Books, vinyl records, CD’s, DVD’s, bluray, hard drives (oké maybe not now now). Tools… Especially battery power tools.

And if you are abble, solar panels and batteries.

This wil make your life pretty low tech and non traceable. Also there commodities that are tradable for goods and services with others in your communitie.

Its already here. Most “regular” users already depend for most part of there digital life on subscription based cloud computing. Al lot of people don’t even own a PC anymore, only mobile devices.

And offcourse there is a wikipedia about it, tought it was something contemporary. Thanks!

Bought a new 8a for 300,- a year or so ago. Way Cheaper than a flagship Samsung or iPhone, runs really smooth on Graphene.

Godverdomme

I would love to run this type of software in a container or on my router to spoof my entire home network data traffic. That would be awesome.

Alien and Blade Runner, both by Ridley Scott. Arguably set in the same universe.

Absolute stunning set and costume designs and genre defining in there own way.

O man, I need to rewatch this. The whole “No Reason” scene with the chairs is burned in my mind. Absolute cinema

(Or lack there of if you will)

I currently use Obsidian for notes, I really like the canvas function this has to map out ideas and projects. Didn’t know HelixNotes, looks promising (and opensource, which Obsedian is not)

I don’t have a automatic connection between Obsidian and Linkwarden. I use Linkwarden for temporary storage and import the text/images into Obsidian via the browser plugin. Its a constant workflow for me so not a lot of buildup, but context deffinetly matters.

I run Linkwarden on my home server.

One folder is uncategorised catch all place and the rest is neatly categorised by projects I am working on linked to my notes.

I review once a while to clean up.

https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden