Even more sickening is when an organization like the Wisconsin Historical Society takes 100 year+ old normally FOIA applicable documents like vital records to make $15 a pop on.

now if they would just get with the times and support ipv6

Yeah but they are still in the stone age by not supporting ipv6

Wasn't one of the big projects from some time ago, something with Canada?

Nice. You know I'm not so sure CA is the best place for a data center. It would be ideal to have another public facing set of servers somewhere else with fallover support.

would have been nice if the would have put the callsigns in the metadata

Been there done that... likely should migrate the rest of my CDs now... still rescuing things from print media... a job that never ends.

First time in a long time that I can say something positive about the ARRL.

Not sure how things work in New Zealand, but couldn't they have a public book sale? A few times a year my public library sells out books pulled from circulation to make way for the new ones. Seems smarter than trashing them

The only bill I care about is one that imposes term limits for all elected officials. Why can't join Americans inundate his social media with this request till it happens?

Generally I have found they won't library loan anything they only have one copy of. This makes that one copy virtually useless to anyone else.

I've had little luck ever getting anything from the LOC... Is information never shared really a loss (it is, but just saying)?