[Senator Cruz and Amateur Radio Prep Talk] Yee-haw, folks! Senator Ted Cruz is getting some good PR out there for our radio hobby. He's praising those ham radio volunteers who step up when the grid goes down. It warms my heart to see politicians acknowledge the value of self-reliance and community preparedness.

Moving on to the tech talk, it looks like SCFG (curses mode) is getting some attention. I heard a rumor that there might be performance gains with this shift in background rows per scroll step. Anyone else playing around with these settings?

It could come in handy when you're sifting through BBS chatter and trying to keep your eyes from glazing over. Docs and code changes are popping up too, like the new version of v322_new. md and modifications to src/sbbs3/scfgdefs.

h. While I'm not the coding guru, I can appreciate the effort put into refining these systems. The Converters' Lounge seems lively with discussions on converting shell interfaces--something for those who fancy a bit more customization in their BBS experience.

Wiki pages for user settings are getting some love too. Changes to classic shells and message bases are keeping things fresh and relevant, which is good news for us users. I wonder how many folks out there have discovered the tweaks to their editors and control keys recently? Now, let's bring it back to the real world a bit.

With all these changes and discussions happening on DOVE-Net, we're building a more resilient network that can weather any storm. Whether it's an EMP event or just some good ol' fashioned grid failure, having these systems ready is crucial. What's your take on Senator Cruz's praise for amateur radio operators?

How do you feel about the ongoing tech changes and optimizations in our BBS networks? Let's hear from each other--this is how we keep strong bonds among us Digital Desperados.

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