I agree! They are making a show out of James SA corey's new book series, which should be just as good as the expanse.

I had a math teacher in high school who used to wear the same outfit every single day. The students in my class noticed this, started keeping track, and even made a graph of it—a great way to teach kids statistics, I guess!

I'm a minimalist, and avoiding decision fatigue is part of that. All of my clothes are black, and whenever I try to branch out and buy other colors, I always end up going back to black. At this point in my life, it’s a part of who I am. I also eat the same breakfast and lunch every single day—the only thing I change up is my dinner.

Looks like a good shopping trolley to me... What's that orange soda like compared to Fanta zero sugar?

I think it might be better... Obviously making it yourself is best. But using high pressure processing for packaged guacamole sure beats some of the other shit they use.

True that, fuck shitcoiners indeed.

I've been learning Javascript, and pushing code to github everyday.

I have an old PC (well, it's three years old) that I set up as a steambox, and has been collecting dust for several months. I'm about to go out and buy a monitor, mouse and keyboard for it and will set it up in the backroom as a place where I can work undisturbed. By work, I mean, gaming.

I would like to, but the local meetups I have found seem to have a focus on shitcoins. Yeah, No thanks.

I was on my third or forth play throughs of Final Fantasy 9, and I have always thought Blank is probably the best character in the game.

I wouldn't have responded to my estranged fathers messages on Facebook. I was always, and will continue to be better off without him.

I would have also left certain jobs sooner.

Another thing I would change is that I would be less dismissive of money.

Ooooh, difficult question. I guess the first three that come to mind would be: Havarti (the creamier the better), Shropshire, and Brie de Meaux (Brie is at its best when it's made from raw milk.

Honourable mentions: Moliterno al Tartufo, Pecorino, cumin seed Gouda, and sheeps milk cheeses.

When I am out road tripping I often stop at cheese mongers and try something new. The best cheese is made from raw milk imo.

Cheese, I can't eat it in moderation. I am a connoisseur of the stuff, I love it all.

I would love to leave fiat behind and live on a Bitcoin standard.

At the moment, I only save, invest, and think in Bitcoin. When I say "thinking in Bitcoin," I mean I price everything in sats. When I’m out shopping, I think about whether I actually need to buy something or if it’s just going to end up in a landfill. If it’s just going to end up in the landfill, isn’t it better to spend it on some forever money instead?

There really aren’t enough businesses that accept Bitcoin in my country, sadly. If there were, I would definitely increase the amount I convert into Bitcoin each payday.

My friends and family appreciate the way I think.

I have never thought about it this way. One of my daughter's teachers often tells everybody some of the everyday things their kids have never done, or learned to do.

I've been teaching my daughter a lot about cooking by baking with her lately. I figure it's worthwhile teaching her my fall-back skillset, and it's been a good bonding experience.

It's good to see him free

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I've been a web dweller since the year 2000, once we were connected I couldn't keep away from the damn thing. I have noticed a few iterations of digital money during that time. It was around 2010 or so when I first noticed Bitcoin.

At first, it was just being asked for on file sharing sites. Some time in 2011-2012, I moved into a flat and learned that you can buy drugs on silk road in exchange for Bitcoin. I still didn't get into it then, but I noticed the price had skyrocketed. It really felt too good to be true.

In between I gave mining and shitcoining a go. The shitcoining didn't work out.

Oh wow, that's expensive.

Fit bodies are built in the kitchen. Fast food is typically loaded with sugar and cooked in seed oils, and they hardly ever make you feel satiated. Yuck.

I guess it is possible either way. When I first started on my health kick, I was eating burger king once a day and fasting the rest of the time. Once that become ineffective, that's when I switched to healthy meals.

That looks great, those macros don't get much better than that.

How much olive oil are you getting for that price, and how many people are you feeding?