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It's nice physical activity, satisfying, healthy, makes me happy to go out, Also not everything is priced the same. If i wanted to cut back i'd still grow some
by modo_mario 2y ago
It's nice physical activity, satisfying, healthy, makes me happy to go out,
Also not everything is priced the same. If i wanted to cut back i'd still grow some stuff that's easy to grow but for some reason expensive here.
I get to give some stuff away that's hard to preserve.
And when winter comes....yeah i go to the store more often because i totally could but don't like eating only frozen, canned, pumpkins, beets, carrots, & leftover kale/winter spinach, etc
Is there a problem with that?
>Statistics also show that people in the cities eat much more vegetables than people in the country side - if you exclude potatoes. I don’t want to eat potatoes only.
I'm very confused how that has to do with anything?
>But if I have to prevent any DDoS that is already too much to handle and I am DevOps by trade and we buy anti DDoS services.
I'd have some serious questions if someone were to feel the need to ddos my blog.
But I think some ddos protection comes with my ovh plan.
I could be running on some rpi in a closet but i don't in the same way that i could be seedsaving but don't.
- lenzm 2y ago> I'm very confused how that has to do with anything? Presumably people in the country are more easily able to grow vegetables. If they aren't doing it, then it implies that growing vegetables isn't worth the time. I think there are other confounding factors like income and education.
- ozim 2y agoI would say one confounding factor is city people can get by on a salad an quinoa. If you live and work in country side beans, potatoes, meat are must have in a diet.