Seems like more shit will hit that fan 🙄

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Turkey plans for war scenarios amid expanding Israel-Greece defense ties, official letter reveals - Nordic Monitor

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Great video in this track @Vezire your compatriot did it again

If you have a useful idea about the termux widget please post an answer. I use it to find quickly the coordinates of where i am and the altitude, to make reminder notifications, torch on-off, weather conditions using wttr.in and an automation in the house. What are you using it for? Except ssh to something...

So i gathered figs today, specifically what we call royal figs. They taste much better than the others. In fact their taste is only comparable with honey. Easily ones of the best tasting fruits. Beware though, if you eat many you will definetely have a very urgent call by the toillet afterwards 😀 View quoted note →

There are some stories that are rather useless, but they are nice. Here is one from the greek mythology. The athenean king Theseus (the slayer of Minotaur) with his friend Peirithous, abducted the 12-year-old child Helen (who later became known as Helen of Troy). Due to this, Helen's twin brothers Castor and Polydeuces (also known as Dioskouroi) threatened to destroy Athens. In the area where Theseus has hidden Helen, a suburb of Athens at the time (now part of Athens) was living a guy named Academos. He felt pity of Helen and told her brothers where she was, saving her, while also saving Athens from potential destruction. So Academos became a hero and the area named Academia. Later Plato had his school in this area and his school was named Academia also. With the passage of time the name became related with high education. Now that you read this, try not to remember this story the next time you hear the word academic etc 😀. Btw all the persons involved in this story have their own myths. For example did you know that the constellation of Gemini (twins) took its name by Helen's brothers Dioskouroi? Try not to remember that too 😀

Ask the AI (not the self hosted), how much water it consumes to answer your questions. You may be surprised...

And time for a homemade souvlaki with pita, with my potatoes, my tomatoes, my onions, my tzatziki. Priceless

And finally we started making Tarhana, a traditional kind of food in the balkans, Turkyie, Armenia and i think Iran, maybe elsewhere too. I used our goats milk of course. This is the first batch, there will be 15 kilos or so at the end. It will dry outside in the shadow, for a week or so, in the yard under the grapes.

Tarhana - Wikipedia

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I realised there was a snake near me hidden in the beans and corns. It really scared me 😨. Then i realised it was not a fucking deadly viper, just a friendly Elaphe quatuorlineata 🙄

Four-lined snake - Wikipedia

These are the last pears of the season. We ate a lot, still my chickens might ate more. Till next year...

There is heat right now, so i came to this place a few minutes, 5 or so, away from my house to drink a cold beer. Cheers 🍻