#tqsl — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #tqsl, aggregated by home.social.
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I am an old man but a new linux user. I followed these clear instructions from @db4scw to Install TQSL on Ubuntu Linux. It worked perfectly, thank you!
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I am an old man but a new linux user. I followed these clear instructions from @db4scw to Install TQSL on Ubuntu Linux. It worked perfectly, thank you!
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I am an old man but a new linux user. I followed these clear instructions from @db4scw to Install TQSL on Ubuntu Linux. It worked perfectly, thank you!
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I am an old man but a new linux user. I followed these clear instructions from @db4scw to Install TQSL on Ubuntu Linux. It worked perfectly, thank you!
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I am an old man but a new linux user. I followed these clear instructions from @db4scw to Install TQSL on Ubuntu Linux. It worked perfectly, thank you!
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whaaaat?
when did TQSL from ARRL become available on Linux?
did I miss this last time I had to renew my certificate? 😮
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whaaaat?
when did TQSL from ARRL become available on Linux?
did I miss this last time I had to renew my certificate? 😮
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whaaaat?
when did TQSL from ARRL become available on Linux?
did I miss this last time I had to renew my certificate? 😮
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whaaaat?
when did TQSL from ARRL become available on Linux?
did I miss this last time I had to renew my certificate? 😮
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whaaaat?
when did TQSL from ARRL become available on Linux?
did I miss this last time I had to renew my certificate? 😮
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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.