CubitOom

Coldframes, high tunnels, and aquaponics are all great tools to keep in mind.

Sounds like you might want to look at the no dig methods. Charles Dowding is a good resource.

Take a year to look at how the sun hits the land and form a basic plan. Iteration is the key.

Start a compost pile, turn it often. This will be your soil.

Save your cardboard from deliveries, take off all tape and labels. This will be a compostable weed barrier.

Get some free wood chips from arborists. This will help retain water reducing the need to irrigate.

Lay down 2 layers of cardboard. Then spread out 6-8 inches of wood chips on top of that. Then spread your compost deep enough to sow your plants.

It's a puffy shirt

FTL

Wait till you guys use cert-manager on a kubernetes cluster

This is a great little field guide for mushroom foraging.

There are better ones, some better suited to my region. But the size of this one makes it easy to take with you while hiking.

Just got this running on retroarch. But haven't figured out how to install or run a game in it.

Been trying to run the pagemaster

I expect it to be there. But it is admittedly hard to see.

But as someone just learning about these things (specifically from the work of Charles Dowding) I find it very exciting. And I would like to see if that could be captured in your photos as well.

What's the soil life like.

Any Insects, mycelium, or other germinations?

Anyone know if fairphone will work on Google Fi?

Agreed, it's also true that used combustion engine cars can be a great value.