By the way, if you want to get into HAM radio as a hobby, go for it. But there is another thing that is possible. SDR radio. Its purposes go from decoding signals to tracking planes, finding hidden transmitters, and many other silly things. I'll be honest though, majority of modern SDR softwares... are made for normies to listen to music and chat. The silly stuff is obv on github. But I suggest developing your own software using latest version of rtlsdr.dll via python (you might need to install an old rtlsdr package using pip command), and from there really dig on what you can do with it. You could also play with it by creating custom antennas. There is actually a third kind of radio. RF Hacking tools (expensive as fuck and can get you into trouble). All 3 categories overlap in some ways.
PS: Tesla coils are radio jammers (which is kinda the 4th kind of radio?) (jamming is illegal)

Is cutting the guy wires for radio towers and watching them topple considered a hobby?

of an accelerationist

Accelerate to the nearest Burger King

Every American should buy a milwaukee bandsaw and participate in this rewarding and satisfying hobby.

AI has hit the boomer generation like crack hit the black community in the 90s

March 20th: 15 TONS of gummy candy stolen from semi-trailer in Germany

March 29th: 12 TONS of KitKat bars stolen from Truck leaving Italy en-route to Poland

Who are you people?

Who even falls for the "I built this [very complicated piece of technology] as a [underage number] years old" posts? Who even makes these? Indians? Boomers?

(((They))) are stealing candy to lure children to the new epstein island

When mortgage lenders drink too much soylent

I give up. Fallout 3 story is the most wet dogshit I have ever seen in a while, specially DLCs