Poul-Henning Kamp
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Author of Varnish-Cache, a lot of FreeBSD and various other stuff.
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@adamshostack
Most jammers work by overloading the input stage of the receivers in the near field.
There will be some reflection from the ionosphere, but it would have to be a very strong jammer to result in significant S/N reduction.
Reflections from low-ish flying planes would be much more […]
Most jammers work by overloading the input stage of the receivers in the near field.
There will be some reflection from the ionosphere, but it would have to be a very strong jammer to result in significant S/N reduction.
Reflections from low-ish flying planes would be much more […]
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December 21, 2025 at 7:32 PM
@adamshostack
Most jammers work by overloading the input stage of the receivers in the near field.
There will be some reflection from the ionosphere, but it would have to be a very strong jammer to result in significant S/N reduction.
Reflections from low-ish flying planes would be much more […]
Most jammers work by overloading the input stage of the receivers in the near field.
There will be some reflection from the ionosphere, but it would have to be a very strong jammer to result in significant S/N reduction.
Reflections from low-ish flying planes would be much more […]
Reposted by Poul-Henning Kamp
There will be more video later (there's a TV news crew there) but here's a bit that Jon Duerig has sent from on-site
December 19, 2025 at 7:51 PM
There will be more video later (there's a TV news crew there) but here's a bit that Jon Duerig has sent from on-site
Reposted by Poul-Henning Kamp
The attempt to read the UNIX V4 tape is underway!
December 19, 2025 at 7:19 PM
The attempt to read the UNIX V4 tape is underway!
@attilakinali @brouhaha
There's a reason I'm in software 😆
For one thing my Murphy-Field is fiercely variable.
There's a reason I'm in software 😆
For one thing my Murphy-Field is fiercely variable.
December 19, 2025 at 11:41 AM
@attilakinali @brouhaha
There's a reason I'm in software 😆
For one thing my Murphy-Field is fiercely variable.
There's a reason I'm in software 😆
For one thing my Murphy-Field is fiercely variable.
@attilakinali @brouhaha
My mechanical skills would not be up to such a task, but just drop a word if you need somebody to write the firmware :-)
My mechanical skills would not be up to such a task, but just drop a word if you need somebody to write the firmware :-)
December 19, 2025 at 9:48 AM
@attilakinali @brouhaha
My mechanical skills would not be up to such a task, but just drop a word if you need somebody to write the firmware :-)
My mechanical skills would not be up to such a task, but just drop a word if you need somebody to write the firmware :-)
@attilakinali @brouhaha
But where's the fun in turning on a box and watching the green light for 10 years ? :-)
But where's the fun in turning on a box and watching the green light for 10 years ? :-)
December 19, 2025 at 8:41 AM
@attilakinali @brouhaha
But where's the fun in turning on a box and watching the green light for 10 years ? :-)
But where's the fun in turning on a box and watching the green light for 10 years ? :-)
@brouhaha @attilakinali
The people who do build fountains told me that rubidium is better, I think it is something to do with collisions, but I'm sure there are papers on it.
The people who do build fountains told me that rubidium is better, I think it is something to do with collisions, but I'm sure there are papers on it.
December 18, 2025 at 7:25 AM
@brouhaha @attilakinali
The people who do build fountains told me that rubidium is better, I think it is something to do with collisions, but I'm sure there are papers on it.
The people who do build fountains told me that rubidium is better, I think it is something to do with collisions, but I'm sure there are papers on it.
December 17, 2025 at 11:41 PM