Post by DanSI doubt I'd learn anything from you...
Hi Dan S.,
Thank you for your quite correct comprehension that you are unable to
learn, where, the topic of this thread is to let Linux folk know about
NitroShare, which, much like KDEConnect, allows seamless ad hoc Wi-Fi
connections for data transfer over the local LAN from/to Android.
Post by DanSI've been in the wireless biz since the early 80's.
At the risk of stating the obvious, this thread isn't about you proving you
know absolutely nothing about ad hoc Wi-Fi connections between Android and
Linux, since these protocols didn't even exist in your "learning" days.
Post by DanSStarting with voice 2-way, then packet radio. At one point I was part of Clearwire (the
original Clearwire, not Craig McCaw's "Clearwire") in my role setting up tower sites
during depolying statewide wireless.networks. Most recently, the role I have in my
current position includes designing outdoor wireless networks for municipalites for
traffic control and video surveilance, and whatever other data-moving needs they have.
There's a lot of work in SCADA systems too.
I write s/w for administration of 802.11 devices, run prop studies, come up with custom
configs per individual client requirements, etc., etc.
Again, I'm sure we all appreciate that you're clarifying that you know
nothing about ad hoc Wi-Fi connections between Android & Linux.
If you did, you'd have added at least a tidbit of on-topic value...
o And yet, you repeatedly prove you can't add _any_ on-topic technical value.
Post by DanSI don't know who Dan Purget is, but, I'm sure he's someone you have a "feud" with.
Hehhehheh... there are quite a few people who think they're smart, like
you, who, when you look at _every_ post from them, _never_ seem to be able
to impart _any_ on-topic technical value.
For example, you, yourself, complained about a sig, of all things.
o And then you confirm that you know _nothing_ about the topic.
What did any of us learn, from you, Dan S. about WiFi ad hoc connections
between Android & Linux from your two posts to this thread to date?
Post by DanSbecause he's called you out on your bullshit pompous attitude?
*Why did you post, DanS, to a topic where you clearly _can't_ add value?*
o In this way, you're acting exactly like this Dan Purgert character does.
Post by DanSPerhaps, your sig was written like that because English is your second language?
I mean....here's the first sentence. Read it, and tell me if it makes ANY sense...
I feel a bit sorry for you Dan S., because you're out of your league, so
you resort, as dunning-kruger quadrant 1 people are wont to do, to an
"instant child", by throwing ad hominem insults.
Just like that well-known utter moron Peter Kohlmann who is so stupid he
couldn't even comprehend that the topic was "Wi-Fi" and not "Bluetooth",
and then, in response facts, like you, turned into an "instant child" with
the ad hominem attacks, by calling me an "idiot" simply _he_ is incapable
of figuring out that Wi-Fi is faster & better than bluetooth.
Neither one of you has ever added any value to this newsgroup in your life
o Worse, both your trolling thoroughly polluted this thread, needlessly so
Both of you, as with Dan Purgert, turn into "instant children" the moment
you're confronted with something as simple as a fact you can't comprehend.
YOU are the one who added negative value by childishly criticizing a mere
sig; and then you're the one who is _still_ complaining that you have no
knowledge whatsoever of ad hoc Wi-Fi connections.
Post by DanS..."While my desktop does not have a Wi-Fi NIC, it is connected via Wi-Fi to
the LAN (which is far, far, away); but via a short Ethernet connection..."...
If it doesn't have a WiFI NIC, how is it connected 'via WiFI' to anything
to 'the LAN'? What LAN? Are you calling the internet, the LAN?
Everyone already knows you, and Peter Kohlmann can't ever add any value.
o If you do have on-topic value to add to this thread - why didn't you?
HINT: You can't.
o Otherwise you would have added _something_ of on-topic technical value.
So why do you waste everyone's time simply proving you know absolutely
nothing about the ad hoc Wi-Fi topic at hand, which is, and I repeat:
o Much like KDEConnect, NitroShare is FOSS software for file & folder transfer over Wi-Fi between Linux & Android
<https://groups.google.com/g/alt.os.linux/c/D8bDL4LjlhQ>
All you and Peter did was pollute this thread with your worthless trolling.
o You both proved, as does Dan Purgert, you can't _ever_ add on-topic value.
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Most people post to Usenet to add value; Dan & Peter post to reduce value.
