Dvorak mentions the Helios story on CrankyGeeks

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Dvorak mentions the Helios story on CrankyGeeks

Post by greggh » Thu Dec 18, 2008 2:41 am

http://www.crankygeeks.com/2008/12/epis ... ll_out.php at 15:00

Dvorak: "She is an idiot!" :D

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Re: Dvorak mentions the Helios story on CrankyGeeks

Post by Claudio » Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:40 am

Dvorak never fails to entertain. It's practically the only time I REALLY enjoy TWiT. :P
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Re: Dvorak mentions the Helios story on CrankyGeeks

Post by jturning » Thu Dec 18, 2008 8:38 pm

I love Dvorak. He came through for all the hams on TWIT a couple back when Leo was showing himself to be an idiot. Leo started to mention hams as the force attacking white space spectrum use when it was entertainers with their wireless mics. Hams went after broadband over power lines because of all the RF it radiated for hams and all emergency service radio spectrum, and being a bad technology (though Motorola has a good system now that notches out certain bands). Dvorak stood up for hams coming through in disasters by being the last ones left to setup and provide communications when the normal communications infrastructure goes down. Plus Dvorak usually cuts through the fluff to get to the meat of the matter, often in a humorous way.

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Re: Dvorak mentions the Helios story on CrankyGeeks

Post by jstgtpaid » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:01 pm

I haven't listened to any of the TWIT shows in a long time. However, Dvorak was always my fav'. He is very good at keeping the conversation moving. Dvorak never wanted to get too deep into a topic (eg talk to long about it). Once you said the sound bite stuff, it was time to move on.

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