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@stf@chaos.social
2026-08-04 22:26:49

very nice analysis of the limits of #meshtastic for #disaster #communication why it is probably unsuitable for disaster communication, but also where and how it could make limited sense.
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@pixelpusher220@dmv.community
2026-08-04 07:43:32

#Nuclear #Disaster #US
"Scientifically Interesting Ways To Die"
back from the dawn of nuclear power lessons learned in blood
youtube.com/shorts/qlbAof7-RLo

@erk709@social.linux.pizza
2026-06-20 01:02:11

When they say, the disaster was unimaginable. What they usually mean is, paying the price for preventing the disaster was unimaginable.
#disaster #greed #incompetence

Unimaginable
When they say, the disaster was unimaginable. What they usually mean is, paying the price for preventing the disaster was unimaginable.

@andres4ny@social.ridetrans.it
2026-07-27 14:20:31

That time in 2014 when I won a chicken coop in a raffle, but there were no ziptrucks available and it didn't fit in my friend's car - so I biked it home. I just happened to be wearing a #Seattle #DisasterReliefTrials t-shirt at the time.

A bakfiet-style cargo bike with white frame, parked in a big parking lot. There's no box on the bike, just the front platform. On the platform, strapped on is an 8ft tall wooden chicken coop; it's a 4x4 wood box on legs. There's a door w/ mesh, etc. In the background, a truck with a platform that says "salt box designs.com"
That same white cargo bike, parked in my driveway in a residential area. Another side view, with the same chicken coop strapped onto the bike but from the opposite side. This side is just a wooden wall, no door or mesh to see into the coop. I'm standing at the bike, hands on the handlebars and seat, one food (in flip-flops, 'cuz that's how I roll) on the top bar. I'm wearing a white helmet, jeans, and a bright orange t-shirt that reads "Seattle WA Disaster Relief Trials 2013", and grinning. Th…
Same white bike and chicken coop, this time from the front. I'm sitting on the bike saddle, but all you can see is my face; the rest is blocked by the chicken coop. The coop lefts are straight up in the air. The coop is probably 5-6ft wide, when viewed from the front. The wall on this side is solid wood.
Another view of the bike in the big parking lot, this time from the back. Here you can see the bakfiet has a mixe-style top bar, and then handlebars. The chicken coop entrance is visible, just an oval hole probably about a foot tall in an otherwise solid wall. There's also mesh on the bottom of the coop.