Backup power for your home.
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That’s funny. What’s even funnier is that people who buy “hydroponic tomatoes” to save the environment don’t realize that growers use CO2 generators to increase yields. 
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What about turning the leaf mulch with the new soil, to inoculate the new soil?
What app are you using to get your workout routines from? It looks pretty good.
This is the bank consolidation in practice. Make the small banks by the tiny banks when they fail. Make the midsize banks by the small banks, large banks by the midsize banks… So on, and so forth, until there are only a few banks in existence. Then bail out the giant mega banks because they funnel you customer information.
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‘Be Careful, Dear Ursula’: Von der Leyen Slammed Online for Neglecting European Farmers
From Sputnik
The EU Commission is trying to downplay the significance of mass protests by farmers that have spread across Europe, including France, Germany, Poland, and even Belgium, with farmers blocking roads and taking to the streets to demand that their governments return fuel subsidies and stop “unfair” competition from Ukrainian products.
Jan 26th 2024 7:10am EST
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I’m not sure I agree with how this is worded. A subsidy is when one person is taxed and the money is given to another. The farmers are protesting having to pay a fuel tax.
Free trade agreements are fine unless the goods being traded are subsidized. In this case, the importing countries are taxing common people and redistributing to the exporting countries. A small portion of said funds are given to the export countries farmers. Just enough to make competition impossible.
This article makes it sound like the farmers want something they haven’t earned. When all they really want is a free and fair economy.
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One of the top ten reasons why I moved out of California.
Did you know that jury nullification is illegal in some states? For example: “A member of a California trial jury does not have the right to refuse to apply a law which he or she believes should not be applied in a particular case, an act commonly referred to as
"jury nullification."”
A juror in California may face criminal charges if they practice jury nullification.
Fuck the fuckin government in its ass with a cheese grater. Yes all government, including the parts you like. 👇
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2024/01/19/ohio-pastor-charged-zoning-violations/72281784007/
Sounds like a great case for jury nullification. If Ohio allows that type of thing.
Bitcoin needs to be mined with “wasted” or “stranded” energy in order to be cost effective. IMHO, solar with a battery backup is a way to mine, at least intermittently, in a cost effective way.
During the day, once your batteries are fully charged excess solar output is “shunted to ground” or, simply put, wasted. By running miners only when you are “wasting” excess solar generation your energy cost is effectively zero.
Cons: high initial cost
Intermittent mining
Pros: reasonable ROI. Solar will pay itself back in 3-5 years. Average battery life is 10 years, panels-20 years.
You get off the increasingly fragile electric grid.
Even if your miners only average running a couple hours a day that’s still over 1000 hours of mining a year. That’s a far better return than selling energy back to the utility company for pennies on the dollar.
No savings, no investment, rent instead of a house payment. This is how they want you to spend.
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Copper is listed as the main active ingredient in “anti-fouling” paint used on the bottom of ocean going boats to keep barnacles and plants from taking hold.
Based on that information I would believe that copper cups are at least somewhat anti-bacterial.
However, things that kill bad bacteria also kill good bacteria. Could this affect the gut biome?
I don’t worry about anti-bacterial soaps, cups, etc. Your immune system needs a little exercise to stay healthy. Just like the rest of our body does. Don’t waste your money.
I can dispel most of the other claims off the top of my head also, but this note is already long. Let me know if you want to learn more.
I agree with and support your statement. However, with 10K to 12k daily users on Nostr, many of which don’t live in the US or speak English your reach is limited… 
Cool find. I built something similar out of industrial parts. Do you have a specific question or just looking for opinions?