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 @neauoire what are the chances they responsibly disposed of the refrigerant prior to chucking it in the sea? From Forward Harbor to Port Neville in Johnstone Strait (B.C., Canada), we must have tacked 25 times in total to get here. The wind was good, 17-23 knots, but in your face. The whole of Johnstone Strait is wind in your face. I am super beat. We encountered two pods of orcas though! They surfaced close both times, we got a really good look at them. The first pod had a baby :>.... :orca: When you sail off the beaten path and the ferry lines, you can see moutains like this one, which has a bad case of "the humans".  I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as UXN, is in fact, UXN/Varvara, or as I've recently taken to calling it, UXN plus Varvara. UXN is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning UXN system "A cougar killed our dog on the beach, but great holding and beautiful sights. 4/5 Stars" The most psychotic community edit on the chart that I've ever seen.  @neauoire what's a community edit on a chart? Like a nautical chart? Is it an online thing?
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Wandering activists and poets, George and Mary Oppen, aboard the small boat they lived on in the 1930s. (Re)reading Mary Oppen's Meaning A Life at the moment. At the edge of the reception of the last cell tower, grabbing satphone and weather files servers manuals before going dark.
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Intense solar activity happening aboard Pino! :moar:
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So, @abnercoimbre kindly asked me to come talk with Handmade Seattle again this year. In response to the recent mass layoffs and crumbling tech landscape, Abner suggested that I come present some thoughts I might have on different ways to adapt and live. See you there 🌻 Nov 20-22nd, 2024
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Safe upon the solid rock the ugly houses stand: — Edna St. Vincent Millay When we changed our mainsail in 2019, we kept the old battens. We've used them for a variety of projects over the years. |
@neauoire Calvino's Mr. Palomar is my Superegos Alter. One of the few authors I've read in their entirety. Difficult Loves is my favourite.
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"Hell is other people." -Sartre
"City made of steeples!" -Calvino
@neauoire Here in Italy it's full of educated people proudly proclaiming their hate for Calvino.