Purple coloured kool-aid. 👍

honestly? shrug and move on with life.

I have a full Bitcoin and full Monero node running on my Umbrel.. Tried running a Lightning node, but I had no clue what I was doing so it's no longer up.. 😆 Maybe one day I'll try again.

Waiting for Nintendo to obliterate this in 3.. 2.. 1..

That's absolutely wrong. Besides, I need more thralls in the afterlife. 😆

The world didn't end in 2016. It's not ending now. 😆

I've got a few lottery miners in my greenhouse, they help regulate the temperature year round and are 100% solar powered backed up by some fairly new 410AH 12.8V batteries. \m/

Wired, like most things, has been trash since about 2001.

Listen, if the system’s printing cash like there’s no tomorrow, why wouldn’t you leverage it to secure something that actually holds value? The real unethical move here is sitting back and letting the Cantillon insiders keep playing musical chairs while the rest of us get left without a seat.

You’re worried about borrowing in fiat to buy Bitcoin? Why? Because it might hurt the fragile feelings of the system that’s been screwing the little guy for decades? Miss me with that. Every time someone uses that printed fiat to buy Bitcoin, they're doing more to undermine the monopoly of the dollar than any hashtag or passive protest ever will.

The real kicker is you act like the banks won’t loan that money to someone else if you don’t take it. They want you to borrow. That’s how they keep the whole game going. So yeah, if they’re going to print and loan, I’m damn sure going to take what’s mine and put it somewhere they can’t touch.

This isn’t about screwing over the next person. It’s about playing the game before it plays you.

I’m from Oklahoma too, so I totally get it. This place is hidden in plain sight, with hundreds of thousands passing by without ever knowing. The people there? Absolute legends—humble, hardworking, and driven by something special.

At our own small-scale farm, we play by similar rules, but it's a whole different vibe. Everything we grow gets shared with friends, family, and neighbors—or goes straight back into the ecosystem, feeding our livestock or enriching the compost for next year’s harvest. We’ve got 4 chickens, 5 goldfish, an army of red wrigglers, and an empire of isopods keeping things lively. Plus, a couple of sneaky spiders holding down the fort.

This winter, we’re stepping things up with a 250-gallon pond in the greenhouse, heating it with waste from our lottery miners to keep the water just above freezing. It’s all about pushing the envelope, right?

And next spring, if all goes well, we’ll add 2-4 ostriches to the crew. Big plans, bigger vibes. \m/

I can't get past your tragic laissez-faire nihilism.

Claiming these products lack substance is laughable when you consider the real-world consequences of using platforms that don’t prioritize privacy: your data is the product, your freedom the cost​​.

If you want moderation, you're going to have to run your own relay and only connect to it. Then you have 100% control over what you see. And if you're still seeing vile photos then I guess the Internet isn't the problem.

You find what you look for.

LOL, if by "AI" you mean a complex IF THEN ELSE engine, then sure, I'll buy it.

I normally use Feedly for news aggregation. But I recently got an invite code for https://github.com/RSSNext/Follow and I barely look at Feedly now.

I've got 80 acres in the mountains. I'll be living there soon. \m/

I'll light a spliff for you later. I don't drink booze, so I can't pour one out. (:

Never claimed otherwise. 😂 👇

But the information presented is 100% grounded in reality and backed up by many reputable sources.

My online pseudonym is tied to my real world identity. I'm not afraid to speak my mind and couldn't care less about who cries. I am who I am. Haha.