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  1. Thoughts on Ham Radio Software Thoughts on Ham Radio Software
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    # Thoughts on Ham Radio Software
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    ### Introduction
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    I wanted to take some time to discuss my thoughts on amateur radio software. I've noticed a few troubling patterns that I worry may hinder development and adoption of particular applications and protocols. Particularly, I wanted to share my philosophy of adopting open source ham radio applications at all costs, ensuring the tools I train on, and recommend, can live on.
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  2. QRP and Hiking Loadout in 2023 QRP and Hiking Loadout in 2023
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    # QRP and Hiking Loadout in 2023
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    ### Introduction
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    I try to change my loadout when I find a better configuration or change my operating style. This happens pretty frequently and it appears that I may publish my loadout annually. The major changes this year have been using Winlink and moving to Southern California.
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  3. Amateur Radio Linux Machine Provisio... Amateur Radio Linux Machine Provisioning
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    # Amateur Radio Linux Machine Provisioning
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    **IN PROGRESS** - Still working out a few bugs and filling in a few details
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    These are some notes I use for configuring my amateur radio Linux machines. The base operating system is Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. This is not a comprehensive guide, just a quick reference for myself and others to install commonly used amateur radio applications on a Linux machine. Please don't blindly copy and paste these into your terminal without understanding what they do. I will include links in the reference section for more detailed newbie instructions.
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  4. gist-backup gist-backup Public

    CLI to download all of a user's GitHub Gists

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  5. go-benchmarks go-benchmarks Public

    Various Golang datastructure and algorithm benchmarks

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