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  • I don't believe so - the docs mention several ways to boot a pi but most only work for newer models.

    An option might be to boot an SD card read-only and run everything over NFS. It's trivial to do that sort of thing with some UNIX clones (OpenBSD, for instance), but I don't know about a modern Linux.

  • It might be too outdated to do major services, but it's still fine for its original use - interfacing with electronic components.

    You could build a weather station, monitor temperature and humidity in your attic and crawlspace, automatically water plants, etc. You don't need much electronics knowledge for that sort of thing.

  • Strange use of the term. I always understood a "doomsday weapon" to be one that destroys everyone involved. It's not a weapon for winning a war, it's to not lose at any cost.

    A weaponized virus that kills indiscriminately, for instance.

  • Oh, holy shit. They normally leave the foundation vents open on the buildings in the winter and close them in the spring to make sure the permafrost stays frozen.

    One of my coworkers (who loves going to Thule) is a major climate change denier. Wonder how he'll spin that when we go back in a couple years.

    "The tow" isn't ringing bells - what's that again?

  • Maybe at the south pole. There's little to no snow around where I was in northern Greenland. It gets above freezing up there during the summer and it almost never snows, so what accumulation you do get is actually from snow being blown off the ice cap rather than down from the sky. So it takes a while to build back up in the winter.