Whatever this tech entails, it needs to be integrated into existing facilities. There’s no land available for a new facility in the lower mainland in BC. A new proposed environmental plant was just recently denied because the only land was a nature preserve.

Cloudy sky in the pacific north west every f’ing time this happens. I’m glad I’ve seen my share of northern light shows when I was young but it’s been 20 years since I’ve seen them.

Maybe something here or as starting place?

https://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/tools.html

Not to compare to nuclear submarine standards, but you’d be surprised to learn how much architecture and machinery in society is held together by glue.

If you’re a nobody and want to be remembered (200 years from now?) your digital life better have a pretty long life.
Ultra long term storage isn’t a consideration in the digital age. I have thoughts and ideas on it, with the goal of 1000 years data retrieval.

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20221007-how-to-store-data-for-1000-years

Absolutely. The North African invasion in 1150 and the Northern Isles counter-invasion in 1180 of what’s now southern Norway really turned the tide of the Viking expansion and changed the narrative.

I moved out on my own in a new city and didn’t know anyone. You have to find ways to be comfortable in your own space while spending a real amount of time alone while it takes time making connections.
I played guitar and learned how to juggle. I can still do both many years later. The best thing is that you can just break out juggling in front of friends/partners years later and they never knew you could do that.

Learn to juggle 3 balls. I did that when I first lived on my own. If you already know how, then make your bed everyday and don’t let dishes pile up.