I’ve started physical therapy and I think it’s helping 🏋️. That gives me some hope. I’m going to do whatever they tell me to. I just want to work full time and hang out with my friends. I want to get back into running. I’m walking faster now. I always walked really fast. Maybe running is possible? We shall summon Chuck Norris and Rocky and see! I’ve been researching Tai Chi also. Lot’s of folks say it’s great for fibro. I signed back up for cw academy too. That’s always fun to do. Looking forward to meeting some new people. I met another novice cw op here in town. We seem to be able to work each other on 20m pretty good. He’s in a licw course now. ...
This is so awesome! I’ve always wondered if something like this existed. I’ve done something similar with email spammers. You can check out the initial post that got me going down this rabbit hole here. They also put the code on Github. I’m interested if the same thing is going on with my site. I’m still trying to figure out how to get comments working on here. Pending they eventually work throw me a comment below on your thoughts please. ...
I’m real excited to see what comes of this project. I switched to vanilla FreeBSD once TureNAS went to scale. I’ve enjoyed the experience because I’ve learned more about the underlying system. You can read more about the project here. I have not messed with it yet. However I do finally have bhyve working. I used the vm-bhyve scripts. It was pretty seamless once I RTFM.
When my hands get bad Vim helps to me keep working. It’s also modular in a sense that there are plugins for most common tools for Vim like bindings. Even for the likes of whole window managers with the Vim bindings! You can effectively turn your mouse into a door stop. 🐭 It sure makes the experience more enjoyable and efficient. I do not code much at all anymore. I had a linter installed on my main machine. It was not ale either. I went looking for it but I can’t find it. Blog posts are good about keeping things where you can maybe look up later. ...
Github Link Wow this is wild. I’m going to have to try this out. I remember using OpenGL playing Quake2. I’d like to try this out. If I do I’ll be sure to update later. I should really be in bed by now. GN 73
Many years ago I changed the default IPMI password for my TrueNAS mini from iXsystems. They no longer are developing the FreeBSD based version TrueNAS Core. I decided to switch to vanilla FreeBSD. I ended up finding in the Wiki linked below. You have to load the IPMI kernel module manually! That’s why I enjoy running the system vanilla bare metal. It only loads the minimum. After I loaded the module I was able to reset the password with ipmitool. You can see it listed as number 13 below. ...
I was laying in bed today and I got a text from a random number. It was of some kids and my buddies grave. Suddenly I got the impulse to go see him. Alzie had already asked me if I wanted to ride today anyways. 😆 I texted him and he quickly said he was down. It’s been three or four years since I’ve been there. It was dark by the time we got back home but it was worth it. I hope I don’t hurt too bad tomorrow. 😟 ...
For many years I’ve ran a relay for the Tor project. Some people say it’s bad. It can be used for good and evil. The same as any other tool. Hetzner used to give me 20TB a month but they ended up turning that down to 2TB per month. For a $5/Month service that seems to be the norm for US, that I’ve found. Oniux via rust I noticed a post about Oniux on Mastodon. Is this the same concept that FreeBSD uses for Jails? I recall hearing namespace in the handbook and FreeBSD Mastery: Jails! Go get some of his books so he can buy some food for his rats. He has great skill to break down topics simply. All the books are DRM free you can get them here. ...
WB4AEG sent me this today. They also threw everything up on Github. They even made a companion book to go along with the radio. You can get it here! That is so cool. I love the fact that it has actual knobs and switches you can use. Sometimes that’s better for me in the field, if the sun is bright. Another rig I’ve been eyeballing is the zBitx from HF Signals. I love the fact that it will run off 18650 batteries! It’s neat to see there are so many options for the tinkerer aside from the big Japanese brand radios. I still need to get busy building my QCX mini. I signed up for cw academy but it was too late in the semester already. ...
Before I got my ham license I had a shoestring budget. I pondered getting a used rig like an Icom IC-706mk2g. They were still 300+ USD used. I decided I’d take a chance and buy a kit radio! Up to this point I’d only assembled a simple fm radio and other simple kits and drone repair. I figured the worst that’d happen would be a smoke show. When I finally got it fired up the first time I had a large towel with me to smother in case a 🔥 started. 🤣 ...