I mentioned this nearly a year ago.

Also, devs that are doing this only on one ecosystem annoy me. There already are interoperable calender standards. We don't need an app. We need a service that pushes and pulls calender events in to and out of nostr so that people can use perfectly functional calendar apps that they already use. Once that happens, you don't need to build out another app, you just need to point your service to whatever calender you want to use.

*I'm not a dev. I don't know how to do this in terms of the code. I do know that I really can't stand this stupid bifurcation happening already. Hook into and expand systems in simple, versatile ways instead of making new, fairly proprietary apps that don't work on people's phones or computers.

Looking back at my investing track record. I'm a below average investor.

I suck at timing.

I suck at position sizing.

I suck at handling emotions.

The only thing that's worked for me is making fewer decisions. My most profitable decisions have been boring and obvious ones that I stuck to for years.

Eg: DCA into the sp500 for a decade.

Staying humble and stacking sats(via DCA) feels like the right decision for me and other before average investors.

For all of you who are interested in more sovereignty but not up for all-out homesteading, have you considered #meatrabbits so that you can grow some of your own protein? They're probably the easiest entry not just to livestock but to growing your own food in general.

Pros

You need very little space

Low start up costs

Incredible feed to meat conversion

You can grow or forage a lot (or all) of their food

Kids can do most of the rabbit chores

They can mow your lawn (if you're ok with uneven grass height!)

You can scale up production very quickly (=nice SHTF potential)

Their manure is amazing

Butchering is very quick

Cons

They're adorable, so killing them is not easy!*

Not the tastiest meat

Not actually a con, but a consideration: they are very lean. You'll want some fat to cook them with. Sausage with rabbit and pork 😋 #foodstr