threeio

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by threeio 3y ago
Honestly the hackRF was the tool we all had before the flipper zero, its just a better carry factor. also -- get into amateur radio, we need more hackers to offset the old people we are all turning into ;)
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by threeio 3y ago
I feel very old right now.
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by threeio 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T21njN2HJgY
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by threeio 3y ago
Doesn't always work this way but: Smaller Monitor: Comms (email, calendar, slack, etc) -- often times I have this vertical (top email/cal and slack below) and it doubles for viewing dashboards for stats during troubleshooting. Big
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by threeio 3y ago
its still doable in 2019... just not as plentiful ;) I was still able to get DXCC during the lows in a Silicon Valley downtown tiny lot (however, this isn't an apartment in a major city)
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by threeio 3y ago
It worked surprisingly well (as did some of the other BBS message networks of the time). Sure it took a bit for messages to traverse the network, however most of that was to try to reduce on cost per minute long distance.
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by threeio 3y ago
Is it bad that I knew that one without opening it? ... never mind I'll be over yelling at these young kids to get off my lawn :)
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by threeio 3y ago
e-Dreams - About Kozmo.com (think an early instacart/ubereats/doordash for those of you who weren't around) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j847rYNo2G0
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by threeio 3y ago
Razor1911 is a cracking group from the mid 80s on... but it would be fantastic wouldn't it? :)
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by threeio 3y ago
This video is pure joy.
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by threeio 3y ago
I support and mirrored your actives as a youth.
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by threeio 3y ago
I've got my Kozmo bag around here somewhere... used it as my work bag for ages.
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by threeio 3y ago
Thats surprising, GSO always had me sign for my shipments and required ID. If I wasn't home or no one over 21 was then I'd have to pick it up at the distro center.
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by threeio 3y ago
I've used tossabledigits.com for years... great service.
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by threeio 3y ago
I just assumed that all of them had it... my local has had it for a year at least... zero chance I'm doing that.
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by threeio 3y ago
A 20$ RTL-SDR will give you a very broad view of the spectrum and an idea of how one area can be quiet, the other filled with signals and the oddities of atmospheric noise, etc. Super fun and there are 100,000 YouTube videos on how to get i
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by threeio 3y ago
Travel to Israel, its in -every- car.
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by threeio 3y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but in some of my international travels, rental cars had a keypad that had to be entered correctly prior to the key working. No key code entry, no run. Put the keypad in 3 times incorrectly in a row, syste
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by threeio 3y ago
I mean, isn't that basically what the first .com was about? :) Everyone went from thinking every page view was equivalent to a magazine/tv/radio ad view, paying 5-10$ CPM and then everyone wised up and the industry was decima
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by threeio 3y ago
Thats a real shame... I've rightfully ignored all of the people who encouraged youth to join the hobby then shunned them for talking about topics that they weren't interested in or experimenting with different modes that they don&
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by threeio 3y ago
Yeah, the ARRL's technical team is... lacking.
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by threeio 3y ago
I read the first edition so many times as a young kid... AWK was just such a cool name when I would go to the library and grab a book out of the stacks trying to learn something new.
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by threeio 3y ago
I'm reminded of this in the very early days on my blazing fast 486... where you would go to build the kernel and walk away for two days waiting for the next compile failure.
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by threeio 3y ago
I miss my candy coated unix as I used to lovingly refer to 10.1 on my iBook back in the day.
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by threeio 3y ago
The real question is how many of these did you use or have exposure to during the time... I lost count after a while, but I also switched platforms all the time back in my youth ;)
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by threeio 3y ago
I once used port 53 for all my communications at a hotel that was charing metering bandwidth by the gb... it was a magical weekend of DNS passthrough with video calls, etc. 53 is my go to port when the network is wonky.
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by threeio 4y ago
Glad I wasn't the only one thinking that ;)
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by threeio 4y ago
I spent so much time in Qwest datacenters in the early 2000s.. Was so happy to move out of there into Equinix.
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by threeio 4y ago
Verizon was Bell Atlantic (and by buyout NYNEX) and GTE as I recall... So they were already Wireline side of the A/B AMPS system. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verizon_Communications
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by threeio 4y ago
Its awesome to ask it who owns you.com and seeing a different answer each time. I've been told Alphabet, Samsung and a few other companies now with each browser refresh I do.

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