Wilderland has two websites, one always-on, higher resolution website that is heavier to run, and one experimental, situated site, that is solar powered, and in the Nephin Park
Solar powered website
Hi!This website lives on a Raspberry Pi placed in a garden shed and it is being powered using a solar panel and batteries.
About the Solar Powered Website
This website is solar-powered and self-hosted. It has been designed to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing our content.
The Dark Forest and the Cozy Web
An illustrated diagram exposing the inner layers of the dark and cozy web
LOW←TECH MAGAZINE
This is a solar-powered website, which means it sometimes goes offline
Enter the Dark Forest
If you’ve managed to find your way here, you are likely familiar with the Dark Forest Theory of the Internet. You may not yet know it by name but you know it by vibe. Dark Forests are online gathering spaces that are non-indexed, non-optimized and hidden from public view. They are typically hosted in
Webtop 4.0: Wayland is here, engage the reality engine | LinuxServer.io
Let me just start with the TLDR as I have a tendency to write too much, all of our Selkies based images can now be launched into a Wayland mode using the env var -e PIXELFLUX_WAYLAND=true or checking a box in Sealskin. This Wayland mode is an entire ground up stack leveraging a virtual framebuffer in userspace that can live on a GPU or CPU. The net result on any hardware with a GPU is a remote monitor in your web browser. I am not talking about a compromise or half baked "this is kinda cool cause it is in my web browser and it can run in Docker" I am talking about turning your web browser into a true virtual display for the remote session. There are two major wins out of this mode:
How to Build a Low-tech Website?
Our new website is designed to radically reduce the energy use associated with accessing our content.
matduggan.com
I wrote a browser extension to try and make finding random, independent websites more fun.
made a map of all standard.site blogs! pub-search.waow.tech/atlas
