emp-prep

prep for an electromagnetic pulse event

according to chatgpt the risk of an EMP event in the US is low, but not impossible. that’s a good enough reason for me to do a little research and decide if there is a way to be prepared for less than $100. let’s see what we can do: This list assumes you already have some basic household items that everyone should have like a first-aid kit, manual can opener, flashlights, and non-perishable food. ...

January 17, 2024 · 2-minute read · matt silverman  · 
thoughts

what i'm thinking about going into 2024

everyone should be practicing conversational AI every day free options include ChatGPT , Google Bard , Microsoft Bing Chat how will semaglutide / GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic will change the food industry why is the US political system is broken and how might we fix it ranked-choice voting and open primaries would be a good start how can i add new atomic habits into my routine linking a new habit to an existing one seems to be a key part

January 15, 2024 · 1-minute read · matt silverman  · 
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travel gadgets 2024

always the gadget connaisseur, here are the ones that travel with me regularly in 2024 fisher matte black bullet space pen Anker Nano charging station pocket physio max deep muscle trigger mini carabiner hero clip 100W 6-in-1 portable charging cable

January 15, 2024 · 1-minute read · matt silverman  · 
2024-personal-opsec

Personal Opsec in 2024

This guide provides simple, age-inclusive instructions for improving online security in 2024. We’ll update it regularly based on expert feedback. Key Terms OPSEC (Operations Security): Techniques to protect private data and devices. 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication): An extra security layer for your accounts, beyond just the password. Bare Minimum Security Steps Restart your computer, mobile phone, and tablet once per week Enable automatic updates for: Mobile phones and apps. Computers and tablets. Web browsers. Set a reminder every 3 months to check in case auto-update fails. Use a password manager like 1Password or Bitwarden . Enable 2FA on your password manager. Create unique, 18+ character passwords for each site. Use non-SMS based 2FA for email. Activate number lock or SIM swap protection with your mobile provider. Prioritizing Your Security Risks Once you’ve covered the basics, assess and address your other security risks. Here’s how I prioritize: ...

January 12, 2024 · 3-minute read · matt silverman  ·