In case you wondered why there are roadless areas on Forest Service land, Zeke Lunder has a good video discussing that. Roadless areas exist due to ruggedness of terrain and lack of timber. Yes, I guarantee those lands were considered in the log everything era of the 1960s-1980s.
Overnight, an unusual but small M3.6 earthquake happened north of us in Redding, Ca. Crystal clear detection but we slept through any shaking (possibly too far for surface shaking here) #Earthquake recorded on the #RaspberryShake #CitizenScience
Return to Office is surprisingly exhausting.
Switching Network Tips on US Mobile
Potential best practices for US Mobile subscribers switching their network (e.g., from Dark Star to Warp): upon receiving the eSim QR Code, delete or turn off your old eSims (this is scary but should be fine), delete any APN profiles, then install the new eSim. If needed, install the network specific APN profile. If the new eSim doesn’t activate after 10 minutes, contact support and after double checking some things, they’ll probably send you a new eSim QR Code. If you use iMessage, go to iMessage Settings and ensure your phone number is being used in addition to your Apple Account email. US Mobile’s network switching really great technology but eSims can be finicky.
Day 3 of the Micro.blog June Photo Challenge: Shadow
L-188 Electra, operated by AirSpray, at Chico, CA (KCIC)
#MBJune #Aviation #AvGeek
Family photo of Mount St. Helens (foreground) and Mount Rainier (background). Probably on a flight from KSMF to KSEA, somewhere just north of Portland #MountStHelens #Aviation #AvGeek


















