The aerial DEW wildfire theorists don't sound so crazy anymore.

Funny how headlines like this have to use "alleged" to describe the suspect but not the home owner.

Some days, opening Nostr first thing in the morning feels like trying to start a poorly maintained chainsaw.

An app like #convy but allows you to plug in a date to see how many sats a dollar would have bought on say, July 1, 2015 would be cool.

Home owner tip: If you want to get rid of a tree stump and you're not in a hurry: 1) drill a bunch of holes in the top of it using a spade bit (3/8" seems to work well enough) 2) fill the holes with powdered milk 3) decorate it in some way so that your doorbell doesn't get worn out by people who like to randomly stop and brag to strangers about how they own a stump grinder 😂

What happened to that 444k prophecy?

Still unbelievable that soda is an eligible item under the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program.

🤣

Curry was right. Broadcast radio is useless for getting news on the weekend. Everything's on autopilot.

Police scanner lit up with 911 calls for fireworks violations. 🤦‍♀️

https://podverse.fm/episode/L_uer-WZO

"The Failing New York Times" How long does it take for a newspaper to fail?

JLP is 30. I'm old. https://podverse.fm/episode/aG3blFtt1

The War Powers Act has only been around since 1973. It was vetoed by Nixon but passed by Congressional override. "The bill was introduced by Clement Zablocki, a Democratic congressman representing Wisconsin's 4th district." "A liberal Democrat, he built his reputation in foreign policy by taking strong anti-communist positions and supporting the Vietnam War. He was a sponsor of the original Gulf of Tonkin Resolution which launched the American intervention, but near the end of the war he was a driving force for the War Powers Resolution, which sought to put restraints on the war-making powers of future presidents." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clement_Zablocki

https://podverse.fm/episode/Xj6iJeQ7p

We need a Massie mirror if we can't get him to join Nostr

"...while acknowledging that even the Iranians likely do not yet know the extent of the damage."

Random thought: is the lawmaker who sponsored the legislation that banned radar detectors in Virginia still alive, and if so, what's their opinion of the Waze app? 🤣

The >100K streak is broken. How many days was it?

We're gonna end up renaming sats to saylors, aren't we?