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>The firmware developer is really the one causing most of the problems. If not for him, this would have handled amicably between EE and DEFCON. Defcon stopped
by dmitrygr 2y ago
>The firmware developer is really the one causing most of the problems. If not for him, this would have handled amicably between EE and DEFCON.
Defcon stopped paying and talking. They would have brushed this all under a rug
- firesteelrain 2y agoEE went way over budget. DEFCON was right to cancel the contract. What’s your involvement anyways besides a free contributor to the emulator?
- dmitrygr 2y ago"contributor" implies someone else participated, i feel i have been clear about the fact that every single bit of the firmware was my work. Nobody else worked on it.
- firesteelrain 2y agoYour work that you gave away. No more data rights on the executable.