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Oh wow, must be a huge coincidence given Trump never read project 2025
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I believe him when he said he didn't read it, because his staffers say he won't read a goddamn thing unless it glowingly mentions him several times (or it's a book of Hitler's speeches). Trump himself has said he considers reading a waste of time.
What I DO believe is that he's being spoonfed lists of appointees by the Heritage Foundation.
And let me guess, the public 915Mhz band will get sold to NextNav despite everyone's objections.
For those like myself, wondering why is this significant, here's a comment from Reddit:
Here's a long answer. To the first question, "What's the significance of 915Mhz?"
In the United States, all devices which emit electromagnetic energy (radio waves) are legally under the purview of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The FCC publishes regulations which state the conditions that must be met to make these emissions legal. Most of the time, the rules primarily relate to the frequency and power of the radio waves being emitted. Secondarily, the intentions of the device owner are considered.
So what's special about 915 MHz under these rules? 915 MHz is the center frequency of a band of frequencies, stretching from 902 MHz to 928 MHz, which has been set aside for "Industrial, Scientific and Medicine" use (ISM). Subject to several other conditions, this band is free for anyone to use for nearly any legal purpose.
This is unlike other frequencies, such as the band from 88 MHz to 108 MHz, which can only legally be used by commercial FM radio stations, and only then if they've received a license for the specific frequency they've been assigned and hired licensed engineers who ensure that the signal won't interfere with any other licensed stations and obeys other technical requirements.
There are other ISM bands beside 902-928 MHz. One of them is at 2.4 GHz, which make look familiar as well.
Also, as an amateur radio operator, it has a section reserved for amateur hacking that they're just going to take away because someone asked for it. They have a "think of the children" argument they're pandering about, but it's all about line go up, of course.
US has already stopped investing in technology education (even people as young as 20 years old that walk in the shop here show no indication of technology education)
Democracy does die in darkness in part due to loss of progress in technology
The lack of tech knowledge just comes from growing up with tech that just works and that's much less open than it was back in the day. The same thing is happening everywhere.
These youngsters need a few good bluescreens of death to harden em
I have good memories of upgrading the cpu in my 80s computer from a 386 to a 486. I was a kid, my friend had upgraded so I bought it 2nd hand off him.
It's the truth, honestly. Just look at how smartphones have changed since the iPhone. Remember how it used to be a pretty common thing to switch wifi off and on to fix a connection issue? Or Airplane Mode? That was a troubleshooting step people learned naturally on the original smartphones because they had to. Personally I don't even know where the Airplane Mode button is on my phone anymore. I can't remember the last time I had to bounce my wifi. People just troubleshoot less now because stuff just works. We're going to have to make an effort to keep up the skills for when they stop, or we'll end up like a sci-fi civilization that can't repair it's crumbling ancient infrastructure
I thought everyone burns incense to placate the machine spirit every time an application errors out.
My sisters WiFi wouldn't connect on a Samsung S20something.
Went through ordinary steps.
All failed to resolve.
The solution:
Change time date to manual, then back to automatic. For whatever reason, this was the fix.
Most bizarre troubleshooting ever.
I'm the type who's of aa mind that anything can be fixed or repurposed. May not be pretty, but if it can still be used somehow it will.
Can you further clarify your reason for connecting democracy and technology?
More likely "how he ruins the agency"
This should be good.
And by good, I mean a flaming dumpster-fire shitshow of gross incompetence
If we’re lucky. Competence in these cases is more dangerous.
This Carr deserves a lung cancer.