/permacultureDead sub
I give up; goodbye Digg
/permacultureSpring!
Enjoyed the first vine-ripened tomato of 2026 yesterday here in Puerto Rico - the plant volunteered right out of the side of the compost heap! So sweet! There are a dozen small green tomatoes and several blooms too.
/diggThe login process
I understand the security value of a time-limited six digit code verification for my login, and I am glad such sorts of security are used for financial accounts. But for DIGG? It is tedious - not yet killer-tedious, but I am starting to feel some resistance to logging in and susp
/permacultureSpeak out!
If you've joined Permaculture, please introduce yourself and tell about your interest in this topic.I have a background in science and engineering, so a very clear understanding of the Law of Conservation of Mass, and yet it was not until I actually started farming that it sank i
/permacultureThe Politics of Founding
I used to be on reddit until about three or four years ago when something happened that drove me away. But I recall, and have recently been reminded by discussions elsewhere on Digg, of the reddit issue of sub-reddit ownership and moderation. A founder on reddit has oligarchical
/diywhy diy?
Thanks for your post @Z4CK - about heirarchial platforms and mentioning DIY.I never planned to be a DIY'er, but at some point in the early '90s my wife and I decided we'd like to try going sailboat cruising. We did not have enough money to "do it right", so we knew we'd have to l
/movingoutMoving is my middle name
I've been moving all my life it seems. I managed to stay in one high school four years and I did a bachelor degree at one university, but I was a co-op student so I moved every three months the whole way through. For a while, me and the Mrs. lived on a sailboat and we moved almos
/permaculturePermaculture community establishment
The background image is from the Wikipedia entry for Permaculture, thanks to PermaKulturgut.de CC BY-SA 3.0 May 2010. The icon is stolen from deepgreenpermaculture.comI am a permaculture novice. There are others far more suitable to run this site, but until you arrive, I am setti
/bicyclesnew to Digg; hi!
My wife and I are about to move to Richmond, VA and go carless. We will be all bicycle or bus. I guess we will look for a couple of used bikes with hopefully rear derailleur only, disc brakes, flat handlebars, panniers and fenders, lights and bell. I think I will buy some of that
/climatenew in Digg, saying hi
I am a retired chemical engineer and long time birder. I started working on climate change mitigation about a decade ago volunteering with Climate Foundation. Then I was a volunteer for a while with Open Air Collective. Lately I worked on some small projects with marine-related b
/linuxgamingnew user - hi!
I have a homemade PC with Ryzen 9 3900X, Nvidia RTX 3060, 64GB RAM, running Linux Mint 22.3 Cinnamon. I have used linux for about a decade and I still have to look up how to do anything with fstab. I play Bitcraft, No Man's Sky, KSP1. Glad to be here.
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