[–] 1 point 2 hours ago

can you give me some example on ISPs approving mobile antenna? For the proprietary drivers, they can reverse engineer to bring the needed functionalities of the antenna.

like trem said, I think the problem is because of mobile chipsets not giving the documentation to the public and devs have to reverse engineer it, which they need to own a mobile that has that chip set in order to to so

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  • [–] 1 point 3 hours ago

    Most uninstallers do the same thing, with different speed. Sometimes the uninstallation is not complete. If you want it to be quick for small apps just go to applications in the control panel and uninstall it. If it's something enshittified like vanguard then I suggest searching for a guide on the internet and do it yourself. Also some program have an uninstall.exe file

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  • [–] 1 point 3 hours ago* (last edited 3 hours ago)

    Unlike art, there are strict definitions of "best things" in practical programming: Readability, speed, ease of use (in final product), and more stuff but I don't know. And source code, is usually just duplications of source code in the past that achieve those things, group into a single project. So if every stolen code was illegal, then bigger than 95% of programmers are criminals

    There are competitions about the most unique source code (obfuscated C code), but most of them are just for shits and giggles, not to put in practice at all

    TLDR: Programming is mainly putting all the good things together, and depend on the time, there is only one best thing, for different categories: Readability, speed,... . Programming doesn't aim for code originality, but there are competitions about it for shits and giggles

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