[App_rpt-users] Lies, damn lies, and John David McGough

[David McGough]

You forgot to mention that "secret spy" software included in the HamVoIP
release is designed to dampen the Sun's double-oscillator, throwing it
completely out of phase. With each new HamVoIP node deployed, the effect
becomes more pronounced, ultimately causing a Maunder Sunspot Minimum.  
This, of course, is to the HamVoIP advantage, since no sunspots means even
more hams will need AllStar for communications. Which, in turn, dampens
the Sun even more.

A movie is already in production. In this remake of the classic 1962
thriller "Dr. No," SPECTRE is replaced SPARKY, AKA: John David McGough, as
the Arch villain (running Arch Linux, of course). In a twist of the plot 
from the original movie, SKYNET is accidentally created by huge Raspberry 
Pi cluster, leading to world domination.


....LMAO....


73, David KB4FXC


On Wed, 3 Jul 2019, Pierre Martel wrote:

> My message to the people that want this to be done in private, I say. It is
> already in private, Private communication between the people that have
> business in a matter is exactly what we are doing. We are ALL parts of that
> thing.
> 
> Anyone that think they are not being affected by this is so wrong. The
> other distro could be playing with how the registration is being done and
> could be the responsible for the registration failling.. But since they
> wont release the source of the code we cant say, and first thing we know,
> the user thinks it is the coder here that are responsible.. Open source are
> exactly for that.
> 
> It can be a simple tactic to force the user base that use that distro into
> moving to a new type of registration and splitting the community in half..
> this would not even be far fetched.
> 
> There is a saying in french that goes like this ( open translation sorry if
> it is not ok) There is no better way to justify the killing your dog then
> telling it has rabies. So making registration unreliable in there version
> is about the best way to push a split by offering a "better" solution.
> Again, there is no way to check this as they dont publish the source..
> 
> It is not the first time in open source software that this happen, SDR#
> used to be open source, but lots of people started publishing binaries with
> dirty hacks and other gizmo that was making the software unstable. The main
> programer got tired of this and closed back the source ( he always kept the
> IP to himself , never released the source under GPL). And now, even if he
> still works on his project and we still have the software, the day he
> decide to stop producing it, we all loose... And if the source would be
> available, maybe some new coder could build on what he done and we would
> all gain from this.. But nope, some ass holes broke this for ALL of us.
> 
> We are still lucky that many good programer are still maintening and
> upgrading that software..
> 
> But letting things go as they are right now will only lead to a pit fall.
> 
> Like some meme photo we all see on social media, ITs because of that we
> cant have nice things..
> 
> Pierre
> VE2PF
> 
> P.s. Just in case it is not clear.. The other distro leader are the worst
> thing that could happen to allstarlink.
>