My guess is that people who are not on Nostr need that "for" in there.
Looks amazing! We're leaning heavily on mulberries for berries (chickens, ducks) and fodder for the ruminants.
whoa!! really?
Ours are too young to be fruiting yet but in any case they're barely budding. Zone 7
Looking forward to someday posting that they're full of fruit!
So great to see this! You're headed into fall, right? Will be nice to have a cozy spot soon.
I guess what I was thinking is that it might be wonderful to have a protocol-based client that's essentially a collective Obsidian.
But, yes, in any case I agree it would be great to be able to publish directly from our own Obsidian files directly to Nostr.
I love seeing your updates! I'm running around a ton these days - so much to do on the homestead in the spring - but your posts remind me that I want to make strength and mobility work more regular in my routine.
In the meantime I'm cheering you on 🤩
OMAD can be great! Once I can eat enough in one sitting I hope to move to that.
How is it going so far?
Sounds great! I look forward to seeing your updates.
Our heifer is Jersey and the bull is a Jersey/dexter mix, so assuming things work out, the calf would be 1/4 Dexter.
congratulations! They look lovely. Jerseys?
We got a heifer last year, and the dairy that sold her to us (our raw milk dairy) lent us a young bull. The agreement was that we would raise him until he was old enough to get her pregnant. He's just finally figuring out what to do when she's in heat! For a while he bolted right out of the paddock every month 😂
I imagine it depends on so many different factors.
I tried longer fasts (for health rather than weight loss), and I loved how I felt during the fasts themselves but then afterwards my hunger signals were often messed up for over a week. I'll try again once I'm more settled with carnivore.
Do you use intermittent fasting? I don't hear the same dramatic health results but I think they probably accumulate, and a lot of people use it for weight loss.
It might be a relay issue. If you happen to have your own server, you can actually run your own relay (which is really cool! makes you sovereign as far as your nostr data is concerned). But otherwise you can add to your relay list. I know that some are paid, which is probably a good way to go, but I haven't dug into this much yet myself.
Well, what do we have here? Is this a new home for my text notes? 🤗
Since we are making #introductions - I’m Jessica Chasteen, or Garden Variety Jess. I’m a gardener, writer, teacher, designer, and overall social media nerd.
I stumbled onto #nostr over on TikTok during discussion of our collective need for a decentralized social media platform that allows us to maintain digital ownership of our accounts and not be subject to the whims of the algorithms.
What’s funny is I thought: you know who might could help us is nostr:npub1sg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q0uf63m without even knowing this existed yet! 😎
Extremely excited to see how this will evolve! Fantastic! 👏
Welcome, Jessica!
Not sure if this is your first time planting sweet potatoes but in case your soil and temps are anything like ours (heavy clay, zone 7): they LOVE the clay, and we can't plant them until May because they dislike the cold (not just freezing temps - I think they actually don't like anything below 50 or so).
Sweet potatoes are awesome for covering bare soil here. So good that last year I thought I'd use them for ground cover as I got a few perennial flowers started, and the poor flowers never had a chance - it was sweet potato greens everywhere, almost immediately. They grow fast and vigorously. I believe they're edible if you're into greens, and in any case both goats and rabbits love them.
Your slips look wonderfu!
Fortunately I'm sure the rules are so fair that they also cap your capital gains at 3k... right?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
One of my reasons for going carnivore is that I can literally get about 80% of my calories from a local food source (20 miles from me, regenerative ranch). If I didn't use butter that would be 100%.
Now I just need to orange-pill them!
Can someone write a plugin for Obsidian that publishes a Zettlekasten note to nostr? It'd be useful I think. That said, it would be really cool of there was a Zettlekasten event 'Kind' (like Kind 45000 or something) that the same plugin could read into Obsidian from nostr relays. I'm starting to look at Event Kinds as sort of a 'filter'.
If say myself and 5 other people were all sharing the zettlekasten notes we wanted to across nostr as event kind 45000 (or whatever) then only the clients that read those Kinds would pick those up, reducing clutter for other clients.
That way several people could use nostr as sort of a shared zettlekasten network.
nostr:npub1h8nk2346qezka5cpm8jjh3yl5j88pf4ly2ptu7s6uu55wcfqy0wq36rpev
nostr:npub1jlrs53pkdfjnts29kveljul2sm0actt6n8dxrrzqcersttvcuv3qdjynqn
nostr:npub1l2vyh47mk2p0qlsku7hg0vn29faehy9hy34ygaclpn66ukqp3afqutajft
#IDidntLearnToCode.
SO COOL
And can you imagine if we could all share an Obsidian-like file? A file on biochar could have a ton of notes that we all add to with different uses, growing tips in different zones, propagation, different varieties, etc.
Like Pablo's Wikifreedia but as an Obsidian-like mindmap. That would be amazing - a way to gather our collective experiences and knowledge. I'm sure the editing/adding protocol would be tricky - maybe the notes that got the most upvotes would be most visible or something? (or have some small fee involved? so that the FDA/USDA/WHO or whatever couldn't troll all the topics with bs 😬)