Ask HN: Top repos you'd want offline on a desert island?
You’ve got electricity, servers, and machine & food, just no internet. Which repos do you bring (top 3,5,10?), and why?
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Instead of listing them I would generalize as:
- Repositories that contain interesting stories, thought exercises, puzzles, sound generators.
- I would also bring archived self help documents on building survival shelters, hunting, trapping, fishing, cooking, making hunter-gatherer weapons, surviving tropical hurricanes, understanding where this magical electricity on this island is coming from or "lifting the veil" so to speak.
- Repositories that contain interesting stories, thought exercises, puzzles, sound generators.
- I would also bring archived self help documents on building survival shelters, hunting, trapping, fishing, cooking, making hunter-gatherer weapons, surviving tropical hurricanes, understanding where this magical electricity on this island is coming from or "lifting the veil" so to speak.
* Node.js
* Docker
* Jellyfin
* VS Code
* my media collection
* my personal application that I am currently working on
That’s it. I have deployed to CENTCOM 5 times, not quite 5 years living in technology isolation in the desert, so I know this experience extremely well already.
* Docker
* Jellyfin
* VS Code
* my media collection
* my personal application that I am currently working on
That’s it. I have deployed to CENTCOM 5 times, not quite 5 years living in technology isolation in the desert, so I know this experience extremely well already.
Lit (web components)
ngrok -> So that I can create a cry for help
this is so wrong