Ragnar Benson - Mantrapping

Without question, man can be the most difficult creature on earth to trap. Humans are certainly more intelligent than any other creature.

Except in rare instances, however, they do not possess the individual sensory keenness that other species of mammals do.

Yet man's collective senses good sight, excellent perception of color and depth, some sense of smell, adequate
hearing, and reasonable taste-provide him with an edge that is superior to species having one or, at the most, two, very well developed sensory mechanisms.

Societies that still practice mantrapping tend to live
close to the earth, For them, it is natural to progress
from trapping small and big game, to protecting their
home territory with mantraps.

More in the pdf

https://github.com/BeechatNetworkSystemsLtd/Kyber-ARM

We are proud to announce our team has ported the Post Quantum Cryptography algorithm known as KYBER to ARM architecture and published it to our GitHub.

KYBER is now usable in embedded devices such as the Beechat Buzz making it the first quantum-proof mesh network. Smartphones, and other IoT will also be able to use this code.

We hope that everyone will adopt quantum encryption as early as possible, in order to avoid problems in the future. More information about the importance of quantum protection can be found here:

https://archive.is/Lgy8J

Holing yourself up under some sandbags in your basement is not a good idea. If you scroll down, the pdf gives some good starting plans for those who want to build a bunker. This came out back when our parents were all supposed to be afraid of a Russian nuke. Now it's covid instead

Dave is one of the most knowledgeable people in the bushcraft world. Great read

Mason jar oil lamps. Handy to have some ready for emergency or ambient lighting

Easy way to refill oil lamps. Save old squeezable ketchup bottles. They usually have a little slitted diaphragm inside the flip top nozzle so they wont drip when inverted until you squeeze them.