Using a hexadecimal system is cool A-F— Steven W Skinner (@SkinnerSteven) April 27, 2018
"This Fibonacci joke is as bad as the last two you heard combined."— Ed Latimore (@EdLatimore) May 1, 2018
A jack of many hobbies and a master of none - spending lots of time on amateur/ham radio, running, and technology.
Using a hexadecimal system is cool A-F— Steven W Skinner (@SkinnerSteven) April 27, 2018
"This Fibonacci joke is as bad as the last two you heard combined."— Ed Latimore (@EdLatimore) May 1, 2018
A day late, but here ya go for #oldheadshotsday pic.twitter.com/ru0gSOSaCz— Visit Knoxville (@visitknoxville) April 29, 2018
Highly efficient way to internalize a complex non-fiction book:— The Stoic Emperor (@TheStoicEmperor) April 11, 2018
-Read on Kindle.
-Highlight heavily.
-Export highlights.
-Edit down to core insights.
-5-10 minutes of reading.
-Keep that in cloud.
Can pull this up on any device and quickly recall my core takeaways.
The new Doctor Who intro is a bit shit pic.twitter.com/NhIjLjZ2n8— Nev (@LFCNev) March 18, 2018
Beautiful representation of 25 notable cryptocurrencies, by nickwb pic.twitter.com/gY5anpRXhP— Riccardo Spagni (@fluffypony) March 5, 2018
"The MD-2017 is a great low-cost option for anyone looking for a rugged dual band DMR radio. It is sure to come in very handy for users that live in or travel to areas where there are both VHF and UHF DMR repeaters. At a $159 USD price point for the non-GPS version, users really cannot go wrong with this radio, as it is feature packed, durable, and performs well. While the radio has some usability issues, they are unlikely to adversely impact the functionality of the radio for most users.
Overall, we feel that the MD-2017 is a great value priced dual band DMR radio that is likely to please the most demanding ham radio or light commercial user who needs a dual band DMR radio that can withstand the elements."