![Part of the article with a drawing of a man laying in a pit with the following text: Dig a pit shelter to lay in so you’re not exposed. Make the pit 3 feet (0.91 m) deep and slightly longer than your body length. Leave a lip around the edge of your pit that’s 8 inches (20 cm) deep and wide. Lay logs that are sturdy but you can still lift on the lip around the pit. Cover the logs with leaves and soil to conceal your shelter.[12]
This type of shelter allows others to walk over the top of it without them knowing you’re underneath them.
Cover the floor of your shelter with leaves for comfort and insulation.
Don’t use any rotting logs since these may break under somebody’s weight.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:t3lbpxmuf5yl5ftte5256dzb/bafkreicov4w2sz477richhfnhz7eoalkmcjcpieifggu55rwbd6ibc4cvq@jpeg)
Going through my list of domain names like:
March 5, 2025 at 10:11 AM
Going through my list of domain names like:
Wait, what? What did you use before python/django?
Very cool project!
Very cool project!
February 26, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Wait, what? What did you use before python/django?
Very cool project!
Very cool project!
You should add little horns for Christmas...
November 21, 2024 at 10:40 AM
You should add little horns for Christmas...
All I know is that training for size (hypertrophy) and for strength is usually different (weights, number of reps).
And this "tiny" guy below holds (or used to hold) the records for:
- most pull-ups in 24 hours (8,940)
- most consecutive pull ups (651)
- longest dead hang (80 min 41 sec)
And this "tiny" guy below holds (or used to hold) the records for:
- most pull-ups in 24 hours (8,940)
- most consecutive pull ups (651)
- longest dead hang (80 min 41 sec)
November 19, 2024 at 6:54 PM
All I know is that training for size (hypertrophy) and for strength is usually different (weights, number of reps).
And this "tiny" guy below holds (or used to hold) the records for:
- most pull-ups in 24 hours (8,940)
- most consecutive pull ups (651)
- longest dead hang (80 min 41 sec)
And this "tiny" guy below holds (or used to hold) the records for:
- most pull-ups in 24 hours (8,940)
- most consecutive pull ups (651)
- longest dead hang (80 min 41 sec)
Picture taken from the top of Mount Fuji in 2016.
I'm using it as my banner because it felt accurate on... Bluesky.
It's also an easy way for me to notice that I'm not on a very similar website...
I'm using it as my banner because it felt accurate on... Bluesky.
It's also an easy way for me to notice that I'm not on a very similar website...
November 25, 2023 at 11:37 AM
Picture taken from the top of Mount Fuji in 2016.
I'm using it as my banner because it felt accurate on... Bluesky.
It's also an easy way for me to notice that I'm not on a very similar website...
I'm using it as my banner because it felt accurate on... Bluesky.
It's also an easy way for me to notice that I'm not on a very similar website...