“[…]the only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn like fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars…”
-Jack Kerouac

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  • IPv4 and MAC Address Mapping

    Brief Overview As we have all learned from our CCNA studies, unicast traffic flows over destination-based routes. If a sender transmits to a receiver within the same VLAN, traffic is frame-forwarded to the receiver. If the sender does not have the receiver’s corresponding MAC address, an ARP request that contains the packet encapsulated in a…

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  • Midnight Rendezvous with Telix: Musings of a BBS Junkie

    Midnight Rendezvous with Telix: Musings of a BBS Junkie

    It was one school night in Spring 1992–hell, it could have been any given evening from 1992 to 1999. I lived, breathed, ate and shat anything DOS and BBS-related. I was obsessed with pirating as much commercial software as my humble 120MB hard drive and massive floppy, Zip disk and tape libraries could store. It’s…

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  • Butterfly in the Shadows

    So beautiful, wings with heavenly patchwork fluttering to find the light,but alas the light is Satan’s insidious silver ring’s reflection of the boiling sun,Red and yellow torment of God’s omnipotence,of the torment of a helpless little larvaeinching its way to enlightenment, looking for Mama Mothso sad, enshrouded its thickening cocoon, should be safe and it…

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  • Wayfarer 14

    Wayfarer 14

    If I were to name one childhood thing that my parents got for me that I cherish the most, it would be my unforgettable cross-country trip with American Trails West in the summer of ’89. Back before America’s veritable stick was shoved as far up its legally paranoid ass as far as the colonoscope can…

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  • Sweet & Sour Cabbage Soup

    Sweet & Sour Cabbage Soup

    Warm up this winter with a healthy bowl of sweet and savory cabbage soup with a ton of vitamin C!

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Further Exploration

Edge of Humanity

Editor and curator Joelcy Kay sets forth to present stories of the human condition in an ever complex global fabric, and to do so in a manner that is religiously, politically, financially and socially unbiased. It gives visibility and voice to where eyes and ears are needed most.

Sensitive Skin Magazine

Sensitive Skin magazine included short fiction, screenwriting, poetry, reviews, drawings, essays, and photographs by both established and emerging writers and artists, mainly from New York. The publication also partnered with The Living Theatre to host release parties and benefits. Learn more here.

Self-Sufficient Projects

Self-Sufficient Projects is intriguing to me because it shares a great deal of wisdom and skills for self-reliant living that seems to have been lost ages ago. From gardening to homeopathic remedies to living off the grid, any project you find on here will get you busy with your hands and bring you closer with nature.

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