M4rkJW

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by M4rkJW 5mo ago
You can legally transmit for any emergency, regardless of licensing status. The emergency definition is purposefully left ambiguous so as to apply to many situations. Lost in the woods? Go ahead, transmit; the FCC isn't going to knock
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by M4rkJW 11mo ago
I'm in agreement. This is a good response. Too bad it's getting voted down.
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by M4rkJW 1y ago
It's quite fortuitous Discord never went down this path you've outlined. "Concord" is now a term synonymous with abject and astounding failure. "Unity" is also taken and fraught with negative associations. &quo
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by M4rkJW 1y ago
Neat stuff! I have a ton of 8mm and some 16mm film to archive, perhaps this is a good first step towards an open-source film scanner.
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by M4rkJW 1y ago
True, though "dudes who were never in danger of being gruntled" made it pretty clear who he was targeting.
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by M4rkJW 2y ago
I drive home from Virginia to Florida in a single day, typically with one stop at the Florence, SC Buc-ee's. That's nearly 600 miles (in a gas RAV4). I do this a couple times a year and it takes about 9 hours, less if there's
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by M4rkJW 2y ago
What—or who—made the streets terrifying?
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by M4rkJW 2y ago
American politics.
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by M4rkJW 2y ago
Definitely looks like one and now I really want to know why.
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by M4rkJW 2y ago
"It’s well known that people are getting news from sources like short-form video, topical newsletters, social media, and curated podcasts, and many are avoiding the news entirely. In line with those trends, just 2% of queries on Google
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by M4rkJW 2y ago
It's here too, judging by votes on this comment.
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by M4rkJW 3y ago
The MBAs trying to keep old media afloat are held hostage by shareholders who don't even watch the product. The general public has become increasingly less willing to spend any amount of time (eyes on ads) or money (subscriptions) on b