Michael 🏴‍☠️ Fleet @f1337@librem.one

This playthrough I rushed building a self-powered oxygen machine. Most of the heat stored in the reservoir is from that ramp-up, plus some early automation. I haven't found geyser water yet, and I have no plastic yet. This solves 2 problems at once: SPOM water source, and refinery heat mitigation.

#OxygenNotIncluded

#OxygenNotIncluded early-ish inexpensive heat deletion: It began with a reservoir filled with ~24C water. Once the water leaving the reservoir exceeds 77C, it is emptied into another reservoir, to be used by electrolyzers for O2&H2 generation. The reservoir is set to 0/90, so that once it has emptied, it will be refilled with more ~24C water (the pipe & shutoff to the right of the refinery).

@fuzztech
If you're driving, the Roadtrippers app has some nice crowdsourced info re: attractions & sight seeing on your route. I use it for route planning. I can't vouch for all their data policies, but they use MapBox instead of Google Maps.

@Patricia
That movie was a ton of fun. Pun intended. 😂

@drifthood
My political ideals are closest to nonviolent anarchism. But I recognize that few westerners are willing to relinquish property. I don't think distributism is a magic bullet for inequity. But it might be progress?
@kbsez @ajroach42 @probgoblin

@drifthood
Sure, I wasn't proposing an ideal (not even close tbh), but rather a smaller change. One that allows folks to keep their private property, while also distributing power downward.

@kbsez @ajroach42 @probgoblin

@ajroach42
There is a theoretical form of capitalism called "distributism" which is basically this same idea: many small organizations working together is more resilient than a small number of behemoths.

I heard about it from GK Chesterton fans some years ago. I'm not sure of its origins, or if it has ever been practiced for real.
@aral

@renice
I also have this hobby! 😂

1Password wrote about what they do differently than #Lastpass, to protect your vault. #1Password is both truly host-proof, and injects high entropy into your potentially weak master password.

https://blog.1password.com/not-in-a-million-years/

@TheRaDR
Also, “If you are harmed in a way that can never be fully repaired, you are never obligated to forgive. … Trauma? Never.”

@TheRaDR
This conversation was so what I needed to hear right now. Especially: "Sometimes forgiveness is wishing that rotten S.O.B. peace, and getting along with your life." (Weber? I think I heard as the citation?)

https://pca.st/episode/e5f443b6-74f3-4823-8888-9a7f1a749f0a?t=2702

@Viss
Maybe @Patricia can point you to something?

@adamasnemesis
So much this. We chose to homeschool not because it's convenient or easy (it's not), but because our own mass education experiences were traumatizing. So why would we put our kids through that?

Add in the weekly mass shootings at American schools, and to hell with that noise. (Yes, I recognize that I have the privilege to make that choice.)
@folduptoys