/askdigg..I've been checking, and for those of you who've kept the original, Diggers have rather neat retro-chic autogenerated icon head avatars. It's a cute little idea and almost without exception does a better job than older identicons and such. Except mine. I got a MISSINGNO head.
/hamradioAt my last place (Newcastle region Australia) the local VK2ATZ ARC hosted a weekly SSTV night on their VHF repeater. For the longest time I was the only GenX operator who participated. Hardly anyone got my sense of humour... Be assured that 99.99% of my transmits were representa
/amateur-radioWhen I was doing 'hard' digital modes on FM -- 9600 baud, Digital SSTV, and such -- adjusting the several points in the audio link between the software on the computer and getting into the radio's TX with the least distortion is something very messy to do by trail and error with
/blog-of-cjb..according to my Garmin Drive 52 GPS, which stopped recording every now and then.Viking (the map program) is saying there's ~17000 kms in there, but that's only since I bought the Garmin.
/anime-addictionMy Cub - a CT110 Hunter Cub / Postie Bike / 'the World's Greatest Farm Bike' -- see episode 6, 21:00 of the Super Cub Anime for details of the same model bike that Reiko talks about. ..which I've ridden around Australia a few times.. ..clocked the odometer.. ..and got to the
/hamradioIs there at 'worked all campgrounds' or COTA awards happening? :) I mentioned earlier about using the ISS digipeater to log my campervan travels (because I liek boasting to other campers about working Space Stations.. but actually it's just a good option when out of the covera
/blog-of-cjbDear Diary, Today I downloaded over 60 gigabytes off the free wifi of a public telephone. Once upon a time, Internet traffic used to be free in Australia. Then Telstra took over, and started charging $150 per GB of International traffic, in spite of Tier-1 peering.
/blog-of-cjb\o/ It was at 330,000 when I started learning to drive the van in July last year. For my new audience, the van computer's hostname is Kilo, being acceptably close enough to the Japanese word for the colour yellow (黄色)
/blog-of-cjbI'm now heading back to the Newcastle region.. Between Wagga Wagga and Young is a collapsing former train station town called Bethungra, where the locals have put together a gold-standard Camp Kitchen at the town's campground.
/oldwebhttp://animegifs.free.fr/index2.html Last updated in 2003 ...and yet, still online. It's from the oldest Anime bookmark folder in my browsers. There's others in there, mostly in JP, dating back to 1996, that're still online. Woah.
/askdiggYep, point at the uMatrix user. Before you start sneering, I was already angry baby face on seeing the amount of 3rd-party and XHRs on the first visit to the new site. Joy, the Internet Surveillance Complex. The company mentioned being all-in to trying zero-knowledge authenticati
/blog-of-cjbJugiong is a town between Yass and Gundagai with a large free campground where I stayed for the night of the 15th of January--and a toilet block with a LED sign.. Were you using the Internet between 2000-2005? You know what this is. :D .. I figure this is probably the original
/blog-of-cjbI'm not reading the Digg room, and spending one of my two free community-buying coins on on trying a Blog on here. Twitter used to work well for my travelblogging, however the torturous means to access it now gets in the way of allowing people I meet to follow what I get up to.
/aiartHello to the new site and new community, and thanks @fantasia for taking on running this community. Apologies for the Fridge Art of no real value.. Yes, it's an in-joke for a friend it's named after with a thing for guns (but not pink clothing)
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