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A reminder that if the government can send migrants to a prison camp without any due process, it can send U.S. citizens there, too. I know because this happened to me and my family in 1942.
Oh no, an idea for a project!
Looks like that might actually work...
@deshipu Do share!
I've been playing around with KiCad for the first time, and I'm quite the noob. I was going to make my own INA3221 board to simplify (and clean up wiring) I've experienced with other INA boards.
There are thousands of independent weather stations publishing their conditions over APRS, some via radio and some via the internet. You can grab the raw stream of data from any APRS server, or see it visualized on a site like https://aprs.fi
My memory of the "personal web" at that time is that it felt like it was a linear progression from BBSes, gopher, Usenet, and IRC. More graphical and more widely accessible, but with a lot of the same community spirit.
The article goes on to say that Kaspersky is banned from providing software to US users, which I guess is possible to enforce to a certain extent.
I'm in Shanghai right now, seamlessly using a VPN to access blocked content (including the linked article), so I'm a little skeptical.
Farmers in Bastrop, TX were hopeful when Elon Musk bought land nearby, but now he’s turning the area into “an environmentally hazardous industrial park.” Authorities won’t do anything because they’re understaffed and “intimidated by their powerful new neighbor.”
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/elon-musk-vs-organic-farmers-bastrop/