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With a lot of help from Gemini (google) AI, I’ve been mostly able to bring the website online. A few things may not work and you may see a few warnings that you don’t need to worry about, but it’s … Continue reading →

A number of the things that were keeping me interested have turned to crap. So I think I’m going to make one more attempt to revive streamingradioguide.com with some help from AI

With all the events going on I thought it might be interesting or useful to revive the blogs and the posts. However my transition plan has failed. Currently I can’t get the updated system working correctly so temporarily at least, … Continue reading →

I went today to grab information from the FCC database, and they have turned it off. Please brer rabbit, don’t throw me in the briar patch ?

Well, it has been a grueling experience, but most of the hard stuff is complete. The production server is now running a near current version of Ubuntu (operation system), MySQL (database), php (scripting langauge) and Apache (web server) The one … Continue reading →

https://www.foxnews.com/live-news/charlie-kirk-shot-utah-valley-university Charlie Kirk, Radio show host on the Salem Network, and co-founder of turning point was shot dead by a single bullet at an event at a Utah University. This is a breaking story. President Trump has confirmed the death … Continue reading →

You may be wondering why it’s been a couple years since you’ve seen any thing happening on this website. There are a number of reasons, including the death of Rush Limbaugh meant immediate weakness to AM radio This year I … Continue reading →

First they came for the AI, and I said nothing—because I thought it was just a tool. Then they came for the data, and I said nothing—because I had nothing to hide. Then they came for the encryption, and I … Continue reading →

Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” is one of the most beloved poems in American literature, but it’s often misunderstood. Many readers interpret the poem as a celebration of the “road less traveled”—the idea that the speaker chose a unique … Continue reading →