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Bits Don’t Lie

Posted on November 9, 2020November 9, 2020 by Swamp_Keeper

Please note this is not a Pro-Any candidate post. It is a post about being able to trust the election process.  The trustworthiness of our election process should be sacrosanct in these United States of America. We must be able to trust and accept the tallied votes, or else we Continue Reading

Posted In Information Security

Playing the blame game

Posted on January 11, 2019January 11, 2019 by Swamp_Keeper

The current government shutdown is madness, regardless of which side you see it from. But the phrase, ” the shutdown made me do it” is not always a truthful answer. In a report posted by Netcraft, it seems to blame the government shutdown for the fact that numerous gov websites Continue Reading

Posted In Information Security

OpenSpotLite Project

Posted on February 14, 2018February 14, 2018 by Swamp_Keeper

The SharkRF OpenSpot is a neat amateur radio tool, that begs for interesting use case tests. With a background in disaster relief, I wanted to develop a portable system for DMR, that could be easily transported and use multiple Internet connections with a minimal amount of administrative action. To be Continue Reading

Posted In Amateur Radio, DMR

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