Scott VE3QBZ
scott@mastodon.clitheroe.ca
<p>Amateur radio operator - VE3QBZ<br /> - morse code<br /> - PSK31/Olivia/Hellschreiber<br /> - packet radio (HF & VHF)</p><p>Naval Communicator, Royal Canadian Naval Reserve<br />Principal, Compute & Virtualization, large Canadian telco</p><p>Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, FN03EF</p><p>Situated upon the traditional territories of the Erie, Neutral, Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee and Mississaugas</p>
Posts
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Post #4101323
@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org I've used a small tire jack with wood blocking to straighten out steel frames in my unhinged youthful riding days
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Post #3823889
Her name is Peaches
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Post #2456661
Taking advantage of a rainy down day at the cottage in Newfoundland to finish getting the newly rebuilt portable system set up for digital. Mostly just getting direwolf and fldigi set up, nothing crazy or difficult, I just didn&#39;t have time before we left. I&#39;ll think about throwing a wire in the tree later on this aft, if I figure out how to waterproof (lol..water resist) the EFHW&#39;s balun with the materials I have on hand if needed.
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Post #2347374
Rate my Brewer&#39;s Blackbird
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Post #2347373
Last leg, this time on a &quot;prop-er&quot; aircraft, imo
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Post #2088430
54.8067 kHz run. Warm, midges, breezy. Standout music track was Second Skin by the Gits. The guitar tone on the &quot;Live at The X-Ray&quot; version of this song is fantastic - so much better than the studio version. #AmateurRadioRunningLeague
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Post #2088429
Spongebob Square Planks #FitnessTVShowsOrCartoons #HashtagGames
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Post #1881536
I checked the output systems working as designed the OS shining #EveryTicketAHaiku
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Post #1881535
One week till our trip to Newfoundland!
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Post #1804328
The most disappointing part of the AX.25 removal from the Linux kernel is that it more or less happened with zero consultation as far as I can tell - there were amateurs on the linux-hams mailing list, which is an official kernel mailing list, discussing which technical direction to proceed, people were starting to talk about how they could contribute, who else they could talk to, and next thing the list knew, the patch had been accepted and AX.25 was gone.
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Post #631181
NetBSD looking better every day. I dare say CTWM (their default window manager) is actually pretty charming in its own industrial way