the greatest political battles in American history.
It spawned no less than three new parties, split the Republicans in two, and took over the Democratic Party almost entirely.
The Free Silver Movement of the late-19th Century was one of the greatest political battles in American history.
It spawned no less than three new parties, split the Republicans in two, and took over the Democratic Party almost entirely.
/pay @3 $10
Sexiest UI in BitCoin.
Who is the Michael Chertoff of this crisis?
https://web.archive.org/web/20130827141800/http://gawker.com/5437499/why-is-michael-chertoff-so-excited-about-full+body-scanners
Just signed up as a member of the Farm to Consumer Legal Defense Fund:
https://www.farmtoconsumer.org/
Trying to invest as much as I can this year in organizations dedicated to keeping us human.
Oh no! They're certainly an acquired taste.
Never had 'em in a soup but I find them to be a refreshing addition to stir fry or dried and powdered as a flour.
Permaculture can bear tremendous yields!
You're just not going to be eating staple annual crops and supply chains would be significantly shorter by necessity.
Northern MI - close only in acronym!
Both a bounty of natural beauty, though.
Like a nutty water chestnut! :D
Being in Zone 8B they might taste different - we get plenty of hard frosts which converts a lot of the inulin to more digestible carbs and sweetens 'em up quite a bit.
But regional varieties are half the fun of odd plants!
On-chain Permies, the true Farmer's Almanac!
Reporting in from Zone 4B, your tomato seedlings look very healthy :) We didn't have great luck hardening ours off this year. Trying to shift to more edible perennials.
Sunchokes - America's forgotten perennial tuber:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kD1aHQ0ZtJ4