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Sun Aug 17 22:32:00 UTC 2014  <mircea_popescu>   !s ham radio

Wed Aug 05 01:50:39 UTC 2015  <decimation>   heh ham radio still has 44/8

Fri Mar 13 18:45:45 UTC 2015  <asciilifeform>   what of all the ham radio folks

Sat Jul 18 01:56:54 UTC 2015  <decimation>   I was reading my ham radio experimenters magazine today

Thu Jul 30 18:20:16 UTC 2015  <funkenstein_>   i'm about to buy a SDR ham radio kit

Sat Dec 21 16:16:50 UTC 2013  <knotwork>   you can do UUCP over ham radio though sure

Fri Jan 31 04:05:00 UTC 2014  <decimation>   I like the shout-out to "ham radio"

Sat Mar 29 17:36:43 UTC 2014  <asciilifeform>   nth generation 'xerox' of a 'ham radio' joke

Sun Oct 05 21:01:54 UTC 2014  <decimation>   Shakespeare: ham radio has its share of whackos

Wed Oct 29 01:40:35 UTC 2014  <decimation>   fun fact: usg banned ham radio during WWII

Sun Nov 16 03:07:41 UTC 2014  <decimation>   it was connected to a radio modem and managed to pass tcp to other ham radio operators

Fri Mar 13 18:46:22 UTC 2015  <mircea_popescu>   asciilifeform the ham radio folks use older gear maybe ?

Tue Jun 30 02:37:10 UTC 2015  <decimation>   "QSL cards" are customary in ham radio circles; a postcard is sent to acknowledge contact

Sun Oct 05 21:00:08 UTC 2014  <Shakespeare>   i knew a ham radio enthusiast, he's a free mason now

Wed Oct 29 01:38:44 UTC 2014  <decimation>   it looks like a wouff-hong http://www.arrl.org/ham-radio-history

Wed Oct 29 01:38:45 UTC 2014  <assbot>   Ham Radio History

Mon Dec 08 17:24:03 UTC 2014  <xanthyos>   asciilifeform: were you ever into packet terminal on ham radio?

Mon Dec 29 04:34:12 UTC 2014  <Overand>   decimation: Also, I'm a ham radio operator, I've had plenty of conversations via shortwave

Sun Jul 19 19:44:07 UTC 2015  <decimation>   back in the day, ham radio folks used to run something much like fidonet except completely over shortwave/vhf radio

Sat Jan 25 22:33:43 UTC 2014  <asciilifeform>   ham radio 'moon bounce' method is a good way to indestructibly store bits. for a few min. anyway.

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