shortwavesurfer
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- Comment on Is there any security in the communication with Voyager I? 2 days ago:
That’s true. I just don’t know of a lot of mainstream things that have deployed it quite yet. Like I do not think HTTPS is post quantum secure, or at least not that I’m aware of.
- Comment on Is there any security in the communication with Voyager I? 2 days ago:
Quantum computers could feasibly do it. However, even Google’s project willow at 105 qubits is not enough. Because if it were, we would have much bigger problems like, oh, I don’t know, the encryption that protects your bank account and HTTPS connections.
- Comment on As the Canada "tax holiday" starts, Walmart increased the price of an item by the amount I would have saved 1 week ago:
In that case, they won’t lower it in February than it’s not illegal because they’re not offering it for a higher price for a short amount of time.
- Comment on MP speaks out in Parliament against ban on marrying cousins 1 week ago:
I do not see a problem with it as long as they are made aware that children are not a good idea.
- Comment on Amateur Radio Operators Detect Signals From Voyager 1 1 week ago:
Well shit, that’s impressive as hell.
- Comment on Words reportedly written onto ammunition found at scene of health insurance CEO's killing [USA] 2 weeks ago:
Read Assassination Politics by Jim Bell
- Comment on Starlink with self hosted? 3 weeks ago:
If you wish, you could always host your stuff through tor and use it as a hidden service.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
I use my password manager to generate 32 character or 64 character passwords whenever possible.
- Comment on How screwed would one be if their email provider shuts down? 5 weeks ago:
I have all of my email sent to my own domain, so while I would lose previous emails, if my provider just up and shut down, I could just switch to another provider, change a few records on my DNS, and all of my emails would go to my new provider from then on with no problem. I control the domain after the “@” sign.
- Comment on [FoAR] Foundations of Amateur Radio - Why does your Wi-Fi connection drop out when cooking lunch? #podcast 5 weeks ago:
Yeah, I probably should have checked my text to speech before sending the reply LOL.
- Comment on [FoAR] Foundations of Amateur Radio - Why does your Wi-Fi connection drop out when cooking lunch? #podcast 5 weeks ago:
I don’t own any IoT devices. And I absolutely refuse to buy any device that does not support fire gig Earth’s Wi-Fi.
- Comment on [FoAR] Foundations of Amateur Radio - Why does your Wi-Fi connection drop out when cooking lunch? #podcast 5 weeks ago:
Which is why I’ve totally disabled the 2.4 gigahertz Wi-Fi band on all of my routers for several years now and only use 5 gigahertz.
- Comment on Antenna mounted in attic? 5 weeks ago:
On HF it probably wouldn’t be too bad since the signals would generally just go straight through the surface. On VHF and above though it could be problematic.
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- Comment on How ham radio endures - and remains a disaster lifeline - in the iPhone era 2 months ago:
Eventually, it won’t just be for disaster areas. It will be for the entire United States and will show up anywhere that you would normally not have a signal.
- Comment on kv4p HT - open source ham radio transceiver for your smartphone 2 months ago:
Oh my fucking god fucking yes yes fucking yes. Oh my fucking god.
- Comment on How ham radio endures - and remains a disaster lifeline - in the iPhone era 2 months ago:
I don’t know anybody who uses SK as end of contact. I’ve always heard it referred to as the operator being deceased.
- Comment on How ham radio endures - and remains a disaster lifeline - in the iPhone era 2 months ago:
Um, hold up for a second. Did the author seriously at the very end of the article say 73 SK? I’m sorry, but those two things do not go well together.
- Comment on How ham radio endures - and remains a disaster lifeline - in the iPhone era 2 months ago:
Starlink was approved by the FCC to run a limited test in North Carolina and Florida in the damage pads of the two hurricanes and it’s doing pretty good as well. With their system, anybody on any carrier can get wireless emergency alerts and currently T-Mobile customers can send and receive text messages.
- Comment on Drunken woman defecated on police officer who tried to put her in handcuffs 4 months ago:
Good for her. These goons need to be shit on more often.
- Comment on How is Lemmy better than Reddit? 4 months ago:
Federation, this makes it immune to large-scale disruptions because a single instance may go down or a couple of instances may go down at the same time, but the entire network cannot be taken offline all at once without taking the internet itself offline.
- Comment on New to Lemmy. I have a couple of questions. 4 months ago:
Many good answers here. So I will just say welcome. It’s great to see you here.
- Comment on Global IT outage shows dangers of cashless society, campaigners say 5 months ago:
- Comment on How is Russia not Financially Crippled? 11 months ago:
And if that actually happens, then very few countries will trust the US dollar as they reserve anymore and buy up gold as they are already doing.