Virtual Machines for iOS: https://getutm.app/ this could be awesome if it gets off the ground.

iSH is already fun and useful https://ish.app/ but it’ll be good to see what’s possible on locked down apple hardware.

Hacking cheap GPS radios to make a long range mesh: https://www.meshtastic.org/

I hadn’t seen these ESP32 based GPS modules before: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000119152086.html

This cool projects adds USB-C to TS100 soldering irons (by replacing the PCB):

https://github.com/Jan–Henrik/Otter-Iron

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jan–Henrik/Otter-Iron/master/images/4.jpg

Looks cool.

Hahaha, the TLS 1.2 RFC was written by people from “RTFM, Inc.” https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc5246.html

This powerpole PDU looks cool:

https://hackaday.io/project/170493-anderson-power-distribution

Very similar to the sotabeams version but there’s probably not much in the way of obvious variations to make.

Yay Sprat! I have a nice stack of radio magazine now, perfect for when I start to go stir crazy.

This book on SDR from Pragmatic Programmers looks like it might be good: https://pragprog.com/book/wdradio/explore-software-defined-radio fairly cheap while it’s in beta, and pragprog is a really good + DRM free publisher.

Another cool DIY radio blog: https://robs-blog.net

Makes me feel bad for my lack of activity recently!

#hamradio

Spotted in Bath. The new Tesla trip hazard… or solution to charging when you have no driveway.

I’m surprised it’s still so windy and cold but very glad Saturday was so nice. I went out for a nice paddle in the sunshine, just a few hours before the storm hit!

I need to get my antenna pole down to free a stick pulley but I can’t do that until it stops being so windy!