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lightlyused
3y ago
My ac66u-b1 has been acting weird for the past several months. I first thought it was an Ubuntu bug. Wifi wouldn't always reconnect after I'd closed my laptop. Yesterday, however, it seemed to just die randomly. Error was "n
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Global Asus router crash today/last night: Asus
(old.reddit.com)
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4y ago
I just wish cyberduck would get a more standard UI. It is so win95 vb. Otherwise works great!
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I wanted to see James Taylor, but didn't know it would cost $5k
(berkshireeagle.com)
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4y ago
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The Voice of ChatGPT Is Now on the Air
(hackaday.com)
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Band OK Go Sued by Post Foods Over “OK Go!” Cereal Brand
(billboard.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
With all the small SDR qrp radios, you can have most of the amateur HF bands in your pocket. Really good time to join too with the solar max approaching quickly.
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Looking to Ditch Twitter? Morse Code Is Back – Innovation| Smithsonian Magazine
(smithsonianmag.com)
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4y ago
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Prof. Emerita Lynn Conway to Be Inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame
(cse.engin.umich.edu)
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With stroke of his pen, Gov. Mike DeWine defines natural gas as green energy
(cleveland.com)
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4y ago
It is all fun running on one machine until a capacitor leaks or something else goes south.
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4y ago
I've loved this show since I first say it on Kentucky Educational TV oh so long ago when I got my first TV. Would watch this and then Monty Python right after.
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Gifaanisqatsi
(monkeon.co.uk)
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A comprehensive study of Allan Holdsworths improvisational ideas, patterns, scal
(youtube.com)
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Agrivoltaics is the future, but more solar and plant research is needed
(energynews.us)
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Currying Layout Component Patterns in Next.js – Creative Designs Guru
(creativedesignsguru.com)
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Ohio’s unemployment benefits computer system on hold company officials indicted
(cleveland.com)
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Music Theory is SIMPLE –(when it's presented like this)
(youtube.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
They say that 427 million barrels is the lowest since 1984. I don't see that based on their graph. This article is nothing but FUD.
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Over-the-Air Reception Devices Rule – Federal Communications Commission
(fcc.gov)
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4y ago
I was just trying to play Ace Attorney on an emulator under Ubuntu 22.04. emulator locks up, appears to be a wayland issue. Anyone know one that will work?
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Nobel Prize winner Gregg Semenza retracts four papers
(retractionwatch.com)
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PHaRLAP Provision of High-Frequency Raytracing Laboratory for Propagation
(dst.defence.gov.au)
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Cambodia bans the FT-891 – QRZ Forums
(forums.qrz.com)
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PhirePhly/Micromirrors: Tiny Software Mirrors
(github.com)
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Curators Discover a Rare Chinese 'Magic Mirror' One of Only Three Known
(news.artnet.com)
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Fact or Fiction: Is the current Supreme Court bench illegitimate?
(statswithsasa.com)
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4y ago
"If you get burglarized, your ham radio equipment probably won't get stolen. And if it does, it's a crime of opportunity, not because someone found you in a database and somehow knew you had the good equipment." I think
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4y ago
Ham radio ops have had their information public for years, lot's of expensive radio equipment to be had. I don't understand the issue here.
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Parker Spiral
(spaceweather.com)
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