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https://fanlore.org/wiki/Webring explains it.
Then clicking a few links there brings you a whole community of people who seem to like the old Geocities pages so much they recreated the whole thing including a really basic webring at the bottom of the page.e.g
https://twohundredtwentytwo.neocities.org/gallery/

2024-09-04 13:45:50

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There are some really early films of London on YouTube now that people have cleaned up and coloured in. Some of the pre world war ones are beautiful as a lot of architecture hadn't been destroyed yet and there are obviously no traffic jams!

2024-09-03 20:24:06

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Are you using the primal app?

2024-09-03 09:21:40

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Quick call the environment agency! 😁

2024-09-02 10:15:33

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"Stucking" -Describes the process of stacking shitcoins beautifully 😁

2024-08-30 21:01:08

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Trolling for attention.

2024-08-30 10:20:32

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You would think someone who was in a profession such as a law would have a at least a vague grasp of economics. That's why I am just presuming it's purely hatred and malice while being a wef puppet. He comes across as a person bullied at school and hasn't got over it yet...a real professional bellend.

2024-08-30 09:10:58

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Personally I think they need to go or be made completely irrelevant. Done with these clowns 80% of the electorate didn't even vote for them how many that did just did actually support the clusterfuck bundle of government overreach and parasitical policies they are pushing?
Who are the supporters of them? I don't know of anyone saying they are doing anything good. The Tories were the worst government until they came along I am actually impressed they have managed to top them from day 1 that takes a special level of malice and or stupidity.

2024-08-30 08:53:21

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That chart is cognitively biased against all the other parts of the body that help facilitate consciousness in yourself 😁

2024-08-29 22:59:27

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I setup the bitaxe to public-pool.io hence the confusion. That's solo mining to that pool. That is why I was asking if there were any other variables comparing this pool to the pool you were showing. For example when I am looking at the settings and there are shares and some get rejected. Do these rejected shares differ between pools? For example perhaps ones on slower connections reject more shares due to latency ?

2024-08-29 22:32:14

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These pools are solo mining and have won blocks vs public pool is the same sort of set up but hasn't. What is the difference is it purely hash size or is there latency? I am just trying to understand what the differences are.

2024-08-29 22:20:00

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What are the actual variables here that make this a block winner vs say public pool which hasn't won?

2024-08-29 22:14:11

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Your going to need it unlike 95% of the stuff you will be given 😁. Also if they wont stop crying running a tap or driving in the car is priceless. Congratulations

2024-08-29 21:58:01

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Start stacking coffee

2024-08-29 21:48:44

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I could do that on a good day prior to this video, the one I use mainly is the continuity function which I always assumed was something to do with diodes turns out that a really useful seperate function too if you want to repair things!

2024-08-29 21:30:42

An extremely useful video if you have a multimeter, but if you like me are too stupid to use most of the functions on it 😁
https://old.bitchute.com/video/52w3xeXrMU8/

2024-08-29 21:12:53

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Welcome back to nostr. Now your full time podcasting I am looking forward to complaints about how crappy my lawnmowing has become.
When you need to fill that gap in your CV for your new employer, let me know I will be happy to provide a reference.

2024-08-29 20:18:05

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Quite possibly and people being paid as job like to cut corners and get things done as fast as possible.

2024-08-29 18:38:59

Plant it straight in the ground...they say. Don't worry about removing the rootball bag it will decompose... they say.
Bollocks I say, all but the very large mature trees here were planted around the year 2000 when this house was renovated. How long does it need to break down?
I don't think this photinia died from being girdled by it, by why take the risk?
#grownostr
#permies
#trees
#permaculture
#gardening
https://image.nostr.build/16650272e29ff89db13cde4281c1afea9444f18ec1d0969631592356ed000e9a.jpg

2024-08-28 20:54:48

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Might be the headspace oxidising it when it was racked. At the same time perhaps some of the tannin settled to the bottom of the juice so the container that was poured last came out darker!? Its an interesting question.

2024-08-28 14:25:40

Wait that's lettuce 😆. It's growing better in the drive than where it's meant to be growing.🤷
Never thought to try growing it in a rock mulch because it doesn't usually respond well with wood chip mulches etc.
#grownostr
#gardening
#permies
https://image.nostr.build/aec2ddea215809990b87ee02eebc62dc18d276ac8e23a3a763066bbfb9139220.jpg

2024-08-27 20:01:18

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Amethyst works great for me too. The phone gods really do hate you 😄

2024-08-24 22:07:37

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That sounds remarkably familiar, is Keir Starmer the German chancellor now?

2024-08-24 18:21:27

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BBQ sauce with banana! I go look up the flowers so I won't miss them thanks

2024-08-24 14:15:50

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No I don't recall this one even flowering yet and I don't have one at my house either. I will look forward to trying it though quite like the black locust flowers.

2024-08-23 22:56:53

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Wont be sleeping well tonight thanks Baretta

2024-08-23 21:44:21

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You will likely be fine with most of them. They all end up growing here 🙂

2024-08-23 21:19:18

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Do cats still meow when they are old? 😁

2024-08-23 21:14:04

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Welcome 👋 #introductions #plebchain

2024-08-23 20:19:00

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I have cut pine that's a few hundred years old and it still smells like a fresh pine forest... unlike the stuff you buy from the stores today which doesn't seem to have an odour at all.
It also shows you how much we have fecked up forestry and the soil of these places in general. Plants that are in healthy ecosystems with rich soils produce more secondary metabolites that produce things like terpenes e.g pinene which is where the smell comes from.

2024-08-23 12:32:02

That honey locust is kicking out suckers in the lawn that are twice the height of the tree away. What a crazy root system it must have.
#grownostr
#permaculture
#gardening
https://image.nostr.build/3eb377b33773577b1ebdb3e5d1d2903de108286c10c1d8bd83a79da992b9bc8e.jpg

2024-08-22 00:02:49

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I hate it when that happens.

2024-08-21 23:48:18

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Innit

2024-08-21 22:26:21

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Maybe research the Stamets stack too. Does involve psilocybin mushrooms but the dose is low and the combination of niacin, psilocybin and lions mane seems to be doing some amazing things to peoples nervous system.
Gingko biloba, ashwanganda and Siberian ginseng might be worth investigating too. The former improves circulation and the other two are good adaptogens and should help her depression too.
Hope she makes a continual improvement.

2024-08-21 21:53:45

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Have a look into giving her some lions mane (good for the brain and nervous system) and other medicinal mushrooms like reishi (good for blood sugar levels etc) as well as cordyceps chaga etc.

2024-08-21 11:16:45

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It's clearly one of those bogus studies Dr Ken Berry has debunked a thousand times where the 'meat eaters' diet consist of ham ...on a pizza....with can of coke...but they are meat eaters 😂.
The study is sponsored by the E.U...fancy that because they have been completely impartial to farming particularly ones involving animals as of late...

2024-08-21 09:00:04

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It's a slippery slope, it's quieter and cooler than I was expecting so either I need to get more or a proper miner now 😁

2024-08-20 22:42:02

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Yeah I am sure you will get your soon... They dispatched it yesterday so it arrived pretty quick...That is unless mike bought them all 😉

2024-08-20 22:36:17

Seems the hardest part of setting up the #Bitaxe was typing in my WiFi password correctly 😂
Decided to call him Hal. So if he helps me hit a block, motor neurone disease research is going to get a funding boost... seems like the only appropriate thing to do.🙂
https://image.nostr.build/39426e320e914bd1b3d12f98d9b99933d3f52198b065ff9609fe73867f449de7.jpg

2024-08-20 10:09:36

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Though I forgot you Aussies have those earthed plugs too, just the Yanks and Euros that don't always have them...

2024-08-20 10:07:55

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One of the best things about our large goofy looking over engineered British plugs is every socket has an earth.
Downside is having to be plugged in 24/7 to channel away excessive anger towards a tyrannical government before it triggers some latent Viking DNA berserker rage....swings and roundabouts I guess..

2024-08-18 21:11:38

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https://lightning.store/

2024-08-17 00:35:28

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me neither but this film....its 72 years old and still regarded as one of the best films ever made ... not because its 'good' but because it will sucker punch you to teach you lesson 😂

2024-08-17 00:09:19

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Yes on the corn I am growing this year. Would show you in the light but it's dark here at the moment. Was a red popcorn corn.
https://image.nostr.build/7d4dee27dd2860bf598d0b1bdde9a06980cd517956aa3659b04c6edeab97aa79.jpg

2024-08-16 23:51:20

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I think I first saw it when I was 14 too I like either incredibly deep films or the complete opposite. 😁. I say it's probably my favourite because Ikuru by Akira Kurosawa is also my favourite and I can't choose between the two.... Guess which one is the deep one....

2024-08-16 23:46:08

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It's probably my favourite film 😂

2024-08-16 23:43:51

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So have you ever seen Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn? 😁

2024-08-16 23:35:03

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Yes, that can happen 😁. Its probably best your are on a different continent or you or I might bet hugged to death.

2024-08-16 22:54:34

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however consciousness>mind 🙂 I really don't think I need to explain it to you....If I have to do so I will, but I doubt it .... I am sure you understand 🙂

2024-08-16 21:25:46

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The mind is like the circuit board, it can work a complex system , but most are full of crap, dusty and don't work very well.

2024-08-16 21:00:16

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They listened to this while planning Star Wars that's why it's so similar 😁

2024-08-16 20:56:47

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It's harder to arrest a potato for wrong think 🙂.
A south facing window is really good to have 👍. Go for some salad leaves it nearly always has the best return on investment. For example Lollo rosso, mizuna, arugula whatever you like most and will suit the temperature your house or apartment is currently in.
Give it a go, kill some plants if you need to but hopefully you will enjoy it 🙂

2024-08-15 14:22:01

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Botany is in a day is very good book for general identification of plants. Breaks plants up into key main plant families so the process of learning all of them becomes less overwhelming.

2024-08-14 22:52:29

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Personally I think the alkaloid thing is rather overblown especially if your using the leaf. But fair enough. Plantain and calendula are less extreme vulnerary plants without alkaloids that might be useful.
Cider vinegar has yeast, lactic acid bacteria, acetobacter etc in it. Its more of a probiotic, may not fix the issue but animals always seem to come out healthier with it. I don't have any ducks at the moment but the gerbils here went from being rather unkempt and limp to rather vibrant colourful and healthy looking after adding it to their water. The lacto bacillus help make b12 so if's a nerve issue it might help in a round about way too.
Hope the poor thing gets better

2024-08-14 22:52:04

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2024-08-14 22:23:57

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Could you not try to giving the poor thing some comfrey?
Perhaps adding some cider vinegar in the water wouldn't be a bad idea too.

2024-08-14 19:29:07

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Good stuff, use the south facing ones if you can. You can grow lots of things in pots when you think about different layers. For example training a tomato up while having basil growing at the bottom.
It's probably safer to be a potato nowadays 😁

2024-08-14 18:30:05

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You don't necessarily even really need any land, give it a go you can learn a lot with just a pot on a balcony or even just something in a window.

2024-08-14 08:45:56

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Well that's an advantage then. Perhaps go to some places on holiday, see where you like and what you can understand. Bulgarian uses Cyrillic but they also use words from other languages so they say ciao and merci. Things are also very cheap there so perhaps having a larger property can be advantageous even if things get worse there too for whatever reason.

2024-08-13 22:51:56

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That is meant to read "here he was", the fact I am primarily dyslexic while typing is a little worrying 😄

2024-08-13 22:41:28

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Depends on your age and what languages you can speak I guess. I guess the easiest language to learn for a native English speaker would be Romanian as its a Romance language. Slavic languages are really difficult for anglophones to learn.

2024-08-13 22:31:00

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbhzowNipuk
He was here, those rhinos are unreliable 😁

2024-08-13 22:12:26

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Yeah that's true, that will invariably happen. Lots of people are already leaving Sweden due to changes there so it clearly doesn't take much. Lots of the people we actually want here will stay and weather the storm. That being said I usually think about moving a few times a year 😂, that's more a fiat affordability land issue more than anything else.

2024-08-13 20:25:27

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Oh yeah I understand I have been to quite a few places and never go on a package holiday. Most countries I have been to are really wonderful places to visit and the people have been great.....can't say it for all of them 😂. Bread basket of Rome must have been far better when Rome was running it let's put it that way... There was a car stuck on the railway line, I saw a policeman I tell him about the problem he tells me off for telling him. There were a few nice people but I have zero intention of ever going back there again.

2024-08-13 20:08:38

I used to go to a pub called the railway arms that used to fit a good percentage of that description 🙂
Orwell's favourite fictional pub:
"The Moon Under Water"
My favourite public-house, the Moon Under Water, is only two minutes from a bus stop, but it is on a side-street, and drunks and rowdies never seem to find their way there, even on Saturday nights.
Its clientele, though fairly large, consists mostly of ‘regulars’ who occupy the same chair every evening and go there for conversation as much as for the beer.
If you are asked why you favour a particular public-house, it would seem natural to put the beer first, but the thing that most appeals to me about the Moon Under Water is what people call its ‘atmosphere’.
To begin with, its whole architecture and fittings are uncompromisingly Victorian. It has no glass-topped tables or other modern miseries, and, on the other hand, no sham roof-beams, ingle-nooks or plastic panels masquerading as oak. The grained woodwork, the ornamental mirrors behind the bar, the cast-iron fireplaces, the florid ceiling stained dark yellow by tobacco-smoke, the stuffed bull’s head over the mantelpiece — everything has the solid, comfortable ugliness of the nineteenth century.
In winter there is generally a good fire burning in at least two of the bars, and the Victorian lay-out of the place gives one plenty of elbow-room. There are a public bar, a saloon bar, a ladies’ bar, a bottle-and-jug for those who are too bashful to buy their supper beer publicly, and, upstairs, a dining-room.
Games are only played in the public, so that in the other bars you can walk about without constantly ducking to avoid flying darts.
In the Moon Under Water it is always quiet enough to talk. The house possesses neither a radio nor a piano, and even on Christmas Eve and such occasions the singing that happens is of a decorous kind.
The barmaids know most of their customers by name, and take a personal interest in everyone. They are all middle-aged women—two of them have their hair dyed in quite surprising shades—and they call everyone ‘dear,’ irrespective of age or sex. (‘Dear,’ not ‘Ducky’: pubs where the barmaid calls you ‘ducky’ always have a disagreeable raffish atmosphere.)
Unlike most pubs, the Moon Under Water sells tobacco as well as cigarettes, and it also sells aspirins and stamps, and is obliging about letting you use the telephone.
You cannot get dinner at the Moon Under Water, but there is always the snack counter where you can get liver-sausage sandwiches, mussels (a speciality of the house), cheese, pickles and those large biscuits with caraway seeds in them which only seem to exist in public-houses.
Upstairs, six days a week, you can get a good, solid lunch—for example, a cut off the joint, two vegetables and boiled jam roll—for about three shillings.
The special pleasure of this lunch is that you can have draught stout with it. I doubt whether as many as 10 per cent of London pubs serve draught stout, but the Moon Under Water is one of them. It is a soft, creamy sort of stout, and it goes better in a pewter pot.
They are particular about their drinking vessels at the Moon Under Water, and never, for example, make the mistake of serving a pint of beer in a handleless glass. Apart from glass and pewter mugs, they have some of those pleasant strawberry-pink china ones which are now seldom seen in London. China mugs went out about 30 years ago, because most people like their drink to be transparent, but in my opinion beer tastes better out of china.
The great surprise of the Moon Under Water is its garden. You go through a narrow passage leading out of the saloon, and find yourself in a fairly large garden with plane trees, under which there are little green tables with iron chairs round them. Up at one end of the garden there are swings and a chute for the children.
On summer evenings there are family parties, and you sit under the plane trees having beer or draught cider to the tune of delighted squeals from children going down the chute. The prams with the younger children are parked near the gate.
Many as are the virtues of the Moon Under Water, I think that the garden is its best feature, because it allows whole families to go there instead of Mum having to stay at home and mind the baby while Dad goes out alone.
And though, strictly speaking, they are only allowed in the garden, the children tend to seep into the pub and even to fetch drinks for their parents. This, I believe, is against the law, but it is a law that deserves to be broken, for it is the puritanical nonsense of excluding children—and therefore, to some extent, women—from pubs that has turned these places into mere boozing-shops instead of the family gathering-places that they ought to be.
The Moon Under Water is my ideal of what a pub should be—at any rate, in the London area. (The qualities one expects of a country pub are slightly different.)
But now is the time to reveal something which the discerning and disillusioned reader will probably have guessed already. There is no such place as the Moon Under Water.
That is to say, there may well be a pub of that name, but I don’t know of it, nor do I know any pub with just that combination of qualities.
I know pubs where the beer is good but you can’t get meals, others where you can get meals but which are noisy and crowded, and others which are quiet but where the beer is generally sour. As for gardens, offhand I can only think of three London pubs that possess them.
But, to be fair, I do know of a few pubs that almost come up to the Moon Under Water. I have mentioned above ten qualities that the perfect pub should have and I know one pub that has eight of them. Even there, however, there is no draught stout, and no china mugs.
And if anyone knows of a pub that has draught stout, open fires, cheap meals, a garden, motherly barmaids and no radio, I should be glad to hear of it, even though its name were something as prosaic as the Red Lion or the Railway Arms.

2024-08-13 19:29:21

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I see your point and generally agree with the general trajectory of things, but there have been many time things have seemed inevitable but don't play out.
Things will likely get worse at least for while. However once consciousness notices a pattern of negative behaviour and identifies it as the problem it can correct course.
The important thing is not to make this a immigrant Vs natives debate which the government and media are trying to push, but violent and racist foreign people that are here should not be here and perhaps we need to deport them despite what the ECHR thinks.
After all do all the foreign born or ethic minority population want to live in a violent society,I doubt it somehow. The worst of this has really flared up recently. If they just stopped the boats, legalised cannabis(so there might be some interaction over between people in societies that don't drink and others) and the two tier policing ended that would kill most of the hatred....but yes I know the government won't do any of that they would rather have a race war so they can push authoritarianism because they are insecure and narcissistic.

2024-08-12 20:19:45

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Depends, could get really bad but once people realise its the government stoking the fires of hatred it wont last long for them.
Once people understand what they have in common there will be less violence. Fortunately they locked us all up and continuously lied to us during covid, so turns out we have more in common than you think.
A lot of Muslims didn't take the jab and quite a lot of immigrants are pissed off with the high levels of immigration too. Some had to jump through some serious hurdles and yet the government is rewarding people that turned up on a dinghy.... people are more switched on than they were before and threatening to arrest people from other countries just shows how weak this government is.

2024-08-10 20:39:46

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Not pro riot just sick of tyrannical government.

2024-08-10 20:30:18

Thank to all the people outside the #uk 'being critical' 😉 😉 of Starmer. He really is a out of touch * 😉 😉 👍 😂 .
Now they are going to have to interpret that in court 🤣

2024-08-10 18:34:43

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"Silence is violence"

2024-08-10 15:11:47

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Its super frustrating. Hopefully I am wrong, obviously, things can change but it looks likely with the hardly elected Davos Starmer in charge at the moment.
I just find it incredible people are still thinking we have capacity left to take people here. It takes years to build infrastructure and we are frankly awful at it during the best of times. China's pretty good at it though aren't they? I guess that's the solution then.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

2024-08-10 12:51:17

You know what is definitely going to help the most densely populated region in the whole of Europe avoid energy rationing and blackouts...more people.
Especially when the new government wants to continue the net zero scam while failing to provide an oversupply or increase any adequate baseload .
They are censoring social media at the moment but jokes on the government soon we wont have it at all 😂
I guess after that we going full on China style authoritarian state with carbon credits (to solve the energy problem they created) and the facial recognition systems they are trying to normalise now.
#uk
#energy
https://dailysceptic.org/2024/08/07/london-and-south-east-warned-of-net-zero-blackouts-by-national-grid-executives/

2024-08-10 12:00:15

🫡🥔
#tunestr
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LhL8Sl3dWl8&pp=ygUVSGVhZCBsaWtlIGEgaG9sZSBkZXZv

2024-08-08 11:43:51

Things are crazy right now, but don't forget to get your covid jab if you are over 6 months old.....
Its still the best defence against big pharma's stock price tanking.
https://rumble.com/v5a4knx-cdc-director-dr.-mandy-cohen-everyone-6-months-or-older-should-get-the-upda.html

2024-08-07 23:44:29

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Did you specify the roof was made from 21 million pieces and it should be orange?

2024-08-07 23:19:04

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Evil dead 2 or Ikiru and both well worth watching.
They are both about killing things in order to live, one is about deadittes summoned from the Sumerian book of the dead that swallows your soul. The other is about Japanese bureaucracy summoned by government books that has swallowed an old Japanese man's soul.

2024-08-07 22:51:00

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Yeah I would have loved to have visited Vietnam and Laos too. Hopefully will get the chance in the future. Really liked Battambang in Cambodia more laid back than some of the more touristic areas.

2024-08-07 22:34:27

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I wrote you very long reply but primal is a pain in the ass sometimes. Short answer: got to Cambodia via Thailand cheap, gives you more time to decide and people and old temples of Angkor are honestly the most amazing places I have ever visited.

2024-08-07 22:00:46

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Switzerland is crazy expensive way. My American cousin used to get paid pretty well at an American school there and used to mark his class homework on the train because all they could afford was a teeny tiny flat. Texas is more expensive than it was but it seems cheap compared to our almost flaming houses.

2024-08-07 21:51:45

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Where are going? perhaps I meet you there...

2024-08-07 21:28:27

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I guess you have been to Basingstoke from the reaction 🤣

2024-08-07 21:11:21

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Those skulls look hateful to me off to the gulag(the gulag is in Basingstoke just to extra demoralising)

2024-08-07 17:24:46

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Thanks very much

2024-08-07 13:28:39

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It's pretty useful knowing people in the industry...even if you just end up cutting their hedges 😁. I was offered some s9s before but he eventually realised they were in the wrong continent 😆 . I have a couple of the pros coming soon and will likely get some minis after that. If you want some let me know.

2024-08-07 11:51:27

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Should have listened to all the podcast first, sounds like an it depends but it confirmed my thoughts about doing all the Bitcoin stuff on different machines.

2024-08-07 11:21:36

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Hello QnA. Could you possibly help with some questions:
How many of these Start9 functions can you feasibly run on single machine?
Also I have access to a mountain of Mac mini and Mac book pros for free. There are both the apple silicone and Intel ones available. Persumably the Intel's ones are going to be fine for running startOS but I am not as confident about the apple silicone ones, any ideas?

2024-08-06 22:04:30

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Good summary but lots of people are so fed up of politics you should have mentioned only 60% of the eligible population voted. So from a total perspective only 20% voted for them.

2024-08-06 12:17:32

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Yeah I liked mine too despite the defendent potential being a grooming teacher, it reminded me of the film Rashomon. Especially at the end where I didnt find out what actually happened as two counts went to retrial.
However I assume nothing....many years later I saw the guy when I was working at a farmers market....took me a while to click why he seemed so familiar!

2024-08-06 11:09:43

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When on jury service have a couple of excuses up your sleeve in case it's a fraud trial. Unless you are ok with not going anywhere and listening to a long boring trial for months on end.

2024-08-06 10:22:34

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My mum used to work in NHS mental health services in the late 90's she used to complain about it then. It ended up being the reason she quit as she didn't agree with releasing mentally ill people in the community to meet a target. The schizophrenic she was looking after stabbed someone and killed himself in jail....even though he was clearly mentally ill and should not have been taken to a prison.
It's been bloated for years and likely continue to be for sometime.

2024-08-06 10:06:20

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"NHS soup"- I read that too, what's it made from waiting lists and middle management bureaucracy? 😆
They of course has to mention the gut paralysis drug ozempic too in the article bit no mention of keto carnivore like you say.

2024-08-04 20:41:08

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Ok fair enough, don't blame you if you have dodged all the B.S. Good for you I really wish I could have of too. However it is why people are really livid right now. After months of stabbings, rapes, knife attacks all over Europe people are finally pissed off here. Honestly it takes a lot, this is last straw burn the house down stuff.
When Starmer was giving a lecture on how we need facial recognition as response. Then ignoring 1.2 million people joining a small island nation last year which already overcrowded. An island has excessive river pollution, scretched medical care services and mountain of debt while suggesting we raise taxes while no one can afford, you can start to see why we are little pissed off cant you?
Wouldn't that be an American kind of ideal rebelling against excessive taxes and authoritarian control right?

2024-08-04 20:12:26

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You love Ireland but at the same time people were protesting a child being stabbed in Dublin a few month ago which is exactly what is going on here now and is part of the reason people are so pissed off here now. We just had 3 children stabbed You fucking dumb fucking American

2024-08-04 19:11:25

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Stop boiling the English channel Mike 😂

2024-08-04 19:05:09

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Your very welcome, I only bought one to play around with in the end. So if there are none left blame @npub1aqa…237n 😁

2024-08-03 11:40:11

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Sounds like you lived not far from me. Best of luck sometimes Portsmouth can be well.... Portsmouth....the first week I moved there a torso washed up on the beach, its surprising how you get used to random stuff like that happening.