I love this!

I also love the idea of digital prepping (? Not sure if there's a real term for it). Even just jokingly preparing to have a set of tech work after some kind of apocalypse. UPS/solar driven home LAN with a server running copies of wiki, stack overflow, various other resources. Maybe a bunch of music/movies/games. Whatever would assist us if we lost the internet and power grids.

I don't actually think that's likely to happen, but I absolutely do enjoy some mild prepping just for fun and because the effort is so low I might as well be prepared (we have a bugout bag, extensive first aid kit, all the basic tools and survival gear, etc).

It's also just handy to have this stuff around and "own" it rather than always depend on others to be there for us.

I've often wondered about obtaining my own copy of wikipedia (and other knowledge) to put on a portable device. It would be very useful when I jump in my time machine to travel back in time. I'm going to need to know how to build things so that I can become the "winner" of history. Of course, as history would show us if we learned, when you upset the apple cart, the establishment usually eliminates the threat. So, that's the last piece I haven't worked out yet. Oh, and the time traveling bit.