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I can recommend both :-)

Will you be making elderflower champagne and elderberry wine?

Yes, it will always be difficult to protect rights. I'm fine and will be having lunch out today. I hope you are also well.

You're right - it's a flying beetle.

In the UK, we call ladybugs ladybirds although I have to admit they look more like bugs 🐞 than birds 🦅

Thanks for the insights Steve. I've just upvoted Hive on CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap. I have used 1/30 witness votes and voted for some proposals. My main reason for posting on Hive is not about money.

Interesting. It's good to see AI helping to protect copyright rather than breaching it as I described in My Book Has Been Scraped by AI. On a slightly different subject, did you know you can encrypt and

Django's just as bad.

Commenting, and not voting, is frustrating. I'm also disappointed how few people vote, but don't view (read) the post. For example, this post currently has 387 votes and only 16 views. Like you, I have

A sad story. In my neighbourhood, there are no stray cats. The cats' humans look after them and take them to the local vets when necessary. Keep up the kind work.

Thanks for the reblog :-)

I've got a high-maintenance garden as well. I hope the new plan works well for you.

Thanks for the mention. LearningPages.org does get a lot of views, but I believe that's because it has built up it's SEO presence over the years. Some of the content is in a niche which I have discovered

This scam is of a higher quality than most I have seen, but the gmail account is a very bright red flag for me - especially coming from a firm like Latham & Watkins.

We have a similar sandwich. It's called BLT (Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato). One of my favourites 😋

I knew that perspective was important, but not that it was difficult with a phone. I have always found light a problem with a mobile - because bright light makes it difficult to see the image and because

Everything in moderation including moderation. Attribution: Many people from Socrates onwards.

I agree that reading is good for the brain. I have a reserved time for reading each day and alternate fiction and non fiction. I'm not sure how many books I read a year, but I'm still working my way through

I use ecency everyday because of it's notifications and points. Peaks is has a good wallet and is best for drafting posts.

As Agatha Christie's Miss Marple said, "Just because people ignore good advice, it doesn't mean you shouldn't give it."