#lotw — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #lotw, aggregated by home.social.
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First one is kinda small and simple **Trivial_Casts** 🔢➡️🔟
> The trivial_casts lint in Rust is designed to catch what the Rust compiler considers to be "obviously unnecessary" type casts. These casts are often a result of typos or misunderstandings of how types work in Rust, and they can lead to unexpected behavior if not caught early on.
When you cast one type to another, the compiler will automatically perform certain "trivial" casts that are considered safe and obvious. However, it might also flag cases where the cast is unnecessary because Rust can infer the correct type without any issues. These flagged cases are what the trivial_casts lint is designed to catch.
Example:
```rust
let square = Square([2; 8]);
let square = &square as □```
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Let me introduce new weekly thread that I want to have here - Lint of the week ( #lotw ). Every week I will post a new Rust lint that in my opinion should be used by most of the rust projects. Let's start!
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Сегодня нужно было экпортировать сертификат LoTW из TrustedQSL в файл p12 для Wavelog и QRZ.com. И никак не могли импортировать дальше - не найдено. Хотя сертификат внутри файла есть. Помучавшись некоторое время, наконец, как индеец Зоркий глаз узрел что в тюрьме нет 4 стены, так и мы обратили внимание на настойчивое "ОБНОВИТЕСЬ". Апнули TQSL до 2.8.2, экпортировали сертификат и всё отлично прошло...
Обновляйтесь и читайте чаще ошибки. Это сохранит время и нервы. 😀
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I finally updated my Awards page on my blog from #ARRL #LoTW and it looks like I'm three (3) states away from #WAS on #12m (digital)!
(I had not updated this page in a *year*, lol)
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A very well written article on #Moxon #multiband #HF #antenna by S21FIA
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A very well written article on #Moxon #multiband #HF #antenna by S21FIA
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A very well written article on #Moxon #multiband #HF #antenna by S21FIA
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A very well written article on #Moxon #multiband #HF #antenna by S21FIA
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A very well written article on #Moxon #multiband #HF #antenna by S21FIA
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Emergency-Release of #Wavelog. Fixes an issue which came up with latest changes at ARRLs #LoTW: https://github.com/wavelog/wavelog/releases
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Logbook of the World, #LOTW has been returned to service today!
https://www.arrl.org/news/arrl-logbook-of-the-world-return-to-service
#HamRadio #AmateurRadio #hamr #ARRL #LogbookOfTheWorld #ARRLLOTW
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Last chance to upload to Logbook of the World before they shut down for a systems upgrade. What was the ARRL thinking? Field Day is basically here. If this were my client, we would dual-upload, test, and schedule a date to cut over painlessly.
You want young and middle-aged people to get involved? Great, I will, if I can recommend we not shut down for ham radio’s biggest “holiday” of the year. Even AI could recommend that.
#ARRL #LotW #LogbookOfTheWorld #AmateurRadio #HamRadio #logging #radio
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For this week's #hamchallenge : My primary logging software is #Wavelog. The webserver and backend database both run on virtualized machines in a #HighAvailability #Proxmox #cluster (same one that hosts this instance!). Those are backed up daily to another machine on site via PBS, then those backups are synced to a remote server running in a house in another city.
In addition, my log is also synced to both #QRZ and #LOTW every 6 hours or so, but I didn't think it qualifies as a true backup, since there is some data which those logs don't record.
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For this week's #hamchallenge : My primary logging software is #Wavelog. The webserver and backend database both run on virtualized machines in a #HighAvailability #Proxmox #cluster (same one that hosts this instance!). Those are backed up daily to another machine on site via PBS, then those backups are synced to a remote server running in a house in another city.
In addition, my log is also synced to both #QRZ and #LOTW every 6 hours or so, but I didn't think it qualifies as a true backup, since there is some data which those logs don't record.
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For this week's #hamchallenge : My primary logging software is #Wavelog. The webserver and backend database both run on virtualized machines in a #HighAvailability #Proxmox #cluster (same one that hosts this instance!). Those are backed up daily to another machine on site via PBS, then those backups are synced to a remote server running in a house in another city.
In addition, my log is also synced to both #QRZ and #LOTW every 6 hours or so, but I didn't think it qualifies as a true backup, since there is some data which those logs don't record.
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For this week's #hamchallenge : My primary logging software is #Wavelog. The webserver and backend database both run on virtualized machines in a #HighAvailability #Proxmox #cluster (same one that hosts this instance!). Those are backed up daily to another machine on site via PBS, then those backups are synced to a remote server running in a house in another city.
In addition, my log is also synced to both #QRZ and #LOTW every 6 hours or so, but I didn't think it qualifies as a true backup, since there is some data which those logs don't record.
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I was sitting in my car bored, and thought I’d start calling out on simplex. Made my first non-repeater contact on 70 centimeters. Yes, most VHF/UHF bands have FM and SSB calling frequencies. No luck on 2 meters, 33 cm, or DMR simplex, but hey, not bad for five minutes of boredom.
Now I have to figure out Logbook of the World.
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I was sitting in my car bored, and thought I’d start calling out on simplex. Made my first non-repeater contact on 70 centimeters. Yes, most VHF/UHF bands have FM and SSB calling frequencies. No luck on 2 meters, 33 cm, or DMR simplex, but hey, not bad for five minutes of boredom.
Now I have to figure out Logbook of the World.
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I was sitting in my car bored, and thought I’d start calling out on simplex. Made my first non-repeater contact on 70 centimeters. Yes, most VHF/UHF bands have FM and SSB calling frequencies. No luck on 2 meters, 33 cm, or DMR simplex, but hey, not bad for five minutes of boredom.
Now I have to figure out Logbook of the World.
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I was sitting in my car bored, and thought I’d start calling out on simplex. Made my first non-repeater contact on 70 centimeters. Yes, most VHF/UHF bands have FM and SSB calling frequencies. No luck on 2 meters, 33 cm, or DMR simplex, but hey, not bad for five minutes of boredom.
Now I have to figure out Logbook of the World.
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@BenDoubleU I'm a big proponent of #encryption, but needing to maintain cryptographic keys just to submit a #hamradio log is a bit absurd, especially when you consider the lack of security around the rest of #LOTW.
I've been through the pain of requesting new keys after #tqsl decided that my exported keys weren't valid on my new machine for some reason.
Now I keep my keys on my #Wavelog server and everything gets logged to there, then automatically synced to LOTW and #QRZ. Wavelog also does a great job tracking award progress, too, although QRZ has become my authoritative "source of truth" for awards. -
@BenDoubleU I'm a big proponent of #encryption, but needing to maintain cryptographic keys just to submit a #hamradio log is a bit absurd, especially when you consider the lack of security around the rest of #LOTW.
I've been through the pain of requesting new keys after #tqsl decided that my exported keys weren't valid on my new machine for some reason.
Now I keep my keys on my #Wavelog server and everything gets logged to there, then automatically synced to LOTW and #QRZ. Wavelog also does a great job tracking award progress, too, although QRZ has become my authoritative "source of truth" for awards. -
@BenDoubleU I'm a big proponent of #encryption, but needing to maintain cryptographic keys just to submit a #hamradio log is a bit absurd, especially when you consider the lack of security around the rest of #LOTW.
I've been through the pain of requesting new keys after #tqsl decided that my exported keys weren't valid on my new machine for some reason.
Now I keep my keys on my #Wavelog server and everything gets logged to there, then automatically synced to LOTW and #QRZ. Wavelog also does a great job tracking award progress, too, although QRZ has become my authoritative "source of truth" for awards. -
@BenDoubleU I'm a big proponent of #encryption, but needing to maintain cryptographic keys just to submit a #hamradio log is a bit absurd, especially when you consider the lack of security around the rest of #LOTW.
I've been through the pain of requesting new keys after #tqsl decided that my exported keys weren't valid on my new machine for some reason.
Now I keep my keys on my #Wavelog server and everything gets logged to there, then automatically synced to LOTW and #QRZ. Wavelog also does a great job tracking award progress, too, although QRZ has become my authoritative "source of truth" for awards. -
@BenDoubleU I'm a big proponent of #encryption, but needing to maintain cryptographic keys just to submit a #hamradio log is a bit absurd, especially when you consider the lack of security around the rest of #LOTW.
I've been through the pain of requesting new keys after #tqsl decided that my exported keys weren't valid on my new machine for some reason.
Now I keep my keys on my #Wavelog server and everything gets logged to there, then automatically synced to LOTW and #QRZ. Wavelog also does a great job tracking award progress, too, although QRZ has become my authoritative "source of truth" for awards. -
I just updated the Awards page on my blog with the new stats!
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I just updated the Awards page on my blog with the new stats!
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I just updated the Awards page on my blog with the new stats!
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I just updated the Awards page on my blog with the new stats!
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I just updated the Awards page on my blog with the new stats!
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@MW1CFN yeah, I prefer physical cards but I think some people automate sending these?
I put them on my blog, https://k8vsy.radio/digital_cards.html
That way I can still catalog them, but I ask people to still upload the contacts to #LoTW or #QRZ
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@chrisfarnham hi!
Some of my favorite features of Cloudlog:
* ability to do Live logging in CloudLog (I use this when at my main station)
* so many fields to track info on a QSO/QSL, like if I received a physical QSL card, etc
* ability to see custom maps/tables for different parameters (like WAS or countries) based on confirmations
* analytics/stats on QSOs per year, mode, band, contests, etcthese are just a few of my top fav features of #CloudLog 😃
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What's the protocol for logging Nets on LOTW or QRZ. I started operating few months ago and I see that no station is adding logs for regular Nets or ragchews. Only when there is a new station on a random QSO, logs are created in my region.
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📎 Link of the day: https://ioccc.org/
📂 Category: Computers » Development » Code golfingThe site of the International Obfuscated C Code Contest, whose goals are (among others) to show the importance of programming style, in an ironic way; to stress C compilers with unusual code; to illustrate some of the subtleties of the C language and to provide a safe forum for poor C code.
