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by entropea 6y ago
There are many around the world and in USA who would say the exact same about the USA and I'm sure China says the exact same about USA. I personally see no difference between the two except they're both fighting to be the world su
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by entropea 6y ago
I don't personally find a need for digital voice communications on HAM. Analog is perfectly fine. You get much more reliability and stability from analog voice. There's not really a rush to move away from it, especially on HF. Dig
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by entropea 6y ago
ARRL Field Day is the best! I just got back from this years Field Day two weeks ago and its still really active and a large event even though band conditions are really very poor. One year I setup a VHF/UHF log periodic and was able to
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by entropea 6y ago
I made it across the pond to UK from NY on WSPR 20 meter amateur band using the ~10dBm output of a Raspberry Pi on its IO pins. It's quite capable. That was ~7 years ago when the atmosphere/sun was a bit more ham friendly however.
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by entropea 6y ago
Seattle/Puget Sound area has Hamwan: https://hamwan.org/
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by entropea 6y ago
5 mods control 92 of the top 500 subreddits. Those bury brigades are real, but instead they just remove what they don't want seen or promote content they do want seen with huge influence in the most popular subreddits. The same issue w
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by entropea 6y ago
I'm not against it if thats how I came off, I apologise if it sounded like that. I'm more against the corporate PR campaigns that drown out real material change for black individuals that those like Martin Luther King with the Po
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by entropea 6y ago
How does it help black individuals though? Like how does it improve their lives, police brutality & prison reform, poverty, water quality?
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by entropea 6y ago
I put $750 into 401k last year (I was tech ''''contract'''' worker and wasn't being paid well in the first place and ended up with a cool $459 in my 401k at the end of the year and I stopped cont
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by entropea 6y ago
The Capitalist will always try to cut costs at the benefit of shareholder pockets, especially at a period when workers have the least or close to the least working rights of any western country. The most expensive costs are typically labor.
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by entropea 6y ago
Who consumes the products?
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by entropea 6y ago
Can you explain to us how that's communism?
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by entropea 6y ago
Hypotheticals don't belong in criminal trials.
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by entropea 6y ago
I agree that they should have jail time, but life in prison after not actually harming anyone physically? That's authoritarian and exactly what I was replying to in OP's comment.
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by entropea 6y ago
I bet we'll see nearly no refugees from Hong Kong when data starts appearing in a few years.
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by entropea 6y ago
Aren't there also similar laws like that in USA? People are being recommended life sentences for throwing a molotov at an empty police vehicle during these George Floyd protests and are being labeled as terrorists by Trump. https:
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by entropea 6y ago
This is exactly why I'm trying to move out of the USA.
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by entropea 6y ago
Sony also has new bodies being announced in a few weeks and Sony's lens lineup is already unmatched. Even Sigma ART glass beats out most Canon lenses in DXOMark's tests and cost much less.
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by entropea 6y ago
>I came from a blue collar family. Both parents work long hours to provide for our family. I was working when I was 12. I didn't own anything of value through HS or college. I worked several jobs to pay my way through college. I hav
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by entropea 6y ago
It's frankly one of the reasons I got rid of my iPhone 6S shortly after buying it, for another Android phone. A lot of Apple's ergonomic choices just seemed bizarre to me compared to most Android devices. I'm sure they'
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by entropea 7y ago
That would be like $10 for most of the country.
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by entropea 7y ago
I haven't watched Seattle local news in years and feel like absolutely nothing has changed at all, and I feel just as informed. I'm slowly getting rid of national news as well, as many sources aren't there to inform, but now
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by entropea 7y ago
>and it’s conditioning future generations to accept this level of surveillance as adults. They will absolutely never be free of surveillance in a modern society, whether private or by government, anyway. Might as well get them used to it
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by entropea 7y ago
>We can't have children being used to constant surveillance and accepting this as a part of life. It sets them up for so many problems in the future, where they won't understand the serious implications of constant tracking and
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by entropea 7y ago
There are plenty of western apps doing surveillance on people and selling data, as the article mentions. I'm not sure how abiding by countries regulations when the only thing about them is that they aren't defined by the USA'
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by entropea 7y ago
Also no https://
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by entropea 7y ago
Ah yes, holding up the constitution by not getting congressional authorization to engage in war with foreign countries.
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by entropea 7y ago
>he exposed himself to Did you miss what happened to him when he was arrested? He's now being tortured even more. He put himself there, for his safety, and to think he did it 'just because' is wildly ridiculous.
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by entropea 7y ago
>BT would be part nationalised under £20bn scheme funded by new tax on tech companies I would suggest reading the article, even the subheadline right where your eyes first focus had you even opened the link.
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by entropea 7y ago
Presumably that money goes back into the pockets of everyday people who then spend it in an ever revolving churn of money which keeps capitalism working. If your economy is held up by rich people and rich people alone, your economy probably

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