[hpsdr] TeamSpeak audio 2014/May/17

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The 17/May TeamSpeak mp3 (38 minutes) 64 kbps is available at:

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or

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Only silence truncation editing was done on this recording.

Note: A recent Windows Update silently turns on Windows Firewall


Session text follows


20:13:49> *** You are now talking in channel: "OpenHPSDR"

21:01:31> "Bill - KD5TFD": Suspect you can find the talk here:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/g4gxl-test

21:03:24> "Bill - KD5TFD": all sending dsp ... still doing a tad 
of receiving dsp I bet

21:03:50> "Ken N9VV": CW in FPGA is just amazing! what a treat.

21:06:10> "Ken N9VV": First test of new "Nvidia Jetson TK1" SBC 
are very promising ....

21:07:12> "Ken N9VV": R.I.P.  CW.dll   :_)

21:07:15> "Ken N9VV": 21:08:16> "Terry WB4JFI": Chris Testa 2012 
paper:
< 
http://www.tapr.org/pdf/DCC2012-Handheld-Software-Radio_KD2BMH.pdf 
 >

21:09:51> "Bill - KD5TFD": Try powersdr 2>&1 >run.log?

21:10:16> "Ken N9VV": Run P*SDR as Administrator

21:12:11> "Ken N9VV": Windows-8.1 update on Tuesday broke 3.2.10 
on my desktop

21:12:31> "Ken N9VV": Error message forwarded to Doug

21:13:22> "Terry WB4JFI": Chris Testa github "whitebox"
https://github.com/testaco/whitebox

21:14:06> "Ken N9VV": Yes, there is a PowerUser utility that 
allows you to open CMD with RIGHT CLICK on any FOLDER

21:14:54> "Bill - KD5TFD": that's something I'm very bad at 
offering advice on since I"m still mostly a command line person

21:15:23> "Bill - KD5TFD": sort of odd ... cw is to voice as cli 
is to gui

21:15:28> "Ken N9VV":
< 
http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/how-open-windows-command-prompt-any-folder.htm 
 >

21:16:05> "Ken N9VV":
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320148

21:16:07> "Bill - KD5TFD": neat .. new knowledge nugget of the day

21:18:40> "Ken N9VV": Yeah, that is it

21:20:54> "Ken N9VV": hehehehe

21:21:48> "Ken N9VV": rename

21:22:23> "Rob - VE3EW": Phil did un get my mail about d10&11 on 
mercury?

21:25:00> "Terry WB4JFI": And a link to Chris Testa (?) Whitebox 
radio site:
http://radio.testa.co/

21:29:42> "Ken N9VV": me too

21:31:54> "Bill - KD5TFD": powersdr >r.log 2>e.log

21:43:50> "John - AJ6BC": Win/NSA Probe Enabler.

21:44:06> "Bill - KD5TFD": he he

21:44:11> "John - AJ6BC": Same thing happened to me when doing 
some updates this week.

21:44:48> "John - AJ6BC": (And) the Win Firewall always seems to 
start before the firewall software that you want - interesting 
how that works.

21:45:10> "Bill - KD5TFD": or you got the route of I don't need 
no stinking firewall!

21:45:43> "John - AJ6BC": Yes - that too - but then someone else 
could probe your system, and they can't have that.

21:46:10> "John - AJ6BC": Hi Hi

21:46:29> "Bill - KD5TFD": ya ... I've got an entry firewall, so 
don't run fwalls behind my entry firewall on machines that don't 
go out and about

21:48:16> "Mike - AA8K": Bill, do you have WiFi on your LAN?

21:48:28> "John - AJ6BC": Yes - I used to have a double-NAT with 
firewall and DMZ, but that was back when all of my machines were 
ethernet only.  Since all machines have 802.11x now, I have to 
also run something local.

21:48:33> "Bill - KD5TFD": yes ... separate segment

21:48:44> "Mike - AA8K": Good planning!

21:48:50> "Bill - KD5TFD": why .. do you not use wpa or some such?

21:49:13> "Bill - KD5TFD": separate segment for me is just cause 
I'm a tin foil hat wearing paranoid!

21:49:50> "Mike - AA8K": Just because you are paranoid does not 
mean that they are not after you. :)

21:49:57> "John - AJ6BC": Any point of ingress is a potential 
entry point for hackers/NSA probes.

21:52:04> "Mike - AA8K": Microsoft, bless them, turned on my 
firewall on Windows 7 too.

21:53:43> "John - AJ6BC": or NAN.

22:00:06> "Warren - NR0V": 73, my wife and I are going to enjoy 
some good Japanese food now.

22:00:19> "Bill - KD5TFD": 73 warren

22:00:23> "John - AJ6BC": 73's Warren.

22:12:15> "Ken N9VV": Bill - "PowerSDR.exe 2>x.txt 1>y.txt runs 
normally in Windows-7

22:12:32> "Bill - KD5TFD": normally == there's ouput

22:12:36> "Bill - KD5TFD": >

22:12:37> "Bill - KD5TFD": ?

22:13:36> "Ken N9VV": now text in both x.txt and y.txt

22:14:09> "Bill - KD5TFD": interesting ... redirection does not 
work on win8??!?! Bizarre

22:14:20> "Phil-VK6PH":    int recv = socket.Receive(data);