Harold Asmis @hasmis@qoto.org

@jzacsh They obviously didn't ask the women.

@khird Convection wins the lapse rate contest. We are talking about getting heat up from the surface of the earth, into space.

My blog
https://ontario-geofish.blogspot.com/2018/12/anchorage-coming-m8.html

This is the trace of the potential future m8. I don't think anybody in Alaska reads this stuff.

Tiny earthquake caused by fracking. Not a candle next to Alaska.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/earthquake-fort-st-john-fracking-1.4927898

Big warm pulse coming to hit us (Toronto). One day of rainy warmth.

@cambridgeport90 Wow, I'm old and I like the concept of sleep. :)

@spinflip Yeah.

@spinflip Yeah.

The Anchorage horizontal accelerations are coming in at .8 g. No velocities yet. That's huge for soil.

@spinflip Wow, I find these are impossible to muck up -- kernel panics, power failures, etc. Buy a lottery ticket.

Earthquake -- Anchorage is at the end of a magnificent back arc rift. The M7 is at the end of it. This is the initiation point for a possible M8. God speed to the residents.

@spinflip Hold everything. I just remembered that you cannot run an active Linux file system on the raspi 'bestbuy' micro sd. Those things scratch up like a vinyl record. Only so many read/writes. I program raspis all the time, and I stream data out. I have all my media files on magnetic disks.

@spinflip No idea, but it should be a journaled file system. That means every attempt has been made to recover it. Probably a hardware fault, in which case you are screwez vou'd. But, nice people will tell you to try fdisk, and fschk. Reformat and download again.

@spinflip Has happened to me many times. You can try all the Linux disk recovery utilities, but they would have been automatically used without you knowing it.

I also called all the US earthquake people a bunch of idiots, as per Sheldon.

Anchorage, Alaska. I am calling Code Red for an M8, on my blog. Thank goodness nobody reads me.

@RomeoTBravo Many thanks, and I see you fired up your own instance. I might do that, but the instructions looked ridiculous.

Although I do earthquakes on my blog, I'm just staying away from Anchorage. :(

Anchorage Alaska earthquake m7. Damage reports seem light, but they are ones who still have Internet.

@cambridgeport90 Okay. I use whalebird, and when you hit 'toot detail' it shows the thread. neato.