@MaryMamuzich 😂Just imagine if the internet was down, or if you lived in a place without it. This was like the Pony Express of internet. As the city buses drove by each other, the data got passed around.
DieselNet was a mobile-mesh, delay-tolerant, network experiment back in 2006.
https://dome.cs.umass.edu/umassdieselnet
@joemama Wild Seed was interesting.
@atyh They are coming and my gut tells me that most people will roll over and embrace them.
@KarlGessler "Honestly, I think the protesters convinced me abortion was wrong, more than like the pictures."
Priceless!
this is a 177k executable https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jY5Vrc5G0lk
Found this list of Jesus' commands that I made years ago. Worth a read. Daily.
http://fortwalden.com/toot/Jesus_Commands.pdf
@mrman I have heard similar suspicions by at least 3 family members in the medical field.
@Sophistifunk @ned I kinda liked his son in The Wallflowers though. Half Dylan works.
@calutron I was gifted an Instant Pot and it sat in a box for a couple years. Once I learned to use it, it became super handy. It makes great rice, fried too if you want. It is nice to be able to saute and cook with only one thing to clean. I'm a fan of cast iron too though.
I think most people rightly believe that we are living in a digital dark age where future generations won't really know what happened. That being said, we do have a say about it. With our current tool-set, good archiving practices, and a strong desire, we can share our lives with future generations in a way like never before. Sure, people could have always just written everything down, but now it is far more practical.
Nostr:
acd1f62fad47b98657ac57e91c34613201d0ad273f331b67799874b887c42c60
Marathon Training:
https://theoutpost.life/marathon