chrisswanda

Head over to http://fallingfruit.org and do a filter for "Freegan". My locale has people marking dumpsters with food that is available. And if dumpster diving isn't your thing, then wild edibles is another option. I personally haven't dumpster dove for food, but based on what I have read, you'd be hard pressed to starve in the US.

http://fallingfruit.org/sharing?c=forager%2Cfreegan&locale=e...

I've been teaching wilderness survival and outdoors skills for years. I've been thinking of migrating "digital detox" into some type of outdoors settings, environment with a focus on doing nothing. (Plus if your phone doesn't work, you're stuck in the woods anyway...).

I'll be interested in the comments here for some ideas also.

If you want to relive your BBS days...

http://telnet.org/htm/places.htm

Jenkins is to CI,

as Nagios is to monitoring.

As a young man, I grabbed a 6146B tube before it discharged. I felt fine, until the pain started.

It's called Rain Fade.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rain_fade

It said I had a neutral accent...

I grew up in the deep south and make Andy Griffith sound like a northerner.

What about https://keybase.io

Thanks for saving me the click.

I stood up WireGuard on my server this past weekend, and I am totally stoked about it. In fact, I am turning off OpenVPN on it at this very moment. It was stupid easy to turn up.

Today was my iPad. But I've ran my laptop before many times. This is an express bus, with only a couple of stops and runs mostly on the interstate for 25 miles.

I picked up WireGuard yesterday, and within an hour, I had my server and 4 clients setup. Freaking gravy.

And this morning, I connected to the bus WiFi, I turned on WireGuard, and kept a constant connection throughout my commute to work. It just works so well.

I could never do that with my OpenVPN connections.

Our building once leased out a portion to a call center based in India. India's country code is "91" and to get out on the PBX was "9". But this old junky Nortel system would outpluse immediately when it saw the dial string "911". So when ever someone would try to dial "9911XXXXXXXX" it would immediately outpulse to our local PD when the dialed digits equaled 911. And whenever the outbound caller heard the PD pickup, they would get scared and just hangup.

Ugh. Those were good times.

And there's Shibboleet too.

https://www.xkcd.com/806/

You're making me feel down, Ma' llard.

My wife and I used to breed ducks and have a duck farm. We were quack addicts, and quack dealers. I could go on and on.

> No, the diodes don't, the drivers do. You are speaking to a technical audience ;)

Pulse width modulation. ;)

You can use an el-cheapo radio and sstv software to receive images from the International Space Station also.

https://streamable.com/q9oa0

Do some searching; there are many free or subsidized milkweed organizations.

One example - https://monarchwatch.org/bring-back-the-monarchs/milkweed/fr...

I've been running Bitwarden for about a year (self-hosted).

Couldn't be happier with it. And it is open-source.

https://bitwarden.com/