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ianpenney
3y ago
Thank you so much for helping me elaborate on this.
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I’m having trouble explaining why many commenters are missing the point about this guys little diatribe, but I’m going to try because I like this community. The 10 dollar words in his work don’t impress me much, but there’s something of sub
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3y ago
Quick somebody PoC this with SMSGTE over APRS! (So you can browse the web over ham radio. Ridiculously impractical but delicious!) https://smsgte.org/
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4y ago
What happens when your unencrypted laptop gets stolen or lost? Go read the Cloud Security Alliance’s CAIQ questionnaire. There’s much more to serving enterprise than just your code quality and cloud platform. You need to operate the busines
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4y ago
Yo you ever been to Nakiryu for ramen though? It’s fire. The instant stuff they have at 7 is also incredible. (Michelin rated instant noodles. Seriously.) Also I can’t remember the name of the place (Aka something) in Shinjuku but they do a
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4y ago
Brighton is SO COOL. No sarcasm. Really loved it.
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4y ago
Learning to say the following in the language of the land will get you further than 99% of tourists. Hello Please Thank you Excuse me I’m sorry Most notably - speaking Catalan instead of Spanish in Barcelona will endear you to locals in a w
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4y ago
I’ve been 18 times and I had a good chuckle at this story and the comments. All largely inaccurate. Especially the bits about APA and Kyoto. Y’all reek of FOMO and exoticism. Chill. Just go with it. You’ll be fine. Live your normal life, ju
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4y ago
Ham radio is still like this. ;)
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amateur radio service means a radiocommunication service in which radio apparatus are used for the purpose of self-training, intercommunication or technical investigation by individuals who are interested in radio technique solely with a pe
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4y ago
Get an amateur radio license (or, in Canada - it's a "Certificate of Proficiency"), and then spend a couple of years participating in exercises with a local club. That way you'll learn about propagation, what makes a goo
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4y ago
If you’re going to use a radio in an emergency, the radio is less important than the skill of the operator. So, if you’re serious, go do the test and get the license so that you can practice. Radios don’t work like in the movies. There’s a
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Intro to Google Workspace with Apple Business Manager
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4y ago
Fond memories of reading many series of books on my Palm IIIxe. The green glow of the backlight made for a relaxing bedtime. HHGTTG, Dune, Gibson. I lost a Kobo in an airline seat pocket and had enjoyed it for only a year. While it was a b
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Canadian Online Harms Consultation: Heritage ATIP'ed for Hundreds of Submissions
(michaelgeist.ca)
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> Firstly: when was the last time your on call rotation comprised exclusively programs that you had written? How many systems does your team look after that it "inherited" from elsewhere? Agree it's not fair to be on-call
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ianpenney
5y ago
As an SRE Leader (~22 years of IT experience), how does this sound? 1. I'd give you 2x the amount of time off immediately, the next morning. Minimum 2 hours. More than that, I'd ask if you'd prefer to shift your workday later
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Career-long sysadmin/SRE/SRE Team Lead, here. I've worked at large shops (10-30 million end users) and some shops where 99.98% is the SLA to prevent millions of dollars of losses in supply chain. First of all, I appreciated t
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My personal opinion of W3W, while a cool experiment, has always been: over-engineered. To hear they're raising their hackles is disappointing. From Amateur Radio: Maidenhead grid squares + NATO phonetic alphabet are technical but adequ
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It’s pretty strong. You can listen to Amateur operators using it if you go to websdr.org, find one of the handful of receiving stations that cover 437.8 MHz, and time it right. One of the neat things is that you’ll easily see the Doppler sh
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It’s off right now. Plans are to add a second radio in the Russian segment later so they have two IORS modules running at the same time. Then they can operate both the repeater and digipeater.
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The APRS-K2 cable? https://baofengtech.com/aprs-k2-trrs-cable
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https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/ataglance/855/ From April, Japan has been on top of this for a little while. Impressive science imho.
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6y ago
Get a Radioddity GD-77 and an MMDVM hotspot and install https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/OpenGD77 Should keep you busy and learning!
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The latest report "Relative sensitivity of international surveillance" seems pretty solid. > ... In previous reports, we estimated the likely epidemic size in Wuhan City based on air traffic volumes and the number of detected c
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Recent Covid-19 Reports from J-Idea at Imperial College London
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I can assure you, it's real! I got mine in the mail on Monday! Caveat: I have not attained reception yet, because of obstacles. The North America kit comes with: - Low Noise Block Downconverter (LNB) antenna, capable of Ku-Band recepti
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7y ago
This might pair well with an Othernet kit, supposing you're in a coverage area. https://othernet.is
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I don't know if shortcuts included ssh key support before this update, but I just noticed that it does now! ed25519 appears to be the default key type. Now I can run Terraform automatically when I get home to provision some tea! /
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Namaste. I, too was pretty wide eyed and excited when I thought about the consequences of such an acquisition. At this point, I think we're all looking to the initial actors for some clarification. Later, when I saw that Adafruit'
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