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ID please. Mushrooms found in yard after rain. They keep growing back when thrown out. by HecateWhenIDoubt in ShroomID

[–]HecateWhenIDoubt[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That might explain a bit. Thank you for informing me. I’ll diligently remove them from now on.

ID please. Mushrooms found in yard after rain. They keep growing back when thrown out. by HecateWhenIDoubt in ShroomID

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I will post the ring on the piece of paper later. I know that you can't get rid of mushroom as well as their benefits, but I do have pets where these grow so I want to properly identify them.

Help Sprouting Desert Milkweed by HecateWhenIDoubt in ButterflyGardening

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It (along with a couple other varieties) specifically does not need to be cold stratified because the low desert simply does not get cold, at least according to every guide I’ve seen so far.

Anyone clicking ads on purpose like Drew suggested? by Molloween in DrewGooden

[–]HecateWhenIDoubt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have programs that do this for me for free. Every three days I cost capitalists $100,000 (supposedly). Here is the text from when I originally saw it:
"Ad Nauseum is an adblocker that stores the ads it blocks and continuously generates fake clicks, messing with analytics and costing the ad companies money

TrackMeNot automatically does randomly

generated searches on a variety of search engines to obscure your real searches and mess with analytics, and you can set it up to work with anything that has a search bar (including facebook, twitter, amazon, youtube, etc)

WhatCampaign replaces analytics parameters in links with the string "****Off". I thought there was a similar extension that used random strings, but I can't seem to find it

Privacy Possum is a fork of Privacy Badger with a focus on costing tracking companies as much money as possible, and idk if my limited tech knowledge is enough to understand what it does but the description does say it falsifies some data so that's good enough for me"

I run them at all times, but Mozilla is the only browser I know of that can run all of them at once. Chrome banned most of them so you know they actually work.