Homestead Life

09/02/2026

09/02/2026

09/01/2026

https://x.com/joetippensl/status/2094495410949685499?s=46

08/30/2026

https://naturalnews.com//2026-08-27-why-unigrids-sodium-ion-batteries-are-game-changer.html

The Grid Is Failing — And I’ve Been Waiting for This Battery The U.S. power grid is cracking under the weight of AI data centers, geopolitical chaos, and an infrastructure that was outdated decades ago. I’ve reported extensively on this fragility, noting how the grid’s vulnerabilities and th...

08/30/2026

https://x.com/marsuniversityx/status/2094123333344256487?s=46

08/30/2026

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08/27/2026

I spent decades assuming this was one of those fussy tropicals best left to the professionals in warmer postcodes. We’ve all bought a stalk for a stir-fry and chucked the woody end straight into the compost bin. Turns out, that’s a bit of a waste. If you take that exact grocery store stalk and do one ridiculously simple thing, you’ll have a permanent, thriving supply of the stuff. Best of all, it entirely ignores the fact that we don’t live in a tropical climate—provided you know the one simple trick to get it through the colder months. As a bonus, keeping a pot of it near the back door does a rather brilliant job of keeping a very specific pest away while you sit out with a cup of tea. Have a read of the method below. Your starter plant is probably sitting in the fridge right now.