Watching with interest…

I’m sure they don’t but as noted, it hits my stubborn buttons and if they are using company domains (often for me it’s recognized tech vendors) it can be a negative strike.

Being of a stubborn disposition, I click “block and report spam” for literally every one.

Ah yes, the IMF bailout, which is just an accelerated sovereignty transfer to the globalist project, and thus would likely be by design.

Honestly if they take down Authy and Bitwarden and whatever the third party service is that sends confirmation text messages on behalf of banks, my entire online footprint goes up in smoke. Going to start writing passwords down again.

Canada, already on the express elevator, going down, quietly clears cloned meat for disclosure-free sale. Keep supporting local farmers, folks. #foodstr #ohcanada https://winnipegsun.com/news/canada-quietly-clears-cloned-meat-to-be-sold

It’s a burden.

Me too. Be moving off a VM and into primary OS spot soon. DHH being based is a bonus.

This overt trolling is quite something. It’s the brazen bit of “and they know we know they are lying (and they just don’t care)”. Of course, digital ID is only effective as a total control measure once you’ve cancelled cash and got the peasants onto a CBDC. So that’ll be the next speed run.

Several years ahead of you up here in Canada. We look to Europe for our previews.

In Canada we should be splashing around in near limitless energy resources, but we are governed by compromised dullards and so we get this. British Columbia to perma-ban the crypto industry from its electricity grid, and data centers will have to compete for power allocation every two years. Although as we are also in the process of dismantling property rights I doubt any serious business would want to take the risk anyway. #canada #energy #bitcoin

Not sure I’ve ever seen a two day forecast stick, let alone twenty five years. Tea-leaf stuff.

Partial photo. It’s being meticulously sorted and catalogued this morning 😂

Tonight…. drying rosemary and thyme in the dehydrator. We have a lot, obvs. #foodstr #homesteading

I used to love Wolf3D too. Dune 2 probably cost me the most hours on the 386, however! My next machine after that was a Pentium 90, which felt like a rocket ship. Happy days.

The speed with which you can wreck a nation is breathtaking. I immigrated to Harper’s Canada in the early 2000s. Wasn’t an easy feat, back then. Felt like a completely different country.

This is at least waking up some normies.

In case you were under any illusion owning land was a solid investment, here comes BC, Canada, to prove the end game for land acknowledgements is voiding of private property rights. And clearly the ultimate beneficiaries of such chaos won’t be the tribes.

Not only are Arbutus trees beautiful during the summer, with their peeling bark hues and smooth skin, apparently you also get a show during fall with these bright berries. My fave tree. Lucky to be in this part of the world. #treestr #nature #grownostr

Happy 40th birthday, Intel 80386! Launched October 17, 1985. I remember my Dad getting us a 386-SX20, which I soon broke by flipping the voltage selector on the back of the PSU while hunting for a volume control. I never confessed, shamefully.