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This Container is one of my all time favourites. I made a lot of them, all kind of sizes, colours and materials. Found the design in the Origami Bible of Nick Robinson, page 84.
It is great for holding tiny little things, nothing gets lost. The product above is a big one and four smaller ones and it is in use for several months. Looks like new, Elephant Hide works well. I like the dark grey colour, like stone.
Lion Toy DAF 3300 container truck with adjustable length trailer. Made in the Netherlands 1:50 scale.
Taking advantage of some vacation time at work and early morning summer light, I headed to one of the few remaining Searchlight Signal bridges on the old Santa Fe Transcon.
There has been a fair amount of rainfall in the area, leading to some extensive flooding in north central Missouri (more on that later) so, here's another train #13 reflected in some standing rainwater.
-BNSF ES44C4 #6926, C44-9W #5175, ES44C4 #6524 leading power
-BNSF Eastabound Intermodal Train
-BNSF (ex-ATSF) Marceline Sub, MP 342, Track 2
-Meadow Rd Crossing, Bucklin, MO
-June 25, 2019
2 shipping containers unfold connecting themselves into a woodshed classroom for kids.
For the Non-Profit Side Street Projects
Container ZERO is a self-contained communications station used to connect real-world Burning Man with virtual worlds on the Internet.
Danger Ranger acquired the first Burning Man shipping container in 1997, which was designated ZERO. By the year 2008, there were over 90 shipping containers in the Burning Man transportation fleet.
Container ZERO is a Vietnam era military communications box with a lightweight aluminum frame. It was designed to be helicoptered into the field. The floor, ceiling and walls are fully insulated, so it stays relatively cool in the desert heat. From 1997 thru 1999 it served as storage and staging for the Black Rock Rangers. From 2000 to 2004, it was used on the DPW Work Ranch to house the inverter controls and battery bank for a solar power system. From 2005 to 2006 it was used for storage by Bill Carson. In 2007 it was returned to mobile use as Danger Ranger's on-playa communication station. The interior has been decorated to look like a Jules Vern Victorian computer parlor. One side of the container is hinged at the bottom, so when the weather permits, it can be opened up. When the side is open and the oriental carpet unrolled, it looks like a steampunk set on a theater stage.
Most of the graphics & artwork inside container ZERO were done by Dusty Hawthorne.
Full set of photos here:
www.flickr.com/photos/10111/sets/72157601672879332/
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Designer: Philip Shen
Diagram: Philip Shen Selected Geometric Folds BOS Booklet #18 by Paul Jackson
Unit: 1 square
Paper: Pincord Metallic
This is the first bit of Bitfrost, the OLPC security service specification, in action. The screenshot is of the default 'olpc' user in a simple Terminal activity. Because we are in a container, we are sandbox'ing each activity, making their view of the entire Linux system only large enough for them to properly function. They won't know of the existence of other software running and would not be able to reach out and infect/manipulate them (simply speaking).
* Only 4 processes exist, instead of the ~70 that are running
* 7 devices are visible to Terminal, down from the 150
* There are only 30 entries in /proc, rather than ~120 a non-containerized process would see
Woot!
(NOTE: This is before any tightening down has been done, and should serve only as a proof-of-concept. Eventually the island to which these activities live will be more confined)
How to set up networking between Docker containers
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