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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 13/09/2026

What if it's carrying commentators?

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 07/09/2026

Really looking forward to speaking at @kcdc.bsky.social this week, seeing all my friends, and nerding out. I'll be talking about Reticulum and doing a classic workshop—Putting the D&D in TDD. I am not, however, looking forward to the drive. See ya in 600 miles!

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 28/08/2026

CORE—the Central Ohio Radio Enthusiasts—are meeting on September 1st. This month we have Mark Noble KE8BZW presenting D-STAR: Digital Voice, Data, and Callsign Routing. Details are in the link and please RSVP so we can make sure we buy enough pizza. Link: core.radio

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 29/07/2026

Central Ohio Radio Enthusiasts are meeting next week. This month we have Tom Graham presenting Going Vertical: Signals from the Sky. It's a talk about launching weather and pico balloons and tracking their movement around the globe. Details are in the link and please RSVP. Link: core.radio

Central Ohio Radio Enthusiasts—CORE—is an informal community for anyone enthusiastic or curious about radio. Ham radio operators, GMRS users, Meshtastic fans, SDR nerds, makers, and beginners all welc...

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 15/07/2026

Folks seem to like my technical talks. Jason Koo and I sat down the other day and talked about how I build them—the strategy, the structure, the thought process. The beard helps, but there's more to it than that. Check out the video. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZLs...

Crafting Talks People Never Forget -- Guy Royse

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 13/07/2026

Currently KE8O. Soon to be W8GUY. www.repeaterbook.com/repeaters/de...

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Repeater Details

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 13/07/2026

I bought an amateur radio repeater. It's currently on the air and awaiting transferal of the trusteeship. Plus some additional equipment so I can get it properly set up on the Ohio Link Network. Perhaps I've gotten a little too deep into this hobby.

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 06/07/2026

Fine-tuning is the new stored procedure. Logic pushed into the wrong layer. It's fast, of course. No remote lookups. It's as close to the model as you can possibly get. But it's a serious pain to version, to test, or to understand six months later.

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 03/07/2026

Details, as always, are on the website. Please go there and RSVP so we can get a head count. Doors open at 6:00 pm. Talk starts at 6:30. The address is: 570 Polaris Pkwy Suite 200 Westerville, Ohio 43082 Second floor, at the end of the hallway

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 03/07/2026

And by we, I really mean we. Bring your #LoRa boards, your laptop, your Raspberry Pis, cables, hubs, switches, and whatever networking gear you think might be fun to try to get on the network. Most of it will work.

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 03/07/2026

This month, I'll be speaking about #Reticulum. Don't know what Reticulum is? Not a problem. I'll explain what it is, how it works, and how to write software for it. But it's not just a talk this time, we're getting hands on and building an ad hoc Reticulum network right there in the room.

Literally hiding it under a bushel basket.

I'd watch a YouTube video series of someone renovating that place. "I purchased an abandoned basket. You won't believe what happend next!"

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I'm gonna go with this.

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 17/06/2026

Always. Always. Always bake in unstructured time. Always.

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The other thing I have been busy with is core.radio. We have a Discord server that you might enjoy. You don't have to live in Central Ohio to be on there. At some point I might even start streaming the meetings.

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 15/06/2026

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But if I get DMR working, we could communicate directly, right? Probably need a hotspot for that.

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 15/06/2026

Need time, more than anything. But the core.radio group I started has been digging deep into DMR of late. And I do have radios. So it could happen. Lately, been working on building Hubshack. Browser-based rig control software. Hoping to release a very basic implementation soon.

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 04/06/2026

I'm going live with @vscode.dev on YouTube today at 9am PT. Gonna do some Redis Agent Memory, some VS Code Copilot, and a little bit of ham radio! Live coding and AI will be involved so it could be brilliant or it could end in fire and tears. Watch to find out! www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyAx...

🔴 VS Code Live: Building Agents with Memory using Redis + Copilot

YouTube video by Visual Studio Code

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 02/06/2026

Watch me code it with Raynold Adolphe, VS Code, Copilot, and Redis Agent Skills live on Thursday, June 4th, 9am PT. www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyAx... @redis.io @vscode.dev @github.com

🔴 VS Code Live: Building Agents with Memory using Redis + Copilot

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 01/06/2026

The Central Ohio Radio Enthusiasts is meeting tomorrow at CGI in Westerville. The topic is DMR, or digital mobile radio, and Alex Barbur will be showing us how to use it. If you're interested, all the details are in the link. And, please RSVP so we know how much pizza to get! core.radio#meetings

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 27/05/2026

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And, special shout out to CGI for hosting us. Great meeting space. Great location. Great pizza. Great company! Thanks for making CORE possible.

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 27/05/2026

The monthly CORE (Central Ohio Radio Enthusiasts) meeting is Tuesday, June 2. This month we have Alex Barbur presenting An Introduction to DMR as an IP Transport. Don't know what that is? You should come. Details and RSVP are in the link: core.radio#meetings

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 22/05/2026

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Everything is on a continuum. But some continuums are more lopsided than others.

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 21/05/2026

I'm gonna be at @bsidesdayton.bsky.social this Saturday running the Radio Village and talking about Reticulum. Wanna play with some radio? Want to build secure off-grid networks? Buy a ticket already. It's only $25 and they feed ya! bsidesdayton.com

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BSidesDayton

Dayton's community-driven infosec conference. Join security professionals, researchers, and hackers for hands-on learning, real conversations, and practical knowledge.

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 18/05/2026

I check my carry on and then put my backpack up top. I am, as they say, a big boy. Being able to put my legs under the seat helps me give more space to my neighbors.

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 28/04/2026

It's May 5th at CGI in Westerville, Ohio. RSVP at core.radio.

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 28/04/2026

CORE is an informal community for anyone enthusiastic or curious about radio—whether you're new to radio and want to learn or you've been tinkering for years and want to share. This month we have Radio Signal Analysis Using SDRs and OpenWebRX+ with Scott McCrory. Details are are core.radio.

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 19/04/2026

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More coding agents for my hobbies!

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 18/04/2026

And so it begins…

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 17/04/2026

Now if I could yet get an awesome amount of free time!

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 14/04/2026

It is of interest to me! I'm using WebSerial + a Chromium browser to talk to my radio. Combined with the audio capabilities, I can write code in the browser to encode, decode, transmit, and receive various data formats. Good to know it works with Firefox now too. Thanks for thinking of me!

Guy Royse @guy.dev · 05/04/2026

If you want to learn more or get started with Reticulum yourself, everything you need is over at reticulum.network. Is it a rabbit hole? You betcha! But totally worth it!

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Reticulum Network

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 05/04/2026

I had the pleasure of hanging out with Jake from EmComm Solutions and dude.eth (not his real name, of course) yesterday to nerd out about it. It's not exactly an introduction to Reticulum, but we had a good time. The video is up on Jake's channel. Give it a gander. www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnps...

Reticulum Round Table Discussion | Mesh Talk EP 1

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Guy Royse @guy.dev · 05/04/2026

You probably haven't heard of the Reticulum Network. The tl;dr—it's an alternative network stack that's decentralized, encrypted, and runs on everything from Ethernet to LoRa radios to serial cables.

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Honestly, the canal tours are pretty cool. There's the Rijksmuseum too. And I recommend eating all the bitterballen you can find. My friend @itsrene.nl might have some good suggestions as well.

Well, I spent a good part of my weekend figuring this out and rather than just deploy it to my machine, I thought I'd share a repo that anyone can clone and use to get started with this configuration.

Obsidian Sync so that I and the AI can work with my notes from anywhere. Obsidian CLI so the AI can be more intentional, will be less likely to corrupt any files, and won't consume all my tokens navigating the file structure.

I've been trying to get these two tools to work containerized on my headless Linux box. Specifically, I want to use Obsidian Sync + Obsidian CLI.

Obsidian (@obsidian.md) is part of that goal. My data stays on my devices and what is shared via the cloud is done so securely, privately, and respectfully.

OpenClaw (openclaw.ai) is part of that goal. I'm still not hosting my own AI yet, but the agent's memory lives on my machine. The automation is controlled by me.