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In further very mixed advice from Twitter: Listen here and listen well Are you behind, on your credit card bills? Good. Log into BitMEX and start buying. Is your landlord ready to evict you? Good. Log into BitMEX and start buying. Does your girlfriend think you’re a fucking loser? Good. Log into BitMEX and start buying I WANT YOU TO DEAL WITH YOUR PROBLEMS BY BECOMING RICH https://twitter.com/ThinkingUSD/status/1132224166801944576-replete with pictures of winning trades -and snarky comments in the threads
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May 25, 2019, 10:20:28 AM |
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Btw everyone sleeping??
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I’m never sleeping! Go 8k bitcoin 
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Took our first steps toward energy independence today with a Tesla Powerwall.
I'm observing Powerwalls too. waiting for solar but have already prepared most cabling. Natural gas to be replaced with heatpump too. If a full Powerwall doesn't get you through the night you need to seriously look at your "base load". I have seen radio's pulling 18W in standby (157 kWh/year) and microwaves using 8W to show the (wrong) time, Desktops using > 5W when off and floor heating pumps drawing 95W 24/7, even when not used in summer. At night I have: 12W 12V outdoor LED lighting (9 x 1.2W running from a single high-efficiency adapter) [edit: corrected] 4W internet modem/wifi (with all status lights disabled) 18W freezer, 75W with about 25% cycle time. 10W fridge, 65W with about 15% cycle time. 8W standby central heater (I turn this off in the summer unless I need warm tap water) 5W phone charger (10W for half a night) Total: 57W night-time usage. a single 13.5 kWh Powerwall would last a me a 236 hour night.
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May 25, 2019, 10:26:35 AM |
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New diet no more carbs for a while, no wine etc. Seeking Ketosis.
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May 25, 2019, 10:35:43 AM |
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Facebook has 2.38 Billion Users (Q1, 2019)  This is insane! I think we are 7 Billion in the earth. Yeah, out of these 2.38bil at least 2bil are fake spammy accounts 
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May 25, 2019, 10:37:30 AM |
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F*** dammit one last thing, my GF booked a resto for tomorrow “VEGAN” just to try it ....... Not looking forward to go but F*** we gotta try everything I guess  Don't forget the beano.Then again, vegans probably aren't bothered by excess farting...goes with the territory I guess.... I don't have that problem, then again i'm not a Vegan  just a try and a friend of GF asked if we wanna join them..... Still i'm not looking forward, let hope to be surprised somehow. I am a stubborn omnivore, but I do have vegetarian streaks and vegan days on occasion. Some vegan food is really good! BTW, I think Carlsberg is Danish not Belgian. My favorite "special" beer among the ones you listed is probably Orval, but there are so many good beers from Belgium it's hard to choose. My range goes from plain old Stella to sour, refreshing weiss Blanche de Namur through velvety amber Leffe. The only kind that doesn't seem to be widely produced in Belgium is IPA, a huge fad today.
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May 25, 2019, 10:41:38 AM |
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Btw everyone sleeping??
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I’m never sleeping! Go 8k bitcoin  Weekends have been good so far this year. It's PUMPING ! 8.5 soon ?
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May 25, 2019, 10:56:24 AM |
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New diet no more carbs for a while, no wine etc. Seeking Ketosis.
Go for it! Bacon, eggs, cheese, steak, etc, mmmmmm. But understand it may take a few weeks until your metabolism fully adjusts, so be patient. Wine can definitely fit in a well-managed keto diet, with around 4g carbs for a good dry wine. You can save another carb or two with a very dry champagne. For me, it's sipping on some good old whiskey, 0 carbs. But be careful, alcohol hits much harder when you're in ketosis.
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May 25, 2019, 11:02:58 AM |
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I got vodka for now 
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May 25, 2019, 11:07:03 AM |
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It’s a good point. It’s currently attached to the outside of house and has cameras on it, not that that is likely to help.
Safety comes primary from a good battery monitoring system, and secondary from how the cells are packaged. A shorted cell should heat up but heat transfer to the next cell(s) should be slow enough so the whole pack can't do a cascading runaway. Powerwall should vent some hot gasses but nothing more. Mine will be indoor and I plan to not store very flammable things like cardboard/paper right next to it. It's not a Chinese pouch cell, with just a thermal fuse, shrink-wrap "shielding", and very limited monitoring of charging and discharging conditions.
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May 25, 2019, 11:07:43 AM |
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I have had some great vegetarian Indian dishes ... no way Indian is vegan though ... but so delicious I could learn to live without meat with great Indian takeaway nearby.
India is heaven for Vegans and Vegetarians without any doubt. majority of Indians eat at least some sort of meat dishes too but Vegans and Vegetarian are in very good numbers as well. Main Vegans and Vegetarians come from Jain, Brahmin Families. My GF is Muslim, she and half of her family are Vegetarian too. ( which is kind of depressing for me because I love Mughlai food) I love Indian food too... vegan or not. My ring piece complains a bit the next morning however...
Go slow with Spicy food if you don't want to disturb your belly. that's a trick. I love Indian food... but only for a few days. After that, my stomach and my tongue ask for a break (even though I don't mind spices at all)... I need to get back to my favorite, Italian food. Plus, whenever I eat too much Indian food, my skin starts smelling different... and not in a good way.
Haha, I feel for you bhai, I used to date an English girl when I was living in Osaka. She had the same feeling after eating Indian cuisine. my only advice to her was " take shower daily sweetheart"  Bro, I see this video and I loved this I want to soon visite your country, just loved this Food  Sure Sir, But don't go West Bengal because you are already Bangla and familiar with cuisine and culture  Visit south or north.
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May 25, 2019, 11:31:53 AM |
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If you like 'pilseners' like Stella or Carlsberg, you should definitely try Vedett Extra Blond. My favorite beer.
Mic is probably gonna hate me for it, but I also love Heineken :+)
I also like the IPA that Brand makes, it's not so extremely bitter as most IPA's are.
On topic: will this be the moment we will finally leave 8k in the rear view mirror? If this attempt fails again, we might have get a pullback.
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May 25, 2019, 11:43:03 AM |
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I have had some great vegetarian Indian dishes ... no way Indian is vegan though ... but so delicious I could learn to live without meat with great Indian takeaway nearby.
India is heaven for Vegans and Vegetarians without any doubt. majority of Indians eat at least some sort of meat dishes too but Vegans and Vegetarian are in very good numbers as well. Main Vegans and Vegetarians come from Jain, Brahmin Families. My GF is Muslim, she and half of her family are Vegetarian too. ( which is kind of depressing for me because I love Mughlai food) I love Indian food too... vegan or not. My ring piece complains a bit the next morning however...
Go slow with Spicy food if you don't want to disturb your belly. that's a trick. I love Indian food... but only for a few days. After that, my stomach and my tongue ask for a break (even though I don't mind spices at all)... I need to get back to my favorite, Italian food. Plus, whenever I eat too much Indian food, my skin starts smelling different... and not in a good way. +1 merit for the Italian food. But when outside Italy I rarely go eating Italian food, as firstly I like to taste the local food, secondly I always find funny things when going eating Italian abroad. Italian food outside Italy is never really Italian, no matter how hard you try (how much you spend).
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I have had some great vegetarian Indian dishes ... no way Indian is vegan though ... but so delicious I could learn to live without meat with great Indian takeaway nearby.
India is heaven for Vegans and Vegetarians without any doubt. majority of Indians eat at least some sort of meat dishes too but Vegans and Vegetarian are in very good numbers as well. Main Vegans and Vegetarians come from Jain, Brahmin Families. My GF is Muslim, she and half of her family are Vegetarian too. ( which is kind of depressing for me because I love Mughlai food) I love Indian food too... vegan or not. My ring piece complains a bit the next morning however...
Go slow with Spicy food if you don't want to disturb your belly. that's a trick. I love Indian food... but only for a few days. After that, my stomach and my tongue ask for a break (even though I don't mind spices at all)... I need to get back to my favorite, Italian food. Plus, whenever I eat too much Indian food, my skin starts smelling different... and not in a good way. +1 merit for the Italian food. But when outside Italy I rarely go eating Italian food, as firstly I like to taste the local food, secondly I always find funny things when going eating Italian abroad. Italian food outside Italy is never really Italian, no matter how hard you try (how much you spend).
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May 25, 2019, 11:45:32 AM |
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On topic: will this be the moment we will finally leave 8k in the rear view mirror? If this attempt fails again, we might have get a pullback. Guess we are heading that way, if it keeps pushing like that last couple of hours it will hit the 8.5k rather soon if no bears pop up.
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May 25, 2019, 12:08:52 PM |
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I got vodka for now  In my good old days I pissed Vodka every Saturday and Sunday, nowadays its wine and gin on Sunday morning... So yes gonna have to load up Some this evening!!!!  Hope they serve Some in that Vegan place.
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May 25, 2019, 12:26:04 PM |
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New diet no more carbs for a while, no wine etc. Seeking Ketosis.
I tried Keto many years ago. My breath was terrible on it. But seriously, if you have access to it, try metformin, it helps tremendously. But when outside Italy I rarely go eating Italian food, as firstly I like to taste the local food, secondly I always find funny things when going eating Italian abroad. Italian food outside Italy is never really Italian, no matter how hard you try (how much you spend).
Agreed, real Italian food can only be found in Italy, nowhere else.
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We are putting in a pool and will build a pool house. Now that I think about maybe should relocate it to the far side of the pool house which will be completely separate from the house.
Reserve power is a very nice thing for a house, not sure if you need a whole powerwall though. I've been running a power station in an outside shed on my property for about 20 years now, the core of it is 4 150ah VRLA (Valve regulated lead acid) batteries with a 1kw 24 volt inverter and 1kw of solar panels. About 5-6kw of power, 1kw peak draw, a 10 year life span on the batteries, and they will never catch fire.. In the event of a power failure I can switch to the shed manually for the fridge (300w, 25% duty cycle), a few lights, and most importantly cell phone and internet service (another 20-30 watts) and a coffee maker (70w for a few minutes). In a multi-day power outage the priority is keeping the fridge running and having fresh coffee. Can also run a smaller microwave oven if I need to warm some food up. Solar panels can top off about 4kw of power a day, giving me around 9-10kw of power. With 2kw for the fridge this leaves me a fair bit of extra power for incidentals or a day or two of rain. Longest I have run it was 3 days when power really went out and it was a life saver. Not too complex, worth it.
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