threeio

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by threeio 7y ago
My kiwi is public and on the list.. its a fun device and has been super useful to me over the years (I record shortwave radio shows, listen in on the ham bands without having to go to my ham shack, etc)
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by threeio 7y ago
As a ham who got licensed at 12 here in the states, I'd encourage you to fight the social element and give it a go... I had mixed feelings about it but it ended up being interesting to learn everything in a classroom style setting. The
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by threeio 7y ago
EG: https://www.ettus.com/
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by threeio 7y ago
I was going to suggest that you look into some of the patents that were the basis for the old Ricochet Networks stuff as its the basis for most of the smartgrid meter tech, but apparently many of them are more recent than I expected and sti
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by threeio 7y ago
I most recently spotted him on the show The Magicians. https://themagicians.fandom.com/wiki/Matt_Frewer
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by threeio 7y ago
Take my upvote. The Office (S06E03).
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by threeio 7y ago
SRE - Omnivore.io - Remote (US/CANADA) The Site Reliability Engineer is responsible for the health and well-being of the production environment, implementation of new and existing components, and maintaining and modernizing the process
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by threeio 7y ago
My wife and I stumbled on Seedlip and its good stuff... spent some time in the Netherlands this summer and found they really have decent selections of 0.0 wine/beer available at most places... hope that comes to the states at some poin
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by threeio 7y ago
MajorBBS was a whole other ballgame when it came to operations... Cost of the software, digiboards, modems and multiple lines generally put it outside of the reach of the teenage sysop market... it also tended to lend to commercial operator
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by threeio 7y ago
I started there... I was talking HST Dual Standard days and had upgraded by then ;)
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by threeio 7y ago
ATS11=35M3 is about all I remember these days.. dial quick, only gimme the busy or ring ;)
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by threeio 7y ago
SRE - Omnivore.io - Remote (US/CANADA) The Site Reliability Engineer is responsible for the health and well-being of the production environment, implementation of new and existing components, and maintaining and modernizing the process
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by threeio 7y ago
Omnivore.io - Senior Operations Engineer TELECOMMUTE Full Time POSITION SUMMARY: The Senior Operations Engineer is responsible for the health and well-being of the production environment, implementation of new and existing components, and
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by threeio 8y ago
I dropped so much cash on compuserve as a kid... ugh the pain and realization when my folks figured out what it was..
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by threeio 8y ago
Its funny that I remembered the new york resistor group as the people who did my teensy morse code keyboard, when in fact its the same dude. ( https://trmm.net/Morse_Code_keyboard )
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by threeio 8y ago
Sounds similar to some of the CW Skimmers.. http://www.dxatlas.com/cwskimmer/ is the primary one, however its pay and windows only
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by threeio 8y ago
I'll also point out that https://sdr.hu/ provides many many other locations that you can listen from
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by threeio 8y ago
This is -exactly- why I will never have my DNA sequenced (I'm the brother no one knows about)
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by threeio 8y ago
You can get a PO Box or forwarding service as your FCC address.. doesn't have to be street address just mailing addy.
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by threeio 8y ago
I'll also toss out that there is a great amateur radio community on Reddit... where you can avoid some of the more... seasoned radio operators, their opinions and health conditions ;) https://www.reddit.com/r/amate
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by threeio 8y ago
http://sdr.hu as well for even more locations
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by threeio 8y ago
I recently stumbled on my original Hero's Quest 1 (non-vga) disks when digging thru a box... I forget who owned the trademark but they had to change the name of the game.. after it had been released :) Thief for life.
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by threeio 8y ago
Its kinda sad that linode would trust HE.net for their provider.. I would have expected a better partner, I used to host with Linode in london and it was rock solid
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by threeio 8y ago
http://archive.is/tnR2i
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by threeio 9y ago
I’ll toss in that reddit has one of the better ham radio communities without the nonsense old man drama of other sites.. http://reddit.com/r/amateurradio 73, N3LGA
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by threeio 9y ago
Its split in the US between Coke and Pepsi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr_Pepper#Distribution
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by threeio 9y ago
I remember registering wwwslashdot.org in my young days of being a typo-domain advertiser (had to eat in college, I've repented) and CmdrTaco posted a message indicating that they "Must have made it because someone registered our
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by threeio 9y ago
More web based receivers are also available on http://sdr.hu and http://websdr.org
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by threeio 9y ago
You should let me specify only airport codes and you do the translation in the background... I went in and did SFO, IAD, LHR, DBX and assumed any travel site would understand where I wanted to go without clicking the dropdown entries
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by threeio 10y ago
I remember waking up in my apartment, walking out onto the balcony, looking up and seeing the office windows (I lived across the street) and thinking that I had failed. A week later I had my entire life packed into my car and drove across t

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