Love that you added entertainment and mental health here! In addition to the books, boardgames etc we keep stored for power outages... we also have a few electronic games that can be played without internet... as long as there is a way to charge up a device (which we do have through solar and a couple other options)
This couple months i have been downloading a lot of stuff on my phone i have try to turn off every internet connection to see if it still works and yup they work i have downloaded games movies i just need to buy a usb to load everything in there and download more stuff
A USB key with TAILS OS (portable operating system) is a must have. And for games : A raspberry pi 4 with a SD card turned into arcade console where you downloaded your games before world go sh** This boy don’t need much electricity itself (~5-10w), the monitor will sucks much power.
Google maps would be useless but to your point. USGS can be used to download Ortho rectified imagery and maps. you can also get a cheap external GPS antenna for your tablet/computer.
@@TheDigitalPreppertemporarily, only within a small area, and only with in app. So yes, entirely. The context of the conversation is preparedness so why would you rely on small area coverage that expires after 15 days without wifi, that you can only use if you have access to a Google play app. " To store" is literally in the title of your video.
@@TheDigitalPrepper wintak/atak was a good suggestion though. Even in the same vein, BlueStacks can be used to able to use android apps on windows devices. Apps like OSMand+ are more useful offline than Google maps.
That's awesome! And yes i would download the exe's from the websites and store them without running them. If you want, you could go back every so often to check if there is a updated version.
Minecraft has a way to play offline, and its fun even if you are alone. You have to create a single player game, play it for a minute, then designate it as an offline game in settings.
I think we need some plan for the SHTF scenario of if we could; shouldn't there be a way of using short wave antenna for sending some small packets of email or something that to have some form hacking a short field of internet for the Zombie Apocalypse. There has to be a way during an event like that, some form of short-wave internet through some form of antenna use should work. Correct if I am just wrong but we should have some preplanned hack for that.
@@stayhardHAHAH Try a raspberry pi or similar tiny computer. old iphones and any device that uses android can be repurposed for storage or to make a tiny mobile pc.
Vlc and libre both work on Linux. You can download all of these now and keep them in cold storage or if you have a spare laptop go ahead and convert to Linux and set this up now.
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Love that you added entertainment and mental health here! In addition to the books, boardgames etc we keep stored for power outages... we also have a few electronic games that can be played without internet... as long as there is a way to charge up a device (which we do have through solar and a couple other options)
It's super important! I have loads of board games and such available in case of a power outage, and a laptop to play movies on 😉
Glad to see vlc is the very first suggestion. Super under utilized.
Your suggestions are great. As a HAM radio operator, there is another set that is needed to communicate in an emergency.
I've been thinking I should get my HAM license, but still have been learning the theory, good point!
Thanks for info. I have PDF reader, Kindle reader, Epub reader.
Awesome!
This couple months i have been downloading a lot of stuff on my phone i have try to turn off every internet connection to see if it still works and yup they work i have downloaded games movies i just need to buy a usb to load everything in there and download more stuff
A USB key with TAILS OS (portable operating system) is a must have.
And for games : A raspberry pi 4 with a SD card turned into arcade console where you downloaded your games before world go sh**
This boy don’t need much electricity itself (~5-10w), the monitor will sucks much power.
Google maps and wintak needs to be on here as well
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Google maps would be useless but to your point. USGS can be used to download Ortho rectified imagery and maps. you can also get a cheap external GPS antenna for your tablet/computer.
@no.9516 not entirely, it can download offline maps to be able to use for a time
@@TheDigitalPreppertemporarily, only within a small area, and only with in app. So yes, entirely.
The context of the conversation is preparedness so why would you rely on small area coverage that expires after 15 days without wifi, that you can only use if you have access to a Google play app. " To store" is literally in the title of your video.
@@TheDigitalPrepper wintak/atak was a good suggestion though. Even in the same vein, BlueStacks can be used to able to use android apps on windows devices. Apps like OSMand+ are more useful offline than Google maps.
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Of course! I'm thinking of updating this with more, so let me know what you would add for a grid down scenario. Stay safe!
Can you do a video on download video online and converting them to DVD for peppering
I actually own most of these programs! Do you suggest we store the exe's in a folder on our digital vault?
That's awesome! And yes i would download the exe's from the websites and store them without running them. If you want, you could go back every so often to check if there is a updated version.
Minecraft has a way to play offline, and its fun even if you are alone. You have to create a single player game, play it for a minute, then designate it as an offline game in settings.
I think we need some plan for the SHTF scenario of if we could; shouldn't there be a way of using short wave antenna for sending some small packets of email or something that to have some form hacking a short field of internet for the Zombie Apocalypse. There has to be a way during an event like that, some form of short-wave internet through some form of antenna use should work. Correct if I am just wrong but we should have some preplanned hack for that.
Look up mesh networks, that's what may be the future in a true grid-down scenario
Meshtastic is something very promising
Also look up packet radio. It’s like Chat or Text but on ham radio.
can someone please post a link for downloading linux? Or tell me how to go about downloading my Windows 11 Home?
I have a iphone only a iphone so i don’t know how to use the usb
You should be able to use it as a storage device if you plug it into your PC 😀
@@TheDigitalPrepperthat concerning I don’t havea pc
@@stayhardHAHAH Buy a USB adapter that works with your Version of iPhone.
@@elzippo488 thanks
@@stayhardHAHAH Try a raspberry pi or similar tiny computer. old iphones and any device that uses android can be repurposed for storage or to make a tiny mobile pc.
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I also have things like python, java and git and NET framework and C++ on external drives so other programs will work
Good stuff! 👍
But what about linux... I'm planning to move to linux but most of the programs are needed to be installed online...not like windows exe.
Vlc and libre both work on Linux. You can download all of these now and keep them in cold storage or if you have a spare laptop go ahead and convert to Linux and set this up now.