Nope, operate under State authority for the tribal EOC. Wouldn't want to lose my ham ticket or radio-telephone license. I'm also good with my county radio officer. I just don't play the vest & badges game. When the shit hits the fan, they know who I am.
It's not like I don't have my ICS-400 and shit.Hell, I even put up a D-Star box on the tribal tower so we can go digital with the county EOC. You just won't find any laminated card around my neck or me checking in each week on the net. When you've built broadcast stations, radio becomes just a tool.
I haven't talked on the radio for months. But I still know how to pass traffic.
You are incorrect, uninformed, and perpetuating misinformation. And you, sir, are what we call an ECommie. Get your reflective vest and callsign hat, and jog off. We don't need no stinkin' badges. Your radio ain't going to dig you out of a fallen house. What you need is a good set of demolition tools, food, water, first aid and tarps. Get to know your neighbors and help them when the shit hits the fan. CERT training can help but just don't go all happy with it and make it your whole life. Enjoy the now.
If you want a radio for emergencies, then get one on your state EOC frequency so you can bypass all the ECommie wannabes.
I've got a VHF-low Maxtrac channeled up for Washington State CEMNET and the Red Cross. I'll be grabbing that before I grab my 2m.
The last thing we need is a bunch of humans spewing bacteria on a planet/moon that we're trying to examine for extraterrestrial life. One small slip and they could fuck things up for the rest of time.
I just bought an old Toughbook about a month ago with only a floppy in it. See, there's this software to program the cabin lights on a 747 that runs only on 95 or earlier and needs to produce a single-sided 3.5" floppy to insert in the aircraft. We have teams that travel the world overseeing cabin upgrades and I got tired of trying to get old Dells to live long enough to last more than one trip.
Come to Washington State. We have a 20 trooper task force out right now on a 10 mile stretch of I-5 looking for distracted or raging drivers. Yes, they will ticket you for texting or following too close.
Oh, I have. Granted it was at a Dead concert and LSD was involved. But I distinctly recall thinking/feeling that I was floating above the crowd. My mind presented me with the POV of that position. It was fun. I'd love to do it again but Jerry's dead and I'm too old to drop again.
But it's just all software running on meatware. Nothing has gone anywhere.
Tell me about it. At our 200 person aerospace company the facilities and IT are one two-man department. Our trouble ticket system tracks both bad keyboards and toilet issues.
The call I hate to get starts off with, "do you know where a plunger is?" I know what the next question is going to be.
Indeed a while. I was hosting images.slashdot.org on a Pent 120 running Slackware at the ISP I worked for. Rob's T1 was saturated and our T3 had a lot of bandwidth left.
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So he should us Special Information Tones Tones?
Are you sure that wasn't just coax gain?
Volvo. 'nuff said.
"...the app itself uses over 2GB of ram after it caches all of its data."
And this is why we can't have nice things.
Plasma sets put out so much RFI that it makes working HF hell if one is in your neighborhood.
Nope, operate under State authority for the tribal EOC. Wouldn't want to lose my ham ticket or radio-telephone license. I'm also good with my county radio officer. I just don't play the vest & badges game. When the shit hits the fan, they know who I am.
It's not like I don't have my ICS-400 and shit.Hell, I even put up a D-Star box on the tribal tower so we can go digital with the county EOC. You just won't find any laminated card around my neck or me checking in each week on the net. When you've built broadcast stations, radio becomes just a tool.
I haven't talked on the radio for months. But I still know how to pass traffic.
Yeah, mine's mostly floppy these days, too.
I have Turbo Pascal for CP/M on an 8" floppy if you need it.
You are incorrect, uninformed, and perpetuating misinformation.
And you, sir, are what we call an ECommie. Get your reflective vest and callsign hat, and jog off. We don't need no stinkin' badges. Your radio ain't going to dig you out of a fallen house. What you need is a good set of demolition tools, food, water, first aid and tarps. Get to know your neighbors and help them when the shit hits the fan. CERT training can help but just don't go all happy with it and make it your whole life. Enjoy the now.
If you want a radio for emergencies, then get one on your state EOC frequency so you can bypass all the ECommie wannabes.
I've got a VHF-low Maxtrac channeled up for Washington State CEMNET and the Red Cross. I'll be grabbing that before I grab my 2m.
So you're saying that it won't be free for my Franklin Ace?
Now can I get this for my motorcycle?
I'm still waiting for the Lynnwood to Anchorage plans to show up on the ST website.
The last thing we need is a bunch of humans spewing bacteria on a planet/moon that we're trying to examine for extraterrestrial life. One small slip and they could fuck things up for the rest of time.
Clarke had it right. Attempt no landings.
Tried that. This software seems to directly address the floppy drive.
I just bought an old Toughbook about a month ago with only a floppy in it. See, there's this software to program the cabin lights on a 747 that runs only on 95 or earlier and needs to produce a single-sided 3.5" floppy to insert in the aircraft. We have teams that travel the world overseeing cabin upgrades and I got tired of trying to get old Dells to live long enough to last more than one trip.
Come to Washington State. We have a 20 trooper task force out right now on a 10 mile stretch of I-5 looking for distracted or raging drivers. Yes, they will ticket you for texting or following too close.
I'm glad they are out there.
It definitely needs more study. Who knows maybe you'll be the first to properly document it?
Why don't you and get a million dollars?
This was the early 80s. Trust me, I've been drug free for a couple of decades now.
And you lost me at "etheric body." What is one of them?
Oh, I have. Granted it was at a Dead concert and LSD was involved. But I distinctly recall thinking/feeling that I was floating above the crowd. My mind presented me with the POV of that position. It was fun. I'd love to do it again but Jerry's dead and I'm too old to drop again.
But it's just all software running on meatware. Nothing has gone anywhere.
Tell me about it. At our 200 person aerospace company the facilities and IT are one two-man department. Our trouble ticket system tracks both bad keyboards and toilet issues.
The call I hate to get starts off with, "do you know where a plunger is?" I know what the next question is going to be.
What do you mean by "real thing?"
There is nothing that goes out of the body during an OBE. It's just an incorrect positional assumption, which is what this causes.
I think it was mid-afternoon, west coast time.
Indeed a while. I was hosting images.slashdot.org on a Pent 120 running Slackware at the ISP I worked for. Rob's T1 was saturated and our T3 had a lot of bandwidth left.
Yes sir. Sorry sir.
No. Go back to bed.
Yeah.