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Software defined radio (SDR) allows elements of the radio to be computer controlled that once were solely the domain of analag components. This opens up a world of possibilities and flexibility. Key links RTL-SDR Quick Start Guide RTL-SDR V4 User Guide sdrangle on github flightaware’s fork of dump1090 Decoding AIS with dongles 50 things you can do with SDR is a great article.

🧱 References relating to LEGO bricks and software. BrickLink Studio Keyboard shortcut references for BrickLink Studio: BrickLink_Studio_Mac_Shortcuts.pdf - Complete keyboard reference for macOS BrickLink_Studio_Windows_Shortcuts.pdf - Complete keyboard reference for Windows Great Labels and Storage Guide If you’re trying to label parts, you should definitely check out Tom Alphin’s LEGO Brick Labels. He also shared an amazing Storage Guide that covers a wide variety of scenarios. LEGO Q&A I’m a contributor to and big fan of Bricks StackExchange where you can get your questions answered, including identification of sets from a picture of some of the bags or a subassembly.

A comprehensive reference guide to emoji shortcodes for use in Markdown, GitHub, Slack, and other platforms that support emoji codes. Tip: Click any emoji or shortcode in the tables below to copy it to your clipboard! The Introduced column shows the year and Emoji specification version when each emoji was added (e.g., 2018 (11.0) means added in 2018 with Emoji 11.0). Note: (0.6) and (0.7) refer to Emoji specification categories retroactively assigned to Unicode 6.0 (2010) and 7.0 emojis; the year shown reflects when those categories were formally defined. ...

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🐧 Tux the Penguin is the Linux mascot. ArchWiki Debian Wiki The Linux Kernel Archives

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🇺🇸 us is the ISO code for the United States.