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aamederen ◴[16 Jun 25 08:18 UTC] No.44287585[source]▶

For a more baby-steps approach to resiliency, one might start running software on less-virtualized computers, creating a small home-lab, running software on bare-metal hardware that you actually own.

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bravesoul2 ◴[16 Jun 25 08:23 UTC] No.44287596[source]▶

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Or even just install local software. Get a computer that lasts (have at least one non laptop). Have maybe some maps and Wikipedia locally.

Maybe walkie talkies too? Pretty simple to use!

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1. fer ◴[16 Jun 25 09:09 UTC] No.44287795[source]▶

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Fun fact: At least one ham radio store ran out of walkie talkies during the power outage in Spain, also there was plenty of chatter on 446 when it's normally quite quiet.

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