A table full of internet-connected TRS-80s…awesome! #VCFMW pic.twitter.com/zrBxqGCttC— TRS-80 Trash Talk (@TRS80TrashTalk) September 10, 2016
Monday, September 12, 2016
A Beowulf Cluster of TRS-80 Computers
Okay, not quite...
Friday, September 9, 2016
Security Questions
Coincidentally, my first pet's name was 90 2e 04 70 1e 41 89 2b ad 53 96 86 99 d5 65 e5 83 5a 5b 51.
How to fill out security questions. pic.twitter.com/sOwxv9LgJO— Chris Gilbert (@chriswithpants) August 30, 2016
Thursday, September 8, 2016
A Little Fireworks Display
Give it ~20 seconds to get going...
Me: *watching* What the hell is the point of th- OH MY GOD pic.twitter.com/DtcxGID0L6— Tyrantasorus (@tyrantasorus) August 30, 2016
Internet of Things: Febreze Home
Control the scent (fan) from your phone, integrate Febreze Home with your Nest Thermostat, and use it as a smart night light. For real.
Oh god. It's happening. pic.twitter.com/tibDbAh8lK— Internet of Shit (@internetofshit) July 15, 2016
TYT MD-380 Resources from KD5DLJ
KD5DLJ MD-380:
"As a fellow user of the Tytera MD-380, I felt it would be beneficial to create a web page for the purpose of reviewing and discussing the many features of this very versatile little handheld.
Needless to say, I am a big fan, especially since the release of the reverse engineered firmware that has come out that opens up this little radio to many big features. Come back often for updates and helpful tips and instructions on how to make the most of your inexpensive DMR treasure.
Denny - KD5DLJ - Omaha, Arkansas"
Baofeng Tech: Nagoya NA-320A Triband HT Antenna
Nagoya NA-320A Triband HT Antenna ($17.99):
- Certified Original Nagoya Antenna - with an exclusive manufacturing partnership with BTECH
- New Release - May Require a Rubber spacer (included) and has an extended antenna cover to protect your radio SMA male base from the elements
- Triband: 2m-1.25m-70cm; *Gain (relative): +2.15dBi; Watts: 10; Height: 17.7"; Connector: SMA Female; *Rated against typical stock HT antennas.
- Compatible with all BaoFeng, some Wouxun, and some Kenwood Radios
Looks like a good compliment to a Baofeng Tech UV-5X3!
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Wouxun KG-UV8T
"KG-UV8T features Amateur Tri-Band operation (144/220/440 MHz), true dual simultaneous receive (V+V, U+U, V+U), now with Cross-band repeat function, 999 Channels, large LCD color display, CTCSS/DCS encode and decode, and 12.5/25.0 KHz wide/narrow bandwidth selection."
New Item: Wouxun KG-UV8T U.S. Version Tri-Band 999 Channel Amateur Handheld Radio https://t.co/9viE15T7En pic.twitter.com/OVLZbP8h1Z— Powerwerx (@Powerwerx) September 6, 2016
Lady Ada and the TYT MD-380
From the PDF linked in the tweet below:
"Hey everyone! It's me, ladyada! I recently got my Amateur Radio License ('HAM ticket') and I wanted to start out with a radio that's both inexpensive, easy to use, and fun to hack! After seeing some videos from CCC about the MD-380, I thought this radio is the one for me to start with.
Not only does this radio do FM analog on the 400MHz band, but it can also do DMR - digital encoded radio! This gives you the ability to use an Internet-backed voice network with no static and huge worldwide repeater reach.
I'm just getting started on my HAM-venture but I thought I'd take some notes on the hacking and programming I've done! Some of it, like updating the Firmware and flashing User DB, is optional - but it's also the most fun!"
You and Your Tytera MD-380 DMRhttps://t.co/yUJNszlDqihttps://t.co/awRnuGfXr4— F1MIJ PASCAL (@f1mij) September 3, 2016
For Air Cooling!
@Pogue "Daddy, why did they put holes in computers?"https://t.co/WsXKjTs4De— Rob Wensing (@RobWensing) September 6, 2016
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