kawfey

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by kawfey 2mo ago
"Ideal" isn't doing as much heavy lifting as I thought it would be in this article. This is a basic wardriving setup on flat ground. Standard wifi is phy limited to ~1600m unless you can increase ack response time limit, othe
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by kawfey 6mo ago
is anyone using keybase any more? i put it on my website and socials to do just that but it doesn’t seem to have stuck around.
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by kawfey 6mo ago
Likewise. Every query returns dozens and dozens of AI generated domains and blog posts like this. It’s MUCH better than google with filters and small web but still sad.
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by kawfey 7mo ago
The ham radio microwave community thanks you.
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by kawfey 8mo ago
I'm in the big city. I've experimented with using my running/position lights only on slower, congested streets at night when the street is well illuminated. I know I have a car with annoyingly bright LED headlights, so it fee
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by kawfey 9mo ago
Sometimes the opposite is true. My century-old fortune 50 workplace does not have free. Autodrip coffeemakers are provided, but the coffee isn’t free. Employees bring it in with a jar to collect “coffee club membership fees.”
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by kawfey 9mo ago
My blogpost titled “Millennials are killing ham radio” has received the most hits out of all of my other posts. It got me an interview with IEEE Spectrum and basically cemented my name as a ham radio influencer. Amateur radio is a remarkabl
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by kawfey 9mo ago
Before reading the article, I guessed the headline was alluding to the popularity of Hypochlorus Acid as a sanitizer, made from electrolysis of slightly acidic salty (NaCl) water. I had a kid and the algorithm led me to discovering a brand
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by kawfey 9mo ago
That makes a lot of sense… I’m in the rich/middle class north Atlanta burbs visiting family, and the entrance to every cul-de-sac has a flock LPR pointing inwards. I didn’t notice it at all last year but the cameras were there. Benn bl
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by kawfey 9mo ago
>he doesn't seem to realize intent is a thing at 2m9s [0], >theoretically, that type of pattern could randomly show up if you were just driving through mud. Is it the intent that makes it illegal? Is it the presence of it that ma
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by kawfey 10mo ago
It’s the perfect pharmaceutical miracle drug: a shot that cures the root cause for thousands of diseases (obesity) with a whole bunch of unexpected benefits (like reductions in substance abuse, fewer migraines), with mild symptoms and rare
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by kawfey 10mo ago
Maxwell's equations have yet to be disproven but this comment implies otherwise.
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by kawfey 10mo ago
I love this a lot. Bookmarked, watched, and starred, looking forward to updates. Namely, click-on or mouse-over labels for each channel (thinking of a grafana dashboard). I turned everything on and got lost in the spectrum lol.
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by kawfey 10mo ago
I’m more confused why would he start a school in the first place…
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by kawfey 11mo ago
I just went down a rabbit hole researching a toothpaste that's giving me constant ads. I went looking for reviews and ended up posting a comment on /r/PeriodontalDisease - https://old.reddit.com/r/Periodo
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Critical UniFi OS Flaw Enables Remote Code Execution(gbhackers.com)
2 points by kawfey 11mo ago|0 comments
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by kawfey 11mo ago
I don't know how it couldn't be more obvious the only option they had in order to satiate Wall Street is to buy more GPUs for their wildly overbooked AWS demand induced by AI, and the only way to do that was by cutting fixed costs
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by kawfey 11mo ago
Paper is open source.
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by kawfey 11mo ago
you can make one out of cardboard and aluminum foil (better yet, aluminized mylar (space blanket) on foam) on the order of a few oz. https://www.instructables.com/Lightweight-Radar-Reflector/ A radar reflector such as
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by kawfey 11mo ago
Some do. Edge of Space Sciences (EOSS) is group of citizen high altitude scientists, and their large balloon flights include certified ADS-B transponders [0] and radar corner reflectors. They also file their flights with the FAA to publish
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by kawfey 11mo ago
There's a cool million in some landfill in rural MO, because I did exactly that. It's funny to imagine how much the one "random act of pizza" I contributed multiple BTC that I mined on my Dell Dimension Pentium machine (
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by kawfey 1y ago
ABC/Disney made the choice to pull Kimmel, bent at the knee in fear of losing their broadcast license. That decision itself is one worth questioning...what if they didn't? Would the FCC actually do it? If they did, how many lawsui
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by kawfey 1y ago
every dynasty and empire after the last was the “smartest” compared to the one before, yet they all still collapsed.
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by kawfey 1y ago
The "your brain on ChatGPT" is giving the same feel as DARE's "your brain on drugs" campagign, and we now see how that went. It immediately loses any credibility for me. It wasn't immediately clear what they ac
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by kawfey 1y ago
I have this book, and it's been on my nightstand for about 3 years, still haven't read it.
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by kawfey 1y ago
I notice this too. I've made a new year resolution in 2024 to be much more outgoing with my friends and coworkers, and to go to more concerts. My wife isn't a concert person, and I don't have many local friends. But still, I
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by kawfey 1y ago
https://w3sz.com/AircraftScatter.htm
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by kawfey 1y ago
I'm hopeful but pessimistic about Slate. There is still time for them to A.) raise prices because of "unforeseen" issues, B.) enshittify with tech or wacky pricing structures.
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by kawfey 1y ago
CTRL+D it's that easy.
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by kawfey 1y ago
I spammed the columns from 1 to 402 (with 400 rows), and i saw some cool patterns. I can see a few nodes of clockwise rotation that converges into a single node from >200 columns that starts makes its way down the screen. Trippy. I made

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