Aren’t customers at countries’ borders or something? /jk

Funny you should mention UserLAnd

“Head’s down” team here

Central Europe and pint don’t mix well.

There was a setting (or plugin?) to use a random skin on startup.

I have around 15 acres I work on. Mostly alone, with a tractor. I have let parts of it go wild.

I quit my day job, I have a sick father and brother to take care of.

Yes, farming is really hard work, and animals need attention all the time. My farm isn’t making me any money, I get some subsidies though.

But my fruit trees are over an acre. I keep ducks, pigs and sheep. I have a woodlot. It all makes me happy, that’s why I do it.

We still buy groceries, we could go 3 months without that. But I’m not a prepper.

Wait, 5 acres wouldn’t be all vegetables! Fruit trees, grains, grassland all spread in time so you can work on them when your vegetables don’t need attention.

You brought up open source and linux, but how many are maintainers vs. freeloaders?

If communism could be upheld by a select few and enjoyed endlessly by everyone… Utopia.

From now on…

I’ve read that plants with deeper roots can “bring up” nutrients from lower layers, which would help in the shorter term.

Longer term? No time to think about that…

I know they eat and cherish snakes…

Did anyone else read those books from start to end? Like a normal book?

I did it with dictonaries, too…

Well, is it a 650MB one or a 730MB one?

Watch out, mini CD and MiniDisc were two different things!

I sure as hell didn’t.

I use Seek by iNaturalist. It’s working well.

I guess their parents could arrange for them to meet sometimes.

Wait, that’s too much work.

Actually… not bathtub, more like trough.

Still upside down. But imagine you had to carry a trough on your back. Which way would you turn it?

In Europe, even a single family home is now built using tons of steel. They build with brick, but the foundation, corner pillars, beams on top of walls are all concrete.

A few decades ago, reinforced concrete beams were only used in large buildings and infrastructure.

1.2 GB hard drives, too.

I had to think twice, it didn’t sound right…