gerryk

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   by gerryk 10y ago

   I used to code in Clipper in a past life. Many ex-Clipper devs became Delphi devs when the Great Fragmentation happened (multiple competing OO frameworks for Clipper).
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   by gerryk 10y ago

   This sounds like me, except the year was 1986, and the software on the bunch of floppies was Borland Turbo Pascal. Included photocopied manuals too.
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   by gerryk 10y ago

   Sad to see the failure of a truly alternative product.
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   by gerryk 10y ago

   It's business 101 that the retail price should cover all production costs, including R&D, otherwise you are in shortfall from day 0.
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   by gerryk 10y ago

   You could argue it certainly, but I suspect it might cost a bit, and you would end up at the bottom of a long list of creditors.
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   by gerryk 10y ago

   I have been through a number of SDRs - Softrock, RTLSDR, HackRF, and more recently I have a Red Pitaya ( http://redpitaya.com/ ) and am ICOM 7300 ( http://www.icomamerica.com/en/products/amateur/
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   by gerryk 10y ago

   I look forward to seeing some end-user reviews of this device when it finally ships. I realise that there are plenty of pre-production reviews, but I believe that the final version will have broader matching networks, facilitating better se
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   by gerryk 10y ago

   That DJ EZ mix is excellent. Reminds me of everything I love about the London electronic music scene.