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STAN/F1SLS

In 2021, the german #DARC received 179,690€ from the #ARDC to correct and update the #Linux #AX25 #packetradio #kernel stack.

ardc.net/apply/grants/2021-gra

Since that day, NOTHING is available anywhere. The dedicated web site (linux-ax25.org) is non-existant and all about this project (and the money) vanished.

mailman.ardc.net/mailman3/hype

Has anyone any information about the status of this project? Where is the code? Where the money went?

www.ardc.netGrant: Fixing the Linux kernel AX.25 | ARDC
#amateurradio#hamradio
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Adam - K3CAN

#HamRadioWorkbench's most recent episode is all about #44net and #ARDC. https://www.hamradioworkbench.com/podcast

44net is devoted solely to amateur radio use. Radio amateurs use 44net networks to set up radio-based networks using packet radio, 802.11 (Wi-Fi), and other technologies on amateur radio frequencies to exchange data using IP protocols. Local and regional radio networks are interconnected over the internet using a mesh network of tunnels between gateway systems.

Pocket CastsHam Radio Workbench PodcastThis is your bi-weekly deep dive on making, DIY, electronics, and technical topics of interest to the radio amateur. Join your host George KJ6VU and the HRWB team as they discuss current developments in ham radio while introducing listeners to a plethora of topics and skills such as test equipment, 3D Printing, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and more. Ham radio is a hobby of hobbies - George and team introduce hams of all ages to experimenting and learning within ham radio, which can be one of the most rewarding aspects of the hobby. We are proudly sponsored by Autodesk Eagle PCB design tools, Flex Radio and Digikey.
#HamRadio#podcast#amatuerradio
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servus.at

Over the past months we have interviewed some of the people involved in the #ARDC, a series of #VMs hosted at the servus datacenter; we have also traced the history of #AMRO, Art Meets Radical Openness, and the general radical media art context in which #servus.at was born and still operates.

All this material is now collected in a fancy magazine called "Artists Running Data Centers", which we'll get fresh off the press tomorrow and present at STWST on Tuesday, December 17th at 7pm.

this is the cover of the magazine mentioned in the post. in the background some raster motives alternate full black camputures. main colors are black and blue, in the middle layer the title Artists Running Data Centers, and a list of all the participants Davide Bevilacqua Manu Luksch Franz Xaver STWST Tanja Brandmayr & Claus Harringer Didi Kressnig (interview Vinzenz) Aileen Derieg Christoph Nebel Thomas Warwaris Us(c)hi Reiter Peter Wagenhuber Lurk Chae & Kamo, DIWO working group vo ezn In-grid Inari Wishiki irational.org Aymeric Mansoux Bleu255 Joak & Nami Kim in the foreground a funky red font that looks like pieces of a machine that form the letters ARDC.
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Dan KB6NU

@ve3qbz @M0YNG @VE2UWY I'm thinking that a good strategy would be to offer #hamradio to young adults who are technically inclined and make it easier for them to get into the hobby and have fun with it. This is what I'm doing by teaching one-day Tech classes at hacker conferences this year with a grant from #ARDC. I had 25 in the class, and most were under the age of 35. I'm going to apply for another grant for next year, too. kb6nu.com/back-to-the-future-a

www.kb6nu.comBack to the future: Are hackers the future of amateur radio?
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