January 1, 2021.

Farm Updates :

The nimbooz continue to be amazing.

Abhi minjar hai - bada hoke Aam banega
Onions look healthy. Not sure about the rates when harvested
Yeh Aloe Vera island - it provides full year of sabzi, juices & skin care for the family.
This one would gladden @zenrainman Sir. It gladdens me too.

#Groundwater
The imli lives in bunches.
Finally, the heart of the farm. Irrigation system & water filter.

Also: don't miss the resident GOD ji 🙏
Updates continue :

You've seen the goodie good - now the underbelly, the ugly stuff :

Xamthomonas Anoxopodis pv citri of Nimbooz.

In simple terms - bacterial blight.

In simpler terms : Hindutva zealots.

Equally dangerous & corrupt for a healthy plant / society
I've already given instructions & protocol for control and management of the blight. And, a possible eradication.

Sadly, I've no power to do likewise with the societal blight :((

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Today's Twitter threads (a Twitter thread).

Inside: Mashing the Bernie meme; Know Nothings, conspiratorialism and Pastel Q; and more!

Archived at: https://t.co/cKWPSzuYHE

#Pluralistic

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Mashing the Bernie meme: What if every video game, except Bernie with mittens?

https://t.co/Zcs71oUras

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The PWA's CSS is generated on-demand by a JS framework that manages styles and outputs "atomic CSS". The framework can enforce strict constraints and perform optimisations, which is why the CSS is so much smaller and safer. Style conflicts and unbounded CSS growth are avoided.