Testing out the new PK Grill and burning everything off to have it ready for the first slab of pork belly. Cured for a week with cure #1 and spices https://video.nostr.build/0b9e4047576dba319fdc766726b19b91d3199d307710ed340f379c1bceb56263.mp4 
https://video.nostr.build/44bf2035a75aae8bbdec609a31023bf1fb53da79a53b3f0d520726fe372522bf.mp4 
Dr. Jeff I’d be really interested to get your take on a post I made yesterday:
Are there any investment strategists or economists here that could weigh in or provide some insight about how Bitcoin will figure into the days ahead when we finally “hit the wall” with the American dollar and the west is thrust into The Great Depression 2.0?
Is it the hope among most Bitcoiners, as it is with me, that Bitcoin will have achieved sufficient adoption by then that, aside from the dollar denominated value of Bitcoin going to the moon, that we will be also able to purchase the essentials with Sats, when every bank and most grocery stores close their doors? When unemployment hits 80-90%? Or is it most Bitcoiners’ hope that they’ll have peeled off enough profit by then to invest in an off grid place that they won’t miss a beat when it all goes to hell? What about those who only made it part way to self sufficiency?
2030 is going to be here before we know it. And I’d say the fed only has one big round of printing left in them before some portion of the national debt needs to be written off, much to the chagrin of anyone who has been foolish enough to invest in US debt in the past handful of years or leave all of their wealth in a bank. There’s going to be an entire generation of workers that see their entire life savings and their pensions evaporate overnight. Thousands will starve.
What will Bitcoiners who haven’t yet managed to achieve their dream of owning a homestead or achieving a good measure of energy and food security be doing to cope when it all comes apart?
I’ve been thinking about this a lot as I continue to prepare for what’s coming. (And trying to do so on just what’s left after the bills are all paid up and the fridge is full).
One of the biggest catch 22’s is that for most people, moving from where they are now onto some land and building up a homestead will almost invariably involve taking on more debt. What’s going to happen to the payments on that debt when interest rates hit 25-30%? What’s going to happen to the payments on that debt when every employer closes their doors for 3-5 years and people lose their source of income? So do we just load up on ammo and wait for the goons to show up?
With my kids just reaching young adulthood, I shudder to think about how they will make it when I am gone. I’d love to hear some people’s thoughts.
I don’t dwell. I enjoy my life and my days with my family and friends, but I’m prepping my ass off with what resources I have. And there are hard days ahead. History has borne this out repeatedly.
Reminds me of my cab ride from the airport to my hotel in downtown Mexico City. We seriously almost killed three people.
Are there any investment strategists or economists here that could weigh in or provide some insight about how Bitcoin will figure into the days ahead when we finally “hit the wall” with the American dollar and the west is thrust into The Great Depression 2.0?
Is it the hope among most Bitcoiners, as it is with me, that Bitcoin will have achieved sufficient adoption by then that, aside from the dollar denominated value of Bitcoin going to the moon, that we will be also able to purchase the essentials with Sats, when every bank and most grocery stores close their doors? When unemployment hits 80-90%? Or is it most Bitcoiners’ hope that they’ll have peeled off enough profit by then to invest in an off grid place that they won’t miss a beat when it all goes to hell? What about those who only made it part way to self sufficiency?
2030 is going to be here before we know it. And I’d say the fed only has one big round of printing left in them before some portion of the national debt needs to be written off, much to the chagrin of anyone who has been foolish enough to invest in US debt in the past handful of years or leave all of their wealth in a bank. There’s going to be an entire generation of workers that see their entire life savings and their pensions evaporate overnight. Thousands will starve.
What will Bitcoiners who haven’t yet managed to achieve their dream of owning a homestead or achieving a good measure of energy and food security be doing to cope when it all comes apart?
I’ve been thinking about this a lot as I continue to prepare for what’s coming. (And trying to do so on just what’s left after the bills are all paid up and the fridge is full).
One of the biggest catch 22’s is that for most people, moving from where they are now onto some land and building up a homestead will almost invariably involve taking on more debt. What’s going to happen to the payments on that debt when interest rates hit 25-30%? What’s going to happen to the payments on that debt when every employer closes their doors for 3-5 years and people lose their source of income? So do we just load up on ammo and wait for the goons to show up?
With my kids just reaching young adulthood, I shudder to think about how they will make it when I am gone. I’d love to hear some people’s thoughts.
I don’t dwell. I enjoy my life and my days with my family and friends, but I’m prepping my ass off with what resources I have. And there are hard days ahead. History has borne this out repeatedly.
Acid rain. Ozone layer depletion. Global warming.
Looks like our part of the world this morning. Bonnyville/Cold Lake AB.
I think the designers wanted to still leave the utility available to back up the card in an encrypted way and restore the wallet data to a fresh card in the event one needed to. When you make a wallet backup file you get a set of 12 seed words for ever using that file too.
When you clone a new air gapped signing device from another, you physically transfer the SD card from the original device to the new device in order to transfer the key information, and then you wipe that file off the SD card. Once the file is used in the process, you don’t have to have it residing on the SD card anymore for the clone to work. It’s all on the secure side of the new card at that point, behind a PIN. It’s good housekeeping to keep all of your actively in-use SD cards empty after the files on them have served their purpose. If you want to store an encrypted wallet backup file for instance,(or any other file used to interact between two devices) on an SD card, you can keep that SD card somewhere else, rather than in one of the devices. Encrypted backup files carrying key info also require a separate key for future use anyway. It’s bomb proof.
How they should remember it. Macron is a cunt. 
node. 👇StartOS has made it so easy, every hodler should definitely run one if for no other reason than to support the network. #start9
Any movie with Ana de Armas in it is an incredible movie.
