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The most important thing I learned this week is that it’s not enough to point out the things that are wrong with the system when we speak to others or post on social media.

One doesn’t accomplish anything positive by simply pointing out injustice. It’s up to us as thinkers and doers to accompany any information on threats to life and liberty with ideas and suggested SOLUTIONS.

Anything less is straight up black-pilling and strengthening the enemy’s objectives.

#grownostr #liberty #positivity

Yes if you can use your sled right out the back door it’s a great thing to have. Especially if you have some buddies who like to ride. Ride sober and watch out for barbed wire at quarter boundaries.

I miss my mountain sports days. Ripping first tracks midweek while the rest of the world inched along the highway to get downtown to their jobs. My budget for annual passes and weekends away got traded for essentials when I started a family and budget priorities changed.

But man, if there’s one thing I’ve learned about acquiring toys, the idea of having a thing is usually way cooler than the reality of having the thing.

Go hit the slopes hard, you never know when life will take you away from them.

Another possession to store and maintain, to get a few months a year of enjoyment out of, hasn’t been worth it in my experience. Plus there’s the whole “gear begets gear” thing. You’re not just buying a sled. You’re buying a trailer, hitch kit, outerwear, a second sled so you have someone to ride with, specific tools and replacement wear parts, etc. Especially on today’s machines.

Unless you’re getting a sled that has some real utility value around the farm or homestead, it’ll just be another “thing”.

Go for the pow ❄️

Awesome. Hook me up. nostr:note1ywl2fcvnnqmy82vgassdcqytddn2qcw5azszrvyktre5drd0jpjqtcs65x

I’m on a similar search on this topic right now. For many reasons, rabbits are so much more versatile than meat birds. Not to say a guy can’t have both, but there’s a lot of practical benefits to rabbitry.

If you have a Tor enabled browser, here’s three days’ share access to a couple of books I found, and saved on my file server:

Aaron Webster - Raising Rabbits 101 4th Edition

http://ukl4eyjaegwv5dyygzk7e3rpyllqguoouwgosmmmuygm3diz5qva6hyd.onion/share/oXPKBxpE

Chris McLaughlin- Hobby Farms_ Rabbits_ Small-Scale Rabbit Keeping

http://ukl4eyjaegwv5dyygzk7e3rpyllqguoouwgosmmmuygm3diz5qva6hyd.onion/share/26qV10Td

I just had to repost this for the benefit of anyone who has yet to give it a listen. This chat with Dave B was great. I’m glad we have such well spoken people in our province and our country representing Bitcoin, the industry, and ideas surrounding freedom and self sovereignty. nostr:note17at80fpjkvqnk6lz3ap5ltd69m7fnc72letfq4fv2qlls7a345tspjdeja

Can’t wait to get down there from the Lakeland for a meetup one of these days.

Yeah no more battery issues and using shitty proprietary software to keep the firmware in-date. TBH the couple of ledgers served me ok, but with Ledger cozying up to the EU authorities, implementing a subscription service back-door to your keys with an awkward launch full of security questions, and having a significant data breach of customer emails a few years back, they can pound sand. I’d give them the finger, I hear they are short one.

Nothing gives me a bigger buzz than seeing that I didn’t fuck up a large on-chain TX and seeing it confirming on the RX address. Makes my ass tingle every time I hit “broadcast”.

12ga 870 tactical shotgun with an M4 butt stock, vertical foregrip, rail mount flashlight, and a boonie tactical sling.