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about

why this website?

To talk about topics that are of importance to me. To reflect on us as a species in relation to the bigger picture.

I'm not particularily social. Nor do I think that I have unique bits of wisdom to offer.

But I do feel that I should, _need_ to add my voice to some discussions.

I don't try to sell things. I won't preach or attempt to convince, but share my views and opinions.

getting in touch

You can mail me:

anmdgmi at duck dot com

Laniakea?

Laniakea means ‘immeasurable heaven’ in Hawaiian

Laniakea is the name of "our" galaxy supercluster. In it, eventually, you will find our planet, earth.

Make no mistake, Laniakea is unfathomably vast. There is _a lot_ of space for all sorts of things.

Some orientation, then:

You're in some sort of settlement, which is in a country, which is on a continent. On earth. So far so good.
Zooming out: Earth is the third planet from the sun, the star in our solar system.
Zooming out: The solar system is one of between 100 and 400 _billion_ similar solar systems in our galaxy, the Milky Way.
Zooming out: The Milky Way galaxy isn't alone. Together with the Andromeda galaxy and both their respective smaller satellite galaxies it does form the Local Group.
Zooming out: The Local Group then joins around 100 other groups to form the Virgo Supercluster.
Zooming out: Lastly, our galaxy and all others in the Local Group join roughly 100,000 others to form the Laniakea supercluster.

As I said, Laniakea is a vast place.

tech

This website is one hundred percent static and hand-crafted. It is hosted on a pow-power device running in a docker image less than 3 MB in size, on roughly 3 MB of memory. I love it.

I do like the fact that in gemini space there are no cookies to consent to, no tracking, no ads, no JavaScript.

So here it is just you, me, and our thoughts. You can feel safe here. Grab a tea, get comfy and stay a while.

read this offline

You can grab an offline copy of all journal articles and all TUI cheatsheets as convenient Markdown downloads:

chronological journal

my TUI cheatsheets

If you prefer a complete copy of the page including all scaffolding you can grab it via git:

    git clone git://rodoste.de/laniakea.git

My journal articles are in ./journal, the commandline hints and cheatsheets are in ./tui. If you are on Linux, you can generate more easily readable combined markdown files of both:

    ./build offline

The generated files will be in `./static/md`.