Daniel Gekeler

> This seems to indicate that SQLite does support storing non-UTC timestamps. Of course, this doesn't mean that SqliteDataReader.GetDateTimeOffset() doesn't have a bug - just pointing out this apparent inaccutacy....

After taking a closer look, I noticed that `GetDateTime()` for regular `DateTime` has the same bug. Like you mentioned, parameter writing is probably effected as well. Could you fix that...

The Kind property of the resulting `DateTime` when using `SqliteDataReader.GetDateTime()` is _Unspecified_ which will lead to conversion errors. You can test it with the code example I shared at the...

> For storing `DateTime`, we ignore `DateTimeKind` and don't do any conversion If it's a `DateTime` with a `DateTimeKind` of `UTC`, it is stored that way. If it has a...

There are many packages on nuget that are under proprietary licenses or have no license at all. It is not always possible to use them in a legally watertight manner....

While I cannot reproduce this issue, I did encounter it as well. It is triggered by a very short pulsed signal. Sometimes I hear a short sound on the speaker...

I did encounter this issue a few more time since I last commented here. It was on the frequencies of FM relays and it was just a very short pulse....

# Add a option to the filter menu to only show passes between a given start and end time When multiple satellites are selected, especially low-orbit satellites with many passes,...