Yetis are good by their pricing is such a scam. It’s honestly incredible theyre even still in business.

Bidet hands down no question. The world is missing out.

How is this different than say Qbit?

Spectrum is the shittiest company known to man. Double and triple billing, they bill a month ahead so your paying for service you haven’t yet used, horrible speed my as well be false advertising, customer support is terrible. They fraud charged and upsold services to get discounts which was a lock you in contract scam price. All time worst companies ever.

If I could set a reminder I’ll definitely show you. I already grow different mosses in my aquariums. I just want to expand to something larger. I think a giant live moss wall will be awesome.

Salami, really thin slices or diced summer suasage.

I want to do this so bad or snorkel or something

Edit: underwater fan thruster thing snorkeling

I’m dying to build a real moss wall indoors. Like half the wall type shit. I’m thinking flame moss or rock moss because it’s super small and dense it helps regulate air moisture. Rubbing your hands on it will feel awesome. It’s healthier and I’m aiming for a carbon negative house.

So what is the best for audiophile piracy? I’m asking for a friend who is a total audiophile. Spotify rips? Youtube rips?

No. Work is giant liability now days.

Wrong comment for this platform. Your not wrong though so watch the downvotes roll in. I bet none of the down voters have been in a real active situation of any kind. Reality vs dreams.

Nobody said Cookie Dough…

Grandma approved 😂

Mediums matter. I think it’s because a laptop or phone can sometimes be heavier and slower than a single post it or piece of paper. Just a thought though.

Good for you! What a journey.

Building a house. Accomplishing goals towards all the dreams of eco friendly and carbon negative inside and out. Then showing others how, selling and doing it again, or somehow spreading the carbon negative practices by installing low maintence systems. Profit for the sake of repeating the process. Carbon negative for all!

Check if my apps are up to date. Then remind myself fun is in real life not my phone. I’m not being pedantic it just helps to focus on my real happiness and keeping my hands busy than not and dooming in my phone.

The biggest advice I can give is put systems in place to reduce as much as possible the list of things you have to manage freeing up your mind and time to solve more complex issues.

Stick a hose on the dehumidifier route into the drain never empty it again as an example where as before you emptied it daily or every 2 days.

Had to scroll to the bottom for this Gem!! Eternity is rock solid.

110% it’s from dysfunction that is how our current system is designed. We use so many archaic processes to do things, still rely on old very outdated infrastructure, coal power etc.

It’s too inconvenient to switch to green energy because the rich live good and like the lifestyle the cost is higher for green energy but that circles back to a made up monetary system. What is cost when paper has little intrinsic value?

Just go talk to your average person not even a rich person pick a middle class person. People are not willing to make any concessions at all in their lifestyles to save others and help the collective good. Very few will even family members complain of issues but won’t change how they operate and consume.

I don’t think we fully lack the supply but bear in mind things are finite and we are seeing what little we have left diminish and nations are fighting over mineral deposits. That is why I said we have supply chain, logistics, transportation issues above all because those sectors allow the most efficient delivery and utilization of our resource expenditures so we net lose little as possible.

I think until we find a better source of fuel for major transportation of goods in bulk basically something revolutionary. We are kind of stuck not fully but held with one hand behind our back. The only sector I think compares to the effeciency we need are perhaps trains.