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At the end of the day, my problems with ham is 1: For stupid legacy reasons, I can't use crypto 2: In order to get and hold a license, I have to provide my fu
by some_random 6y ago
At the end of the day, my problems with ham is
1: For stupid legacy reasons, I can't use crypto
2: In order to get and hold a license, I have to provide my full name and address, which is then PUBLICLY AVAILABLE
- justin66 6y agoIt sounds like what you'd approve of is something entirely different than Amateur Radio. Neither of the things you mention is an accident or "legacy" restriction.
- some_random 6y agoAh yes, what would amateur radio be if my name and address weren't published for all to see. No, I don't care about ham, I care about the many other things you need a ham license for, such as flying drones in some configurations. I never said any of this was an accident, and the cryto stuff is absolutely cold war legacy bs.
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