[Linux-ham] Congrats!

[Tanner Lovelace]

Jeremy Portzer wrote:

> 
> I don't think I've been resisting it.  I've been planning to do this a
> while; I've had the study guide for several months. I just this week
> finally took the time to study.  I do find some of the stuff hams do a
> bit silly, considering the availability and strengths of the Internet,
> but there are definitely some valid uses.  Plus, I'm a geek.  :-)
>

Just out of curiosity, what kinds of things that hams do do you consider
"a bit silly"?  Perhaps some of use who have been hams for a while
can shed a bit of light on why they are done (or, instead agree and
say, yes they are silly. :-).


> --Jeremy, who is up to four letters learned

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Cheers,
Tanner
KB4TYE (-.- -... ....- - -.-- .)

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