A Hacker News discussion highlights the idea of forming local "Internet Resiliency Clubs"—small groups that pool resources to maintain reliable internet access during outages. Think shared backup connections, mesh networks, or even just neighbors helping each other troubleshoot. It’s a grassroots approach to dodging disruptions, whether from storms, ISP failures, or other hiccups.

Editor’s Note: As internet dependency grows, so does frustration with single points of failure. This isn’t just about tech—it’s about people banding together to solve a modern problem with old-school collaboration. For remote workers, students, or anyone who’s ever cursed a dead router, it’s a practical (and kinda heartwarming) workaround.