We do have permission to build our house like this. I have to give them updates every 6 months. Not many places where they allow this.

The first little piggy had a tent as an outhouse, but it didn’t hold up to the wind.

The second little piggy had a metal outhouse… will it last?

Just added the wood shelving yesterday.

Building a house out of dirt is the only way I will ever own a house. I knew this for the past 20 years.

Just a few months ago I moved into my car, moved off grid, and started to build. At the moment we have a bit of land cleared, a septic system, and we have a water tank.

These are the bags we will fill with dirt to make the walls. Once it’s build the dirt walls will keep the house comfortable year around (no need for heating or AC)

This is how the bags will look when we start making them.

It’s also crazy how I was able to buy and own an excavator for about what 2 months of rent would have been if I didn’t move. Living in the car saved a ton of money. But now we have a $3,000 RV to live in as we build a dirt house.

I use GPT4ALL for local LLM.

lol weird artificial intelligence generated image (I should have spelled it out) Weird AL though is awesome

Oh, I zoom in and see it now. Looked like a weird AI thing before (also resolution didn’t help)

Wow what’s up with their finger nails!

I have that book in storage, soon after septic is installed I plan to get my stuff here, need the tools to build.

We have been planning on a composting toilet in the house.

The septic will be used for the kitchen sink (it’s considered black water here) but everything else can be used for plants if we use safe soaps for the liquids and compost the solids long enough.

I have been planning to homestead for close to 20 years, and just jumped into the lifestyle 2 months ago.

My wife and I are living in a tiny SUV with our cat. We have a fridge, twin bed, warm blankets, plenty of food and water. We have an outhouse tent for our business. It has a $4 bucket with a $15 toilet lid. I added a container and a funnel in there for liquids, and we use bags for the solids. Works for us.

We have explored the state and went to some really cool places, until we found land we purchased.

As soon as the septic is installed we can legally live in an RV, we can start a compost pile, start a garden, get chickens, and try being as self sufficient as we can.

I also want to make and design my own off grid things, for example making a wood gasifier. Then in an emergency we can run gas things from wood (generator, truck, tractor, etc).

I plan to share my experience on YouTube once we have an RV, hoping I can help people to live a more sustainable life.

People on iPhone can use “Firefox Focus” it’s a browser with no tabs, just a single window with Adblock.

Yea, but your “download” f**ing expires! So it’s useless when you go somewhere with no internet.

One time I got the app, but none of the local subways accepted the coupons.