Worse. Willing to bet this port came with infrastructure money and a guarantee that if the Peruvians don’t pay the Chinese seize the port, becoming de facto sovereign territory.

Have you tried turning it off and back on again?

There’s a whole other section on defensive driving, I’m certain of it.

In this case, you’d be expected to exercise reasonable judgement on whether this UFO may be developing into a hazard. Four-ways on, and pull to the side of the road if it’s safe to do so.

Your last sentence is the answer. Your driving manual probably says “drivers must yield to other vehicles occupying a lane”, which in your example would be a UFO.

2000s Shadow 750 here. Re-jet and re-gear the rear and it’s a bike that could probably last a lifetime. After those upgrades, I was able to keep up with traffic on the 15 near LA outside of rush hour.

We’re at maximum of solar cycle 25; these Aurora are the direct result of Earth-directed CMEs which have happened in the past few days. This most recent one being an X-class flare.

Fabulous time for sky-gazers and amateur radio operators!

I ran into the exact same thing. I ended up calling them to ask all my questions and got guided to the KX2 “shack in a box”. They called back pretty quickly and seemed pretty kind about it.

Their site definitely needs some optimizations.

Well… this is practically the story of how I recently ordered a KX2.

The 7300 is great when I want power and lots of options. Turns out it’s a dread to haul when I go out to try just to try and whisper.

I’ve heard great things about these self-help tools from the Australian Centre for Clinical Interventions: https://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/Resources/Looking-After-Yourself/Social-Anxiety

This was done really we’ll.

Sail there, heave-to and shut off all other electronics. The closest people to you will likely be those on the ISS 409km overhead!

I personally would love to pass through there and try to make some QSOs.

I enjoy it, though there is a little effort friction with deploying the tilt legs, but beyond that it’s a delight, and highly configurable, and well-supported both in the community and from the company. For example, the USB port on mine had some demonstrable connection issues after I received it; I contacted the company and they replaced it immediately under warranty.

While Oryx is a convenient online configuration tool, the firmware is open-source, called QMK (https://qmk.fm/guide), and it seems the project also has a GUI configurator.

When folded and stored in its case, the Moonlander is quite compact, though it’s not tiny. It will fit in a regular-sized backpack if it’s not already packed to the brim.

I specifically selected the Moonlander because I travel often and needed the small form factor, while also retaining the split design and large number of keys.

I’m going to have heirloom Instinct 2s to pass down to my kids.

I reckon Point Nemo (48°52.6′S123°23.6′W) might be fairly quiet.

Now to get a research grant and head out there with my rig…

I wonder what it is that drives that hate.

Social pressure; an Orwellian Two Minutes of Hate.

I had a friend in high school who had an amazing sound system. He was deaf.

I asked him and he explained that he could feel many of the sounds. So while he couldn’t hear the finest details, there was a lot he could make out.

Thank you for these recommendations, I will check them out. Either of these seem like they would work!

Same. Started looking at an Elecraft KX2 as a result as it fits nicely into my planned missions.

8-12 week back order lol

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