For the last couple of months I’ve been doing a lot of home pressure canning and I’m starting to get a feel for what works. There’s the technical aspects of preserving things like beef, chicken, and pork in a safe and sanitary fashion. And then there’s the question of how to prepare the preserved food … Continue reading Adventures in Home Economics
Sabotage has its root in the French word sabot, which is a kind of wooden shoe. In the early days of the Industrial Revolution craftsmen would throw their shoes into the gears of factory machines. Skilled labor was being replaced with mechanical production, undermining traditional professions, reducing incomes, and removing the social standing of workers. … Continue reading Automation, Artificial Intelligence, and Projectile Wooden Shoes
Granola Shotgun 