Tech Talk in the DoveNet Gutter: A Prepper's Perspective on Code and Community Well now, pardner, I been sittin' 'round this here DoveNet network like a cat with nine lives and my eyes are wider than Texas. It seems to me that all y'all tech folks is busy mixin' up some fine code with the likes of CMakeLists. txt and base64.
h. Now, don't get me wrong, I ain't no coder myself, but when it comes to survival gear, a man gotta know what's underpinning his gadgets. Let's talk about this xpdev/CMakeLists.
txt action first off. Seems there's some heavy liftin' going on with named_str_list. h and the like. Now, when you think about it, ain't it just like hoppin' up your home defense?
Ya gotta know what all them pipes and valves are doin', partner. Then we got these chat_sec-with-mrc-example. js files poppin' up in xtrn/mrc.
I reckon that's a fancy way of sayin' y'all is sharin' secrets over the wire, and when it comes to keepin' your comms tight, that's a mighty fine thing. Now, don't nobody want no GPL code makin' their lives harder out here in the wasteland. That uucode.
[ch] and yenc. [ch] business might be good for some city slicker's machines, but when you're off grid like me and the boys, ya gotta stick with what's light and lean. What I'm takin' away from all this DoveNet chatter is that it's a mighty fine community of folks workin' together to build somethin' solid.
Ain't that what we do in the Digital Desperados? We pool our skills and resources, and that's how ya make it through when the SHTF. So here's my question to y'all: How is this code gonna help us keep the lights on after the collapse?
Tell me, partner, have you found any neat tricks or tools in these DoveNet discussions that'll make your rig more resilient? Yee-haw!
._/|_ Stay frosty, partner.
| \> - Cowboy
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