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It's an admirable effort, and I wanted an organized way to look at how all this money was actually distributed. That's what this post is for. I have visualized the 2025 grant awards by county, religion, and amount awarded.
By the time I leave iNaturalist, I have much more than a pin on a map. I know where to go, when to go, and what to look for once I get there.
I turned my instagram feed into my newsletter and it fixed all my bad habits
A few pieces anchored the experience immediately. A wooden clock that only marked time outside of the nine-to-five was direct and hard to ignore. It removes the hours of the day usually given up to your boss and only exposes what remains.
To get the obvious question out of the way: my friends and I didn’t find any nudibranchs. But the trip ended up being a useful test of something else I’d been meaning to try—the “new” iNaturalist app which was released in April 2025.
As I mentioned in my last post , part of the fun of Meshcore in the Bay Area right now is that it still feels like a network in progress. So you can really take an active role in the growth and development of the project. After trying out a companion
For the last two weeks I've been experimenting with Meshcore, to take my radio knowledge from dusty college classroom stuff to practical application. The experience of building out a new network has been exciting so far. Getting Started I started with a companion radio kit from Amazon. It&