2025 stats from online #hamradio testing with the WM7X.net team:
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2025 stats from online #hamradio testing with the WM7X.net team:
2,542 got their Technician licenses
1,268 upgraded to General
498 upgraded to Amateur ExtraWe had a total of 4,035 distinct applicants - some took more than one exam. A few took and passed all three in one sitting.
Even with slow going during the government shutdown, we had 350 more applicants than the previous year.
It is such a pleasure to watch people go from nerves at the beginning to excitement when they pass.
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2025 stats from online #hamradio testing with the WM7X.net team:
2,542 got their Technician licenses
1,268 upgraded to General
498 upgraded to Amateur ExtraWe had a total of 4,035 distinct applicants - some took more than one exam. A few took and passed all three in one sitting.
Even with slow going during the government shutdown, we had 350 more applicants than the previous year.
It is such a pleasure to watch people go from nerves at the beginning to excitement when they pass.
@bitsplusatoms Looks like hamradio is quite popular, I didn't expect so much interest.
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One of my favourite things is talking to people who are more ride or die for ActivityPub than I am.
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@lastampa.it regione a governo legaiolo salvini zaia stefani
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Valentine (@valent6228.bsky.social)
https://bsky.app/profile/valent6228.bsky.social/post/3lbgozaxnec24
> An unconscious naked man lying on a table being attacked by little demons armed with surgical instruments (1912) - Richard Tennant Cooper
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@martinus
TroÅ¡ku mi pán pÅ™ipomÃná Laurela a Hardyho.
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can't relate!! a pun's just a phonemic metaphor, which is a sound basis for wordplay
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@Uilebheist The sad thing is, he'll probably attach it to racism in some way.
The reasons for the downturn of leprosy in Europe a couple of centuries ago — well before the development of penicillin — are stil debated by the sort of scientists who study this stuff, but one of the leading hypotheses is, some sort of gene allele conferring relative immunity may, after the centuries of ravage killed enough suspectible Europeans, have grown dominant enough to severely curb the bacterium's infection rate. But there's still populations around who don't seem to have such an allele — a number of them famously exploited by a certain Teresa (not her biological name) — , and many of them happen to look sufficiently different from the garden variety racist to cause immense phobia in the latter.
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@martinus but the cat came back, the very next day... https://youtu.be/FJl_4IsQJ2g?si=SqAjcD2h9VA1g6CT
