Rider GSA

A prisoner in my own home, held hostage by NHS waiting lists and the issues that come with being almost 100% confined within 4 walls and on your own for most of the time, yes that’s right my mental health is shot 2 pieces and is almost as bad as my physical health
Blessed are the Cheesemakers / Climate Change Deniers
Going Green

Blessed are the Climate Change Deniers

In a world where misinformation thrives, the comments section of a heartwarming article about reducing carbon emissions turned into a battleground for climate change deniers. With accusations of conspiracy theories and bizarre claims about mind control, it’s a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those advocating for environmental responsibility.

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Gutter Journalism and So Called Influencers, a Marriage made in Hell
Mental Health

Trash Journalism and So Called Influencers

It’s 6am, and as I sip my coffee, I stumble upon a piece by Kristina Beanland, Deputy Lifestyle Editor at the Metro. Her latest story about an influencer who skipped her best friend’s wedding for a strict diet raises eyebrows. With only 8,000 followers and a dubious claim to fame

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Why I'm Still Mining Crypt Coins with GPU's in 2024
Tech & Gadgets

Why I’m Still Mining Crypto with GPU’s in 2024

In 2024, many claim that crypto mining is dead, but I’m here to share why I’m still mining with GPUs. As a hobbyist, I mine Ravencoin and convert it to Bitcoin and Ethereum, but my motivations go beyond profit. With my workshop powered by solar energy, my GPU miner doubles

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Ripple Energy Derril Water Solar Farm Update November 12th 2024
Going Green

Ripple Energy Update from Derril Water Solar Farm

Exciting developments are underway at the Derril Water Solar Farm, where small investors like you and me are making a real impact in green energy! After 18 months of anticipation, solar panels are finally being fitted, and connections are being made to bring renewable energy to life. Plus, the project

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Are Free Chickens the Key to Sustainable Cities Food Waste Problems
Cost of Living

Are Free Chickens the Answer to Sustainable Cities Food Waste?

In a groundbreaking initiative, the Belgian city of Antwerp is tackling food waste by offering free chickens to its residents. This innovative program not only helps reduce household waste but also provides a sustainable source of protein through fresh eggs. With over 1,000 participants already on board, the scheme has

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Why is the UK so bad at building infrastructure projects?
News & Politics

Why is the UK so bad at Infrastructure Projects?

Why is the UK so bad at delivering infrastructure projects? With the Thames Lower Crossing Tunnel costing more per mile than the high-speed rail link and HS2’s costs ballooning from an initial £37.5bn to an estimated £72.1-£78.4bn, it raises serious questions. Despite years of planning and billions spent, projects like

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Dry Storage Solution for Storing 3D Printing Filament
3D Printing

Perfect Dry Storage for 3D Printing Filament

If you’re passionate about 3D printing, you know that keeping your filament dry is essential for optimal results. Have you ever struggled with storing open rolls of filament? You’re not alone! A recent discovery from a 3D printing group on Facebook has unveiled a brilliant and affordable solution to this

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Moules marinière, CostCo Loch Fyne Fresh Scottish Mussels
Recipe's

Moules marinière, Costco Loch Fyne Fresh Scottish Mussels

If you have a Costco card, you’re in for a treat! On a recent visit, I discovered their Loch Fyne Fresh Scottish Mussels for just £4.99 + VAT for 2KG. This inspired me to whip up the classic Moules Marinière, a dish that’s not only quick and easy but also

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A Few of my latest posts...

Blessed are the Cheesemakers / Climate Change Deniers

Blessed are the Climate Change Deniers

In a world where misinformation thrives, the comments section of a heartwarming article about reducing carbon emissions turned into a battleground for climate change deniers. With accusations of conspiracy theories and bizarre claims about mind control, it’s a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those advocating for environmental responsibility.

Read More
Gutter Journalism and So Called Influencers, a Marriage made in Hell

Trash Journalism and So Called Influencers

It’s 6am, and as I sip my coffee, I stumble upon a piece by Kristina Beanland, Deputy Lifestyle Editor at the Metro. Her latest story about an influencer who skipped her best friend’s wedding for a strict diet raises eyebrows. With only 8,000 followers and a dubious claim to fame

Read More