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rkblackfire

Contributor

Registered: 2018-01-11

Posts: 3

Hello

I just found this forum looking for an error while compiling.
Because the problem was unsolved I had to, and found the solution myself. And to share I registered here.
But now I have no idea how to respond to the thread. Is it really mandatory to introduce, before answering a question?

In that case:
I'm Richard around 30 years old. I'm a software developer (C#) from Germany.
The proxmark, SDRs and microcontrollers in general I use in my spare-time for broadening up my horizon.

If that wasn't the case:
please PM me where to find that button :-)

Sincerely,
Richard.

iceman

Administrator

Registered: 2013-04-25

Posts: 9,538

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Re: Hello

If you read the rules page when you created your account,  you would know it is mandatory to make an introduction.
This is our way of dealing with spam-accounts.

btw, Welcome and I suggest you read http://www.proxmark.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1125 as an introduction.

Skeltek

Contributor

Registered: 2017-12-31

Posts: 19

Re: Hello

You seem to share the same interests. Im also developing a lot of stuff in my free time and just slightly above your age, maybe we could talk a bit on Skype or something (since you are also from germany, it might be fun). Its always much faster and more efficient than researching on stuff on your own.
If you like to talk, you can add 'Skeltek' on Skype (there are two, mine has a cat as a profile picture).

rkblackfire

Contributor

Registered: 2018-01-11

Posts: 3

Re: Hello

Hello Skeltek,

networking is everything - isn't it? ;-)
But Skype is not my cup of tea - just hit me here on this forum.
'Cause I'm new to my Proxmark I think I'm quite often here over the next weeks.
Most frequently in the morning hours - the Miss is not really amused, when I spend my spare-time coding... ;-)

Sincerely,
Richard.