PaX [comrade/them, they/them]

Very tired nerd who doesn’t know how to speak correctly

Ask me about floppa, Plan 9, or computer architecture or anything computers really (if you want)

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If I don’t reply to you it’s probably cuz I’m too tired, sorry :(

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Cake day: July 15th, 2022

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  • Yeahh that’s true there’s definitely no one running exploit campaigns on Plan 9 systems lol

    Although some of the code is really crusty, I feel like someone could spend a day or two just looking around and find some really nasty remote holes (that would be really easy to exploit cuz no ASLR or stack canaries or anything as far as I know)

    I would use werc or something on a Plan 9 system to run my personal website I’m just worried about the above happening and using it to dox me or whatever (separate network good idea though) :(

    Need to try to get werc working on OpenBSD again, it’s possible

    Or I add PIE-making capability to the compilers lol (probably never gonna happen)










  • As long as harmonics are properly filtered

    So, those harmonics I mentioned, for the FM broadcast band between 88 MHz and 109 MHz, they’re between 176 MHz and 218 MHz.

    Guess what?

    They’re allocated to other services, specifically television and digital audio broadcasting.


    but I’m not convinced that it would “get folks interested in radio”.

    People are put off of amateur radio because so many hams are extremely cop-brained and expect everyone should have to comply to century old rules and norms about how to operate otherwise it’s assumed that you’re just blowing up the spectrum

    I am a licensed amateur and the only thing that changed from when I was unlicensed is that the boomers on the FM voice repeaters around me won’t yell at me for interrupting their conversation about their ex-wives or whatever now

    Good RF circuitry has never been easier to make/acquire now that we live in the era of semiconductors

    low power isn’t a thing. My legal amateur radio beacon uses 10 milliwatts and has been heard 13,945 km (8,665 miles) away.

    Yeah and my WiFi router blasting 10 times that barely makes it through a couple of walls

    Completely dependent on conditions and equipment

    I can guarantee if you power up a “low power FM transmission” that the FCC will come and find you and rain hellfire on you.

    Also, lmao, there have been some high-profile cases and they have the PIRATE act now but there’s still lots of pirate FM stations out there lol

    Pirate radio is cool and good