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It’s fun to buy seeds (they are inexpensive!) and to imagine yourself growing lots of vegetables and fruits. But don’t buy anything until you learn which types of plants grow well in your area.
Here is what to consider when deciding where to plant your garden: in the ground vs raised beds vs pots and containers. Learn the pros and cons of each gardening spot. If you have a ... Read more
As a wise man on Madeira once said, it's not so much about having the right answers, it's about asking the right questions. While I'm not certain whether I have found the right questions myself by now, let me share the current set with you today.
Today I cover 10 edible plants you can grow in your garden. All of them are highly pest resistant, nutrient dense, great to eat and I will bet you haven’t even heard of at least half of them.
A hopeful essay contrasting today’s closed digital “walled gardens” with Bitcoin as an open, flourishing ecosystem. Argues that Bitcoin’s scarcity enables abundance, and that sovereignty is not isolation but a path to human flourishing.
Succulents are real stars in the plant world and are increasingly popular as decoration in interiors and exteriors. The liquid found in their fleshy leaves comes from the Latin word "sucus", after which they are named, and today more than 60 different species of these plants are known.
A little field note on patience, soil, and letting things take their time.
Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster movie may do many things well but it can’t match the original’s horticultural prowess
A satirical but honest look at how modern platforms control the pace of our lives — from Rover’s 20% skim to Amazon’s non-clickable links — and why true sovereignty feels like trying to walk three dogs that refuse to agree on a speed.
Use the Content Hook strategy to lure both content creators and consumers to your Nostr app and make them stick.
A personal manifesto for breaking out of SaaS walled gardens — and building protocol-native, sovereign tools using Nostr and Bitcoin. From property registries to publishing, this is a blueprint for opting out and building free.
