Die Stromversorgung ist über Elektro Autos sichergestellt. Mit zwei Autos können wir theoretisch tagelang arbeiten.
#resiliance — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #resiliance, aggregated by home.social.
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Heute: #blackout Übung im Rahmen von #redStormBusiness. Wie schnell können wir uns wieder arbeitsfähig machen, wenn der Strom weg ist?
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How to cope with chaos
This year has lived up to its expected craziness and then some. But the most chaotic part is yet to come. The war and its worsening oil crisis that threatens to crash the global economy. Midterm elections and public figures who know losing power means facing prosecution, so they will do anything to win. Tech CEOs realizing AI is getting out of control while failing to deliver the financial and productivity benefits they claimed. All of these point to growing instability and the increased risk of catastrophe.
How do we cope with the chaos we know is coming? As someone who has gone through my own troubled times, I’ve learned several tips that can help.
1. Stay calm.
Our natural reaction when confronted with horrible news is to panic. I fell into that trap in November 2024 when I was ready to give up on my dreams. I still regret backing out of the panels for the 50th anniversary Loscon in 2024, and I haven’t been invited back since. I should have learned my lesson from when my life was in danger that night working at that Carl’s Jr. By staying calm, my coworkers and I survived that ordeal.
When shocking things happen, it doesn’t help to get on social media and cry, “We’re cooked!” For starters, it’s hard to get accurate information from any form of media. You need to look for the details and nuance that lies past the clickbait. The situation might not be that bad, or there might be some way to avoid the problem. You can’t find those details when you’re panicking.
By staying calm, you can assess the situation, find out what’s actually happening, and avoid doing something rash that makes things worse. You also gain an advantage over adversaries who count on you giving up or rushing into their trap.
2. Take inventory.
When you face a loss, consider the Five of Cups card in tarot. Instead of focusing on what’s gone, look at what you still have.
This isn’t limited to material things. Look at the people you have around you. Your skills. Who can help you? What knowledge do you have that is beneficial? What can you fix or create? You may have long dormant abilities you’ve set aside for years. This is the time to put them to use.
3. Help others.
The first place to put those skills and resources to use is by helping others. This offers a number of benefits besides giving aid to those in need.
First, it overcomes your sense of powerlessness. When you help others, you realize there are things you can do. You’re not helpless if you’re helping someone else.
Second, it builds community. Offering mutual aid builds trust and strengthens communal bonds. Adversaries use the “divide and conquer” approach. They seek to turn us against each other so we’re easier to dominate or destroy. But by standing together, we build a strong resistance. When we depend on each other, we are much harder to control.
4. Take care of yourself.
As we help others, we can’t neglect our own basic needs. We need food, water, shelter, and rest. We also need to take care of mental health so we can stay strong and focused. Share, but don’t deprive yourself to the point you become a casualty as well. Fight, but allow yourselves time to breathe. Take in the beauty of nature. Spend some time talking to a friend. The mental break will refresh you and remind you of what you’re fighting for.
5. Recognize better days will come.
Every tyrant in history has fallen. So will this one. That hope should keep you going through whatever rough times are ahead. It also helps to imagine what better times will look like. During difficult times, people turn to utopian science fiction, HEA (happily ever after) romances, and horror and adventure stories where the villain is defeated. Find whatever uplifts your spirits, offers hope, and gives you a break from doomscrolling. No matter how long the tunnel is, there is a light at the end of it.
6. Until then, get comfortable with being uncomfortable.
If we go back a few years, we can remember having to wear face masks, wash our hands for 20 seconds, and forgo our typical dinners out. Because of the discomfort, we survived the pandemic. Those who couldn’t tolerate any inconvenience typically wound up getting infected. If they recovered, they may face long-term effects we won’t know about for years.
Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable gives us the strength to make the right choices. We are willing to sacrifice pleasures so we can preserve the necessities. We exercise patience so we don’t make hasty and dangerous decisions. When we bear discomfort, we become stronger. No pain, no gain, as they always say.
We must brace ourselves for whatever happens in the coming months, but we do it without panicking. That’s because we know we still have people and resources, an ability to help while taking care of ourselves, and the hope that better days will come. Whatever happens in the rest of 2026 and beyond, we’ll be ready to deal with it and create the better world when the hard times pass.
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I'm being hyperbolic, I know exactly what the #cyber #resiliance #act means, and its - in general - a great idea. Go #EU (now tackle right to repair)
But because we have no #technical #productmanager (only the #customer facing $$-centric ones), we have no advocate for things like proper architecture, sw quality, ease of deployment and maintainability, a LOT of which would have gone quite a ways to helping our #CRA response. -
https://medium.com/storyangles/stormy-lives-a4aa49ec5c3e
Stormy Lives.
How People Push Through Hard Times.
Real Stories, Real Struggles, and Practical Lessons.#life #hardtimes #challengesinlife #challenges #medium #resiliance #hardship #hardships
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Good morning. 💮💮💮
7 November 2025
Hills and Problems
When you set out walking, you inevitably come to hills. You climb one, no big deal—but sure enough, there’s always another waiting on the other side.
That’s life.
We face problems. Some loom larger than others, demanding our attention. We fixate on the one that feels most urgent, believing that solving it will lift a great weight off our shoulders. And it does—briefly. But that’s the thing about problems: solve one, and another steps up to take its place. It’s like reaching the top of a hill only to find another rising beyond it.
So what do you do?
You keep walking. You face the next hill. The world doesn’t pause for our troubles—we all carry them. It’s just that our own burdens often feel heavier than they truly are. So take a breath. It’s not the end of the world.
Remember how you felt when you were young. We had problems then too, but somehow we were better at keeping them in their place. We compartmentalized. Our troubles stayed in their box while joy, curiosity, and play lived in others. We dealt with what needed dealing, then moved on. We didn’t let worry steal every moment.
Learn to do that again. Learn to stop worrying.
“Life doesn’t get easier or more forgiving, we get stronger and more resilient.” — Steve Maraboli
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” — Winston Churchill
“We must be willing to let go of the life we planned so as to have the life that is waiting for us.” — Joseph Campbell
#photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #morning #flower #worry #resiliance #compartmentalizing
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That day when five nines turn out to be a pair of fives.
#cloud #outage #somebodyElse'sComputer #somebodyElse'sProblem #resiliance #reliability
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Forgotten Feather (2014) Lyrics:
You kept me face down to the ground
so long I forgot there was sky
Watched my blood and tears mingle in the dirt
and almost believed your lies
'til I saw my feather sitting there
and remembered I can fly.You can't keep me down
No never anymore
I can soar above your dirty hands
I can fly.[continued in alt text]
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Liebe deutsche Wirtschaft und Verwaltung. Der coole Spruch war "Bildet Banden" und nicht "Befördert Oligopole".
Also lasst das schnell bleiben mit dem Cloud Quatsch von den Tech-Bros in USA.
Bildet Banden in denen ihr gemeinsame Infrastruktur baut, aber bleibt dabei dezentral. Wenn irgendwas zu groß wird - macht zwei raus. Heterogenität ist Gut!
Zentralismus und Homogenität aber killt kleine Robben Babys.
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#BR24: ".. ein etwa Mikrowellen-großer Rover .."
Sooo klein? :-) :-) :-)
#Ispace #HAKUTOR #Mond #Mondlander #Raumfahrt #Resiliance #Rover #SpaceFlight #Tenacious
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#ispace:
".. Following the landing sequence, the Mission Control Center was unable to establish communications with the RESILIENCE lunar lander. ... It has been decided to conclude the mission."".. laser rangefinder used to measure the distance to the lunar surface experienced delays in obtaining valid measurement values."
".. lander was unable to decelerate sufficiently .."
https://ispace-inc.com/news-en/?p=7664
6.6.2025
#HAKUTOR #Mond #Mondlander #Raumfahrt #Resiliance #Rover #SpaceFlight #Tenacious