Well here's a subject I didn't expect from CWP! Every day we get deeper into the digital world, and to not consider how to prep for its loss is a problem most of us never think about.
I was very happy to see your recommendation for LINUX. There are many distros to consider, depending on your needs and computer knowledge.
I can't recommend Wikipedia at all; it's been subverted by the Left and is more propaganda than fact. I'm still looking for a good alternative.
Re owning paper books: my personal library is over 5,000 books now, but I'm switching to digital. I can get copies of out-of-print, hard-to-find, and everything in between for a lot less money. And a LOT less room! I can store them on a hard drive (with backups)
Nice article Keith. Thanks for keeping my brain busy with new projects.
Been following this website and the inventor of this; James Wesley Rawles.
He’s a former Army Intelligence Officer and this website has a plethora of great information.
If you go to “list of lists” there is a massive amount of downloadable files for prepping. I have all of these files on an external hard drive.
Well here's a subject I didn't expect from CWP! Every day we get deeper into the digital world, and to not consider how to prep for its loss is a problem most of us never think about.
I was very happy to see your recommendation for LINUX. There are many distros to consider, depending on your needs and computer knowledge.
I can't recommend Wikipedia at all; it's been subverted by the Left and is more propaganda than fact. I'm still looking for a good alternative.
Re owning paper books: my personal library is over 5,000 books now, but I'm switching to digital. I can get copies of out-of-print, hard-to-find, and everything in between for a lot less money. And a LOT less room! I can store them on a hard drive (with backups)
Nice article Keith. Thanks for keeping my brain busy with new projects.
Just a friendly heads up. Your thin yellow text is just a few shades from invisible on the white background.
Thank you for the work you do!