sdr Software Radio is for Everyone! Software radio is amazing, no matter how you slice it. It represents many different fields of science and engineering coming together to create a technology that sounds almost too sci-fi to be real. This post is about how there is something for everyone in SDR.
opensource Open Source Munitions Let's start with a short Q&A that might surprise you! Q1: You write a nifty program and share it with someone on the Internet. Is it possible for the government to
opensource Dear Non-Coders: Rescue OSS from Itself This post is about how to find open-source projects that could benefit from your time and expertise, and then make meaningful contributions to them - even if you're starting from a blank slate.
opensource Powerlevel9k When I started Powerlevel9k on the evening of December 4th in 2014, my goal wasn't to create a large project, but really just to create a highly customized ZSH prompt with some features
software On the Recent GPL Enforceability News Over the last week I've received daily links from colleagues excited about the recent GPL news, so I figured I would share my thoughts here. Of course, before we continue, I'm obliged to
foss Winning the Open Source Battle Last month, the Chief Information Officer and Chief Acquisition Officer of the United States released Memo M-16-21, titled "Federal Source Code Policy: Achieving Efficiency, Transparency, and Innovation through Reusable and Open Source
