Agreed.
Reminds me of the DRM failures in the music industry to try to prevent P2P sharing.
Wouldn't make it past the bean-counters that approve the development expenditures.
A general rule is that most people require leaders.
It's also a large part of why parts of the right have been so directly demonized by the left.
Much of it's core focus is to understand power.
There is some talk but it's not generally from any media outlet.
Interesting.
I read much of the same for my own education and to better define my opposing position.( for my own clarification)
Then preceded to enjoy being around people I agree with.
Anyone else having Liquid Television flashbacks?
No?
Just me?
At least you didn't make a turwtfucken! https://nostpic.com/media/c3ae4ad8e06a91c200475d69ca90440d6d54de729d3d1e5afacfbdb6e54d46cb/7a4204f07b7bd248d62868ab409c9321a73fa0a0617f0f094bfc28ade5c29ffb.webp
C'thuhlu's beard!
That's my understanding as well, but experimentation is always interesting.
I'm interested in what you find out.
the masculine urge to drive with utter disregard for your life while blasting sad songs n screaming from the top of your lungs 💯 https://v.nostr.build/MRodrj9NsXmUUjOu.mp4
Some of us have done this on logging roads without navigators. Because we can.
The first promised failed will be Ross.
Followed by pardoning a Biden.
I hope to be wrong.
Interested in the late smoke. I've been rather unpleased with adding smoke after reaching temp.
I suspect it's something I'm doing that is the issue.
Finally made it to our Patagonia spot after a long journey south! Arrived at 2am on a Saturday, carefully de-rigged the kayak from my truck, and crossed the high-water river in pitch darkness to reach our place.
What greeted me was wild - trees down everywhere on the property! One crashed onto our shed, but thankfully the dome stayed intact. Nature had definitely been busy while we were gone.
https://v.nostr.build/kc1x81mTcGBng8vO.mp4
First week was pure manual labor - clearing brush and getting camp operational again. Used the low water days strategically to ferry across new materials and solar panels.
https://v.nostr.build/y6wPhES6ww9jYiV1.mp4
https://v.nostr.build/MblFP8nHcQmyxyHu.mp4
Major win: our dome weathered everything perfectly. No mold, no mice, all locks intact. Pretty impressive for being alone in the wilderness!
Daily life here is... different. I work my day job from the computer (turns out being on a remote island is great for productivity) Then tackle camp projects during dawn and dusk. For me it’s a perfect balance.
But here's where it got intense... One morning I discovered our Cataraft - our lifeline for materials - had broken free and was heading straight for 15km of Class 5 rapids! 😱
Talk about luck - a friend spotted it caught in trees 1km downstream. Immediately grabbed my kayak and raced to the rescue. Found it tangled in branches, still loaded with milled wood!
https://v.nostr.build/FX2v9ZJaQgMbRm27.mp4
The dome's becoming quite the paradox - running water, electricity, comfy futon sofas right in the middle of the wilderness. From tents to a functional house in just a season. Feeling proud and grateful.
Now pivoting attention to installing new solar panels and breaking ground on 2 smaller bedroom domes for friends and family. Summer's looking epic! Can't wait to keep building and soaking in this incredible place. 🌞
#Patagonia #OffGridLiving #Adventure #bitcoin #outdoors #river #patagonia
That is definitely an adventure.
Glad to hear the dome was intact and the raft was recovered successfully.
Those pics pics are fantastic.
I agree.
An unfortunate sign of willful ignorance in the face of novelty and convenience.
Yes, dear.
I didn't catch the autocorrect.
Thanks for the explanation of English contractions.