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I&#039;ve been a fan of dokuwiki for years and years, going back to my startup in 2005 when I used it to document our designs, usage, actions, etc. It&#039;s similar to the popular Mediawiki but offers better ACL. I&#039;ve set it up multiple times in multiple ways, always a little concerned about security. I&#039;ve had installed plugins with security flaws and it&#039;s just hard to stay on top. Most of the time I&#039;ve deployed it for internal use inside a firewall.</description>
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What&#039;s often confusing about the FFT is that the transform seems to have numbers that are too big. Let&#039;s call this the “FFT scale factor” problem (it&#039;s a reasonable google search). The frequency domain seems to have much more energy (much higher values) than one might expect from the time-domain waveform from which it originated.</description>
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QRP Quarterly has a column asking 10 questions of QRP operators. I offered mine for the April 2019 issue. I don&#039;t think there&#039;s any issue with publishing it here in advance:



N9DK Dave

Q1: Favorite Mode: 

A1: CW, although I enjoy the digital modes such as FT8, as well; I wish I would spend more time on CW and restore my speed to what it was decades ago!</description>
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