It's neat that it works on the device itself, that will come in handy when during field testing.
However I'll continue to use wireshark for debugging my network code when at the office.
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However I'll continue to use wireshark for debugging my network code when at the office.
And when you have a memory overwrite then your meta data is corrupted and you loose the complete list. I keep my meta data and payload in two separate list for that very reason.
That was pre-internet, at least where I lived, and we all used Fidonet[1]. Cant recall my node, it's been too long.
I guess it depends on the content you're offering.
Mom, dad and son are all doing great now.
I miss those days, that was fun.
Just ask a number of people to draw a normal bike and you get all sort of strange drawings, just look at this page: http://bikedrawings.tumblr.com/
It's hard to visualize anything.
I haven't used it yet but we have some really cool (ha!) equipment that will adjust the temperature from -20 to +60 (Celsius) in minutes.
Muscle memory dies hard.
/rant
Yes a mass produced watch (Rolex/Omega/etc) are "better" in the sense that there's no imperfections. And more expensive watches (PP/Lange/etc) than I can afford are also handmade but have no imperfections. At all. They are also massively expensive.
I love handmade stuff and the fact that it's not perfect. You know that there's a human being that with hard work and a lot of talent has produced a work of art.
Now s/watches/knives/ but I don't collect knives.
This reminds me of .kkrieger[1], a game made by German demo group. It's a 3D game where the executable at 96k is smaller than most readme.txt files for other games. If we cut down all the abstractions layers we're using every day we could create amazingly small program than ran at blistering pace. Of cause development time would explode :-)