PR-22/R Monitors
Well, it's finally happened - The IABA has deployed these nodes from hell on all non-Pontix-friendly lensers and bridger pre-lensers. ...
So What?
The new Halderton 12-10-12 PODder is getting finishing touches before going live by (probably) the end of the year. And my thought about...
PD/Rs and You
Lots of talk these days about the environmental/health/etc. impact of PD/Rs (including Hammond-Estetico Series VIIs, OScaR towers and...
Feverish Delusions, Part II
Kushner: ...iginally I was at Sing Sing, the state prison you know, because of course I'd been convicted on state crimes. [unintelligib
Happy New Year!
...and best wishes for a great 2018. When the Branson Corridor re-opened at the beginning of 2017, it seemed to be like 2017 would be the y
Red Suede Shoes
So, an interesting paper discussing spectroscopic redshifts. The authors conducted a two-layered spectroscopic survey in the HUDF and compa
Feverish Delusions, Part I
So Geoff McBride, head of the DSTA and longtime skeptic on the subject of temporally agnostic networking ("read my lips, it won't w
Houston, we have a new Prentiss relay
This is NASA putting the latest Prentiss RC-52/A into geostationary orbit. I love the new RC series: better flutter mitigation; smoother in
Uh-oh...
Don't do this at home. Don't do this at work. Don't do this in your third place, if you have one of those. Don't do this
Adventures in Nightskying, Part I
Spent a solid ten hours multibridging last night. I'm happy to bounce around at any time of day, but nightsky routing is, while easier i
ErnieBerts
"Enhanced BRT Syndication (EBRTS)" is, for sure, the mouthful du jour in the world of BRTPS networking, but all it means in layper
Happy Friday
Some pre-weekend fun. What did the TTF Level VI originator say to the P-5 intrabridge relay?
What We Talk About When We Talk About Tier III Frantzen Mitigators
The summer meetings in Cleveland were winding down in November and most of the crowd had drifted off to the Olive Garden for the buffet. I
What's All This, Then?
Have you ever wondered why nightsky downput seems a bit sluggish in the summer, when - you'd think - the opposite would be true? Do you