Init this repo

[igreen1]

• Create all the issues to be addressed
• Add the (ugly) legacy code from freshman year work for references
• Add documentation on all the weird quirks of cubesat command/control/receive
• Setup the repo work with this form of work

[igreen1]

1. Refactor project, assigned to shelby. Work on the command side, especially on software simulated hardware interfacing
2. Calibrate software project,,, awaiting campus access
3. Receive chain, to be assigned to @igreen1. change the data processing, place the burden on desktops, not the RPI. Requires working with authentication (look up OAuth tokens in freetime)
4. Abstract GPredict out of the command chain. Add another layer of program so Cubesat lab has more control over everything
5. Work on the public website for all of this / work on a standard way to access the data within network. Might require work with LMU-ITS
6. Work on moving all of Cubesat, not just the software onto a single location, preferably github. Might involve linking repos ? Or reorganizing this repo. Investigate the projects part of GH.

Also @igreen1 will have to somehow access LMU's wifi. Perhaps needs to contact LMU P-Safe to drive on campus? Or maybe walk near the backgates. By the Tenderich apartments is a feasible location to get wifi access. Make sure to document that user is off campus at the time of wifi access.