sentientforest

7 ms·

1.
by sentientforest 5y ago
I have been working remotely as a software developer and building out homestead and growing systems since 2014. We left the SF Bay area and moved to the Sierra foothills in California. Close enough to drive back for work if needed, but wher
2.
by sentientforest 5y ago
I was scrolling down the page, thinking, "this application looks great, I have wanted something to replace iTunes for years. It plays FLAC _and_ ALAC! I would love to pay money for this." But I don't currently have a mac runn
3.
by sentientforest 6y ago
Let's say you're looking for a job, want to build your profile, want to know what skills are in demand, could use some side money, etc. Building your own job board covers lots of different bases (possibly): 1) It's a good tec
4.
by sentientforest 6y ago
I have a lot of vintage Apple tech. Much of it still works... I have a 2001 PowerPC G4 Quicksilver tower. Haven't booted it in a while, but it worked fine last time I did. If you can find these local to you, you can often get them very
5.
by sentientforest 6y ago
Yes, actually. I live due east of the SF Bay Area in the Sierra Foothills. Per Google Maps right now it's only 2 and half hours by car, realistically it's typically at least a 3 hour trip or so to make it out here. I have been wor
6.
by sentientforest 7y ago
Data Intensive Applications This and Object Prototypes (You Don't Know JS Series) Fall: Or Dodge in Hell Fortress Marin Count Zero Become What You Are (Alan Watts) Swords and Circuitry Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth The High Sier
7.
by sentientforest 7y ago
On my list to read in 2020: The Visual Display of Quantitative Information The Rust Programming Language Progressive Web Apps Permaculture: Principles and Pathways beyond Sustainability Farming the Woods Growi