Links Index
杉森の猫邸
Table of Contents
1. Nutrition
TOP 5
- The Relation of Alimentation and Disease - James Salisbury
- The Fat of the Land - Vilhjalmur Stefansson
- justmeat.co
- Hakala Labs
- 10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e04204 - Francisco Arencibia-Albite
1.1. justmeat.co
Collection of nutrition articles related to keto and carnivore
1.1.1. Of Specific Interest
- Anything Vilhjalmur Stefansson
- The Relation of Alimentation and Disease
- Amber O'Hearn's work
1.2. Optimox
Resources page contains great articles on iodine. They also sell related supplements.
Optimox was purchased by another company and their website no longer has the good articles. They have some sort of access for professionals but I have yet to test it out.
1.3. Hakala
Same guy who wrote on iodine alongside others pre-Optimox
1.4. Fire in a Bottle
1.5. Hyperlipid
2. Politic
TOP 5
- Instead of a Book, by a Man Too Busy to Write One - Benjamin Tucker
- No Treason - Lysander Spooner
- Mutual Banking - William Greene
3. Cities
TOP 5
- The high cost of free parking - Daniel Shoup
- Not Just Bikes
- Strong Towns
4. Bodybuilding
4.1. People
4.1.1. Geoffrey Verity Schofield
4.1.2. Natural Hypertrophy
4.1.3. Hersovyac
4.1.4. Basement Bodybuilding
4.1.5. Bald Omni-man
4.1.6. Atlaspowershrugged
4.1.7. Alex Leonidas
4.1.8. Uncommon Sense
4.1.9. The Stone Circle
4.1.10. The Bioneer
4.1.11. House of Hypertrophy
5. Buddhism
TOP 5
- The Buddha's Map - Doug Craft
- Proto-Buddhism - Madawela Punnaji
- Buddha Dust
5.1. Doug Craft
Very well written modern dive into Buddhism. Start with Buddha's Map then read everything else he's written.
5.2. Buddha Dust
Deep and insane Buddhism.
5.3. Sutta Central
Every sutta. Current edition is all by Bhikkhu Sujato. Read the commentary; it's very good.
It can be slow, though. Sutta Central Express is an alternative frontend that is lightning-fast.
5.4. Yongey Mingyur
Modern, clear Tibetan Buddhism
5.5. Tenzin Wangyal
Detailed, traditional Tibetan Buddhism
5.6. Madawela Punnaji
Particularly the book Proto-Buddhism
5.7. Reading Faithfully
Great open-source Sutta tools. Great for searching
6. Finance
TOP 5
- The Theory of Credit - Henry McCleod
7. Travel
8. Software
8.1. Design
- rexpaint
- Free ASCII art editor
- PixiEditor
- Universal 2D Graphics Editor, node-based
- Cavalary
- Motion graphics (like After Effects)
- Graphite
- Online procedural 2D vector editor
- Affinity
- 2D graphics design
- Origami Studio
- Interface design and prototyping
- Inkscape
- Vector editor
- Blender
- The best 3D studio ever
- Krita
- Top tier painting
- GIMP
- OG open source image editor
9. Woodworking
9.2. Japanese
10. Anti-Memetic
Some things are just really hard to find once you've lost them…
… and some things are really hard to remember to go find.
10.1. Anna's Archive
10.2. Laws of UX
10.3. Library of Babel
10.4. Cube Rule of Food
10.5. Occlupanids
10.6. Whale.to
10.7. 3x3 Matrix Rating System
10.8. Rex Research
10.9. Principia Softwarica
10.10. Natron Theory
10.11. Itty Bitty Site
11. An alternative reality…
11.1. Antoine Béchamp instead of Louis Pasteur
11.2. Nikola Tesla instead of Thomas Edison
11.3. Wilhelm Reich instead of Sigmund Freud
11.4. Buckminster Fuller instead of Frank Lloyd Wright
12. Top Fiction Books
- The Enchanted Forest Chronicles
- Jean Le Flambeur Trilogy
- Engine Summer
- This is how we lose the time war
- Mistborn
13. Solarpunk Vibes
Security. Privacy. Liberty.
13.1. Networks
OSI model not used because it shouldn't be.
13.1.1. Reticulum
Network stack that runs over almost anything.
Understanding the theory:
- Watch: Reticulum: Unstoppable Networks for the People (yt)
- Read: Zen of Reticulum
- Read: Building Networks
- Read: Distributed Development
Tools and things
- RNode
- Unsigned
- The homepage of Mark Qvist; defunct but online
- ratspeak
- reticulum frontend
- MeshChatX
- better reticulum frontend swiss army knife
- RServer
- simple HTTP server
- MeshBrowser
- simple reticulum browser for
rserver - Retipedia
- wikipedia on reticulum
- RNS Recipes
- RNS community forum/resources
- RMAP
- Map of Ret nodes
- Awesome Reticulum
- an "awesome stuff" page
- Linux in a Bit: Reticulum Network
- Blog post explainer
- Metrum
- Metrication over Reticulum
- Roogle
- Reticulum search engine
- Primer
- PDF primer
- Guidance
- Sideband situation tracker
- Petnames
- Something to implement
- LFM Field Reference
- Light Fighter Manifesto
- reticulum.network
- Official Reticulum manual. Read it all. Read it again.
- Reticulum Relay Chat
- Opinionated. Be there; talk; disappear.
- Community Wiki
- Meant to compliment, not replace, the main manual
Contributions / Stuff to Make
[ ]JJ - Jujutsu to replace git. See this page for a starting point. Not positive this idea is feasible or worthwhile but JJ seems like an upgrade to git. Actually, I think sincerngitjust allows git to communicate over rns, jj might work out of the box.[ ]Make a little NomadNet page[ ]Host a Ghost[ ]Built an RRC hub[ ]Plan9 ret stack; Principia Softwarica to get there[ ]Ret in Emacs[ ]NomadNet in EWW[ ]Render .org from ret in Emacs
13.1.2. Invisible Internet Protocol (I2P)
Network stack that runs over TCP/UDP/IP.
13.1.3. Lokinet
Onion router using Loki/Oxen blockchain nodes for routing.
13.1.4. Yggdrasil
Uses IPv6 addresses instead of public keys.
13.1.5. Freenet
Distributed cryptographic storage.
13.2. Random
- Emacs
- UXN
- Plan9
13.3. News, People, Blogs
- Eylenburg
- Tech comparison tables, reviews, etc.
- Reclaim the Net
- Internet privacy news
- Let's Decentralize
- Decentralized network info