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indeed! i have downloaded several of their vids as well, and got a copy of the wiktopher book (good read, i encourage anyone to likes 100r to give it a look if they haven't read it yet). i find some interesting parallels between my wife and i and the rabbits, except they're doing 'seasteading', and we're doing 'homesteading'! :-) their wiki was a huge inspiration for making me finally pull the trigger and building my own.
i've always liked the idea of ephemeral writings. here one day, gone the next - so read it while you can! perhaps i'll make a page sometime where random thoughts go, and then self-destruct at some random point in the future.
always happy to share! you can see the links to the current version of my personal site (it's updating with the wiki and 'redesign' soon), along with my mobile linux website and my code repos on my midnight profile if you'd like to check them out. i'll be updating the first link next week when i have the wiki/site redesign wrapped up.
cheers, ~tffb! hope you're enjoying the cooler temps in your neck of the woods. i know we certainly are here in arkansas.
47F tonight (tomorrow AM). gonna be nice. 72 right now
they (100r) have a well considered approach to technology use and longevity of it. Got me to write x2600.cc/tech.txt, and I think it reflects such concepts well :)
I used the `wget` command to get a bunch of things from 100r, and permacomptuing.com and otehr places. Also Gemini (atyh).
Coffee now. Also sort of homesteading on the mind, but more solo apartment "life things". I like to have many small things on-hand for one-off situations and to "always be prepared" without "prepping", yet avoiding the misery of "minimalism" I experienced years ago when I would need such and such small item, and not having it. So the "nick nacks" of a single home dwelling are covered at all times here (well, still more to be bought, always) :)
Things to do, time to pass