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glef commented on A Map of Wireless Passwords from Airports Around the World (Updated Regularly) foxnomad.com/2016/04/26/m... · Posted by u/tilt
glef commented on “Give me 15 minutes and I'll change your view of GDB” [video] undo.io/resources/present... · Posted by u/DebugN
>> How come the open source world hasn't been able to create a debugger that's as good as the (still primitive) debugger in Visual Studio 6.0? It's astonishing to me how bad the state of the art is.
I keep asking myself that same question every now and then, why can XCode have such a nice and pleasant LLVM-based version of gdb, while gdb on linux still doesn't have even the most bare-bones GUI that let's me inspect common data types without jumping through hoops?
QtCreator has a nice GUI over the GDB. I was pleasantly suprised to see it worked really well, but - on the other hand - I didn't use it for any advanced debugging.
glef commented on Your Phone Has an FM Chip. So Why Can’t You Listen to the Radio? wired.com/2016/07/phones-... · Posted by u/prostoalex
Making it good would make it more expensive than the returns you can expect. If it is possible to make it good, as the antenna is largely out of control.
Fm is not useless, but bad Fm is.
The third question is silly. Who's side are you arguing? The chip is there because it's more expensive not to have it. It's not like Apple adds Fm so they can laugh at the feature you almost had.
It won't allow you to listen To BBC. At least none of the FM enabled mp3 players I've touched would allow you to listen to FM in anything remotely reasonable.
I have a Moto G 3rd generation, with FM radio enabled. Works like a charm, and it's not the most expensive phone around.