Currently taking #OpenStreetMap off-the-grid with #internetinabox
Involved with @sandstorm. A really cool project for easy #selfhosting, though I'd caution using it for sensitive things at the moment because it's badly out of date, but we're working on it!
#Libertarian #Juggling #FreeSoftware #NewHampshire
Robot Hell is real.
| Birdsite | https://twitter.com/orblivion |
| OpenStreetMap on Internet-in-a-Box | https://github.com/iiab/iiab/tree/master/roles/maps/ |
| OpenStreetMap on Sandstorm | https://apps.sandstorm.io/app/e5eaqnrqfrhgax1awtgw9uqayg42kcen2gkpynjs3j5mww7w3rp0 |
| Github | https://github.com/orblivion/ |
The property manager switched to something called Rentvine. They've been sending a bunch of buggy emails for maintenance and lease renewals. To their credit they're receptive to bug reports. But based on the number that the apology SMS came from I'm gonna tentatively blame them for this too.
But hey at least they implemented an AI chat for reporting maintenance issues.
I just got my own little North Korean missile alert text. I was told I should evacuate immediately because of a gas leak the basement. I did so but I was very skeptical because I'm the only one around and I didn't report anything.
Of course it was an error, and it was sent to every tenant under the property manager.
Time Out Market is working well for us so we're sticking with it for May!
RSVP if you can, especially if you're new, to make sure we find each other. Reply here, or you can find us below on Zulip or Signal.
🕖 Sunday, May 31st, 2026 at 7pm
🍽️ Time Out Market Boston, 401 Park Dr, Boston, MA 02215
💬 Discuss: https://osdc.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/406743-boston/topic/2026-05.20meetup/with/597672382
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47TZ9MHI1qg
I used to find this funny like most people. Not quite so funny anymore, huh.
This is actually happening now
https://theonion.com/google-announces-plan-to-destroy-all-information-it-can-1819567986/
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA—Executives at Google, the rapidly growing online-search company that promises to "organize the world’s information," announced Monday the latest step in their expansion effort: a far-reaching plan to destroy all the information it is unable to index.
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