Another decent documentary with Joel Salatin.
Pretty decent documentary!
Finished another classic book, The Sovereign Individual, and highly recommend it! "The nationstates of the modern period emerged spontaneously as a coincidental by-product of industrial technology that raised returns to violence. Now information technology is reducing the returns to violence. This makes politics anachronistic and irretrievable, no matter how earnestly people might wish to preserve it into the next millennium." "The cybereconomy of the Information Age will be more free than any other commercial realm in history. It is therefore reasonable to expect that the cybereconomy will rapidly become the most important new economy of the new millennium." "Unfortunately, you will not be able to depend upon normal information channels to give you an accurate and timely understanding of the decay of the nationstate." image
Why do libertarians love functional programming? Because there is no state.
One of the benefits of ebook reading is being able to have many books typeset in the font and size of your choosing that will help maximize reading efficiency.
If you've enjoyed the show The Chosen, Season 6 is being funded and they do accept bitcoin payments! There are a few caveats though. - It's through BitPay as option provided by Funraise. - It'll ask for your email and mailing address. - It will require a BitPay account. Pretty terrible and inefficient UX, I bet they could stack a lot more sats on Nostr and if they had a simple self-custodian Lightning and Bitcoin wallet. Making bitcoin payments with services like BitPay is almost completely irrelevant now, so sad to see. If you haven't seen The Chosen, it's worth checking out. https://watch.thechosen.tv/
After using @Daylight Computer Co DC-1 for a few days now, here are some of my thoughts. 1. Krita is available on Andriod and is pretty fun to use with the stylus. I'll likely use this while out to sketch ideas, and practice drawing from life again. This will be really interesting to explore. 2. Reading ebooks is pretty great with Librera. While it doesn't support using the stylus to make notes, I can customize the font, size and highlight text and make bookmarks with additional notes. It's great for later reference. And it has a similar feel to paper, so great to be in sunlight. Looking forward to more use cases. Digging it.