At ReLeaf, our mission is to bridge the gap between technology and nature, making it easier for everyone to engage with the natural world in meaningful ways. One of the most exciting ways we achieve this is by utilizing data from iNaturalist to create vivid seasonal curated guides. These guides offer our community enriched experiences by highlighting the best of nature's seasonal offerings through detailed, data-driven insights.

The Process: Turning Data into Discovery

Step 1: Data Collection from iNaturalist

20 16 * * * /usr/local/bin/httrack "https://releaf.site" -O "/Users/bryce/releaf.static" "+*.releaf.site/*.html" "-*.png" "-*.jpg" "-*.jpeg" "-*.gif" "--update" >> /Users/bryce/releaf-mirror-logfile.log 2>&1

(see more, and original instructions at https://github.com/LafeLabs/ontology) 
 

Replicate Trash Magic Server

Go find a laptop in the trash and install Ubuntu on it.

Ubuntu Desktop install link

Open a terminal and copy/paste the following:

@releaf.bryce

Skeletrons

♬ original sound - ReLeaf 🍃 Bryce

@releaf.bryce Skeletron essentials: 3-6ft sticks with 1/4 inch holes #SolarPunk

Batman-adv (Better Approach To Mobile Adhoc Networking - advanced) is a protocol used to create ad hoc mesh networks among multiple points. It's often used in situations where you need to establish a network in a challenging environment, like in remote areas.

To use batman-adv to send updates of `releaf.site's` archive to remote access points, you'd need to follow these general steps: