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to another question, the answer was:

Photopea runs completely in your device, just like Gimp or Photoshop do. It does not upload any of your files to the internet.

You can load www.Photopea.com, disconnect from the internet and keep using it completely offline. None of your files ever leaves your computer.

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I didn't know that but if true sounds pretty great. I didn't know it could work like that?

Is it nice to be guarenteed a white xmas? :) and how'd the internet speeds there on base?

So they really dont try to redirect it? it seems like you were saying, like it wouldn't be so hard. dig a trench. dirt walls. what can it burn through and what might make it change direction? Would they redirect it if it approached like a school or homes? or is that against a culture?

-Thanks :)

edit for repeat comment. sorry just read a similar comment. maybe just answer the would they redirect it for a... (school/house/slow old lady) part haha

People would watch it plow over the school and thank mr. pele for his judgement of not needing the school? pardon my ignorance for the culture. that's crazy and interesting.

I hope that this god looks out for you all or somehow or another things don't take a turn for the worse in too great a manner. Thanks for the link with pictures too. neat shots.

I dig the reply and much appreciated. after reading your post found this right away:

http://www.npr.org/2014/11/01/360719232/diverting-lava-flow-may-be-possible-but-some-hawaiians-object

has a little more information along what you are saying and other examples of tried successes and failures in doing just what we are all asking.