Ham licenses don't grant authority to operate on cell frequencies or interoperate with stations in other services (like cell towers) in non-emergency situations.
Actually, I think that 4chan is useful, and does add value.
I consider it a sort of overpressure relief valve. Go read The Shockwave Rider (feel free to get it from anywhere you like, including libraries), compare 4chan to Hearing Aid.
My personal webpages, on the other hand, exist primarily for me to experiment (badly) with HTML and Apache configurations.
The honey may last for years; it's likely however that there are delicate flavors that get lost as it ages.
Bread may last for a few weeks, but when it's fresh, it seems to taste better (or at least different, if we're not going to make assumptions about flavor preference).
That sounds interesting, but the coffee honey is likely to taste of coffee blossoms, not roasted coffee seeds. You may not get the flavor you're hoping for.
Even if you can only say "Put an adhesive-tape X across the windows to attempt to mitigate the shards of flying glass, and do stay away from the windows during the 2:30p-2:40p time frame", that's quite helpful.
put up a sign: "Warning! This shop protected by email!" ?
Warning! This shop protected by attack email.
That way they would-be perps know that they'll have to deal with malicious payloads, instead of just phishing and 419 like you get from the usual sleepy bone-chewing guard emails.
I don't know anyone in security that doesn't want a continuous recording of the video.
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, and these cameras provide a continuous recording, plus automatically upload selected highlights - that's pretty cool. If they're ONLY recording "interesting things" - that's not good (for me).
You can already get "quick turn" circuit boards in a few days from real board houses.
I don't see 3D printing speeding it up any, especially when the boards produced may not be continuity tested or have 94V-0 approval.
Besides, once you make the board, it needs to be populated, soldered, functional tested, and possibly safety tested (hipot).
Slowing it down can save money - standard turn & assembly may take a few weeks, but the cost may be 1/100th of quick turn (economies of scale, no expedite charges, standard freight instead of expedited...).
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You should be fine, the 510nm band is unlicensed.
Ham licenses don't grant authority to operate on cell frequencies or interoperate with stations in other services (like cell towers) in non-emergency situations.
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Actually, I think that 4chan is useful, and does add value.
I consider it a sort of overpressure relief valve. Go read The Shockwave Rider (feel free to get it from anywhere you like, including libraries), compare 4chan to Hearing Aid.
My personal webpages, on the other hand, exist primarily for me to experiment (badly) with HTML and Apache configurations.
I have a sneaking suspicion there was a tpyo, and they actually meant 9! clicks.
robots.txt
User-agent: * /
Disallow:
<meta name="robots" content="nofollow" >
(not to say your blog is crap just saying in general the net is full of crap).
I fully proclaim* that all my personal webpages are full of crap, and add no value to the internet.
* vs admit; proactive vs reactive.
I have a feeling that it's the same way with honey that hasn't been stabilized and dough-conditionered.
Fresh? I thought honey lasted for years.
The honey may last for years; it's likely however that there are delicate flavors that get lost as it ages.
Bread may last for a few weeks, but when it's fresh, it seems to taste better (or at least different, if we're not going to make assumptions about flavor preference).
I HAVE to try coffee honey.
That sounds interesting, but the coffee honey is likely to taste of coffee blossoms, not roasted coffee seeds. You may not get the flavor you're hoping for.
That's only likely to help with new construction.
Duck & Cover warnings just need a way of informing the populace, not making everyone rebuild their homes on a proactive whim.
Even if you can only say "Put an adhesive-tape X across the windows to attempt to mitigate the shards of flying glass, and do stay away from the windows during the 2:30p-2:40p time frame", that's quite helpful.
inwards opening doors
Around here, doors on commercial buildings open outward. Something about making it easier to escape a burning building.
Sadly, Ineffective against the mob, and may make it difficult dealing with insurance & police.
How does the gun help if the staff has gone home overnight?
put up a sign: "Warning! This shop protected by email!" ?
Warning! This shop protected by attack email.
That way they would-be perps know that they'll have to deal with malicious payloads, instead of just phishing and 419 like you get from the usual sleepy bone-chewing guard emails.
Have you considered a one-handed wonderbox, like a Twiddler?
Haven't used, and they always seemed dumb to me, but if you're already considering left handed Dvorak, maybe this is what you're looking for.
... because the best way to show people that copying IP is wrong is to copy their IP.
And once you factor in the network layer overhead, you're very close to dividing by 10 (in decimal) to go from bits/second to bytes/second.
I would hope that conversion is a type of arithmetic you find trivial.
There is only one solution: become rich or become poor.
That's two solutions.
Last line of the article, apt on many levels:
“How does it feel,” his inquisitor asked, “to be the most hated man in America?”
In fairness to Mr. Karlin, he figured out what "ordinary people" could handle, and the target of "ordinary person" has moved.
I don't know anyone in security that doesn't want a continuous recording of the video.
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, and these cameras provide a continuous recording, plus automatically upload selected highlights - that's pretty cool. If they're ONLY recording "interesting things" - that's not good (for me).
You can already get "quick turn" circuit boards in a few days from real board houses.
I don't see 3D printing speeding it up any, especially when the boards produced may not be continuity tested or have 94V-0 approval.
Besides, once you make the board, it needs to be populated, soldered, functional tested, and possibly safety tested (hipot).
Slowing it down can save money - standard turn & assembly may take a few weeks, but the cost may be 1/100th of quick turn (economies of scale, no expedite charges, standard freight instead of expedited...).
I have ONE Model M. They're indestructible, after all.
Even if you're using wireless for the last 100 meters, having wire or fiber to each neighborhood will help.