I use #pfsense to manage #dynamicdns. I was poking around after returning from #Airventure and discovered that it set koehn.com and home.koehn.com to 192.168.100.1. I have no idea why, but it certainly disrupted IPv4 communications coming into the pod. Incoming IPv6 and outgoing IPv4 were unaffected. Sorry about that.
This upload didn’t go as easy as I wanted, but here’s some fun performance art at #airventure #osh24
Well, that happened. We were exposed to someone at #AirVenture who tested positive for coronavirus. Probably not too surprising, given attendance figures north of 640,000. We spent almost all our time outside, so I’m hopeful that we didn’t catch it.
Mostly I’m impressed that the technology actually worked. Our phones were able to detect, anonymously, that someone we were near had tested positive.
We’re both asymptomatic, and heading in to get tested ourselves.
Still more video of the work #ATC does at #EAA #Airventure #Oshkosh.
We returned last night from #EAA #Airventure #Oshkosh 2022, tired and a bit dirty from a long day of traveling. After she laundry, rest, and work, Michelle and I will be flying back to the show Friday evening and continuing to camp with our friends in Camp Scholler. You can follow our flight on FlightAware (it will update live starting tomorrow around 5:30pm CT (23:30Z); we hope to begin the Fisk Approach on Friday at about 6:30pm CT just as the airshow is ending.
As always, read the Notice prior to commencing the approach!
One of the more interesting engineering projects I saw at #AirVenture this year was this "single stroke" engine.
While visiting #EAA #AirVenture in #Oshkosh last week, I visited the Pilot Proficiency Center for my annual butt kicking by a CFII who's forgotten more about flying than I'll ever know. This year proved no different than any other, excepting the USB drive I received with a CloudAhoy debrief of my flight. Considering it was a new panel, new instructor, and unbriefed approach, I did just fine.
