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by cuonic 2y ago
On the other side of the Channel, the French government has managed to create the "BAN" (Base Adresse Nationale - National Address Database), a database of detailed postal addresses in the country along with precise GPS coordinate
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by cuonic 2y ago
They also use a similar mechanism for the "get me out of here ASAP" panic button [0] that staff place in your hand and tell you to squeeze if required, all it does is detect a change in air pressure on the other end of the tubing.
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by cuonic 3y ago
Car related deaths worldwide in 2018: 1.35 million (Source: https://www.cdc.gov/injury/features/global-road-safety/index... ) How would you feel if you had lost a loved one to a car, even if they engaged in wa
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by cuonic 5y ago
Is there any particular reason for choosing a .fr domain name for this project ? According to Wikipedia [0] the .fr ccTLD is limited to European Union residents (+ Switzerland, Norway...) and might possibly mean you have to comply with lega
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by cuonic 5y ago
Tried signing up for Relay Premium (from France), Stripe is telling me that "The currency of this subscription isn't valid for the country associated with your payment"...
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by cuonic 6y ago
As for physical security, some are only protected by simple manhole covers before reaching the actual technical building, here's an example in Marseille, France where SeaMeWe-4 (and others) lands: 43.261938, 5.37276 [0] but the landing
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by cuonic 6y ago
Interesting, I was unaware of the fact that every mobile device has a unique radio fingerprint [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_fingerprinting
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by cuonic 7y ago
> See all of those microwave antennas on buildings and towers? A lot of them transmit around there. But microwave links are P2P and directional, using narrow beams at a certain height so that humans (or other objects) don't get in t
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by cuonic 8y ago
Wow you've done some great stuff. I work in the same industry in a company that has been around since 2007 and we don't have anything remotely similar to provisioning systems for client or backbone equipment, everything is done ma
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by cuonic 8y ago
.gov is purely American, the French equivalent is .gouv.fr
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by cuonic 9y ago
I'm aware of the fact, it was just strange how they announced it in the video [0], as if it was a new feature. PoE has been possible on previous versions with a PoE hat aswell, so nothing really new. 0: https://youtu.be&#x2F
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by cuonic 9y ago
But PoE isn't actually built-in to the Pi, it requires an external hat, purchased separately, and using a PoE hat has been possible on previous versions, yet they decided to announce it now, it's confusing.
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by cuonic 9y ago
PoE support has always been available with a seperate PoE Hat [0], I found it to be a strange announcement. 0: https://coolcomponents.co.uk/products/pi-poe-switch-hat-powe...
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by cuonic 9y ago
Wow that's dissapointing, such a shame. The most surprising example is in Reims, France where they provided 400 bikes in November 2017, only 20 fully functional bikes remained in January this year. The rest were either vandalised, brok
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by cuonic 9y ago
Here [0] are some stats from 2016 provided by the French Home Office. [0] https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/Interstats/Actualites/Insecuri... Edit: More up to date stats from 2017 here: https://www.interieu
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by cuonic 9y ago
I used the Gobee.bike rental service in both Turin and Milan, and the only vandalism I encountered were two bikes that had been thrown into the Navigli canal, other than that it didn't appear to be much of a problem in Italy. For the F
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by cuonic 9y ago
In France they have an ad campaign running on mainstream French TV channels at peak time [1], playing on the fact that search engines know everything about you from your age, family members, food preferences to who you talk to on dating web
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by cuonic 9y ago
Web App Developer
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by cuonic 9y ago
But you're still "managing umpteen million passwords", hence the name password manager.
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by cuonic 9y ago
OWASP [0] is a good resource for most things Web Security related [0]: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/JSON_Web_Token_(JWT)_Cheat_S...
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by cuonic 9y ago
They do, and there is a CLI tool provided by OpenStack themselves: https://docs.openstack.org/cli-reference/swift.html
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by cuonic 9y ago
One search engine to consider is Searx [0], you can easily host your own instance locally or on a public facing server [1]. What it does is aggregate search results from multiple engines (Bing, Google, Yahoo...), proxying your request makin
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by cuonic 9y ago
They have basic IR "filters" which are used to reduce IR light, but they don't totally block it, which is why you can see a purple light coming from TV remotes and such [0] 0: http://www.wikihow.com/images&#x2
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by cuonic 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman
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by cuonic 10y ago
I think you mean LogMeIn has been acquired by Citrix, no ?
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by cuonic 10y ago
IPFS seems to be posted at least once every two weeks, maybe they're looking for repo traffic.
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by cuonic 10y ago
Snapchat have a lot of "fraud protection" in the form of time sensitive tokens hashed with secret keys generated by strange .so libraries. This is used to keep third party apps from using their API, obviously a lot of user's
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by cuonic 10y ago
Using Postmail's virtual aliases and a nice web interface to manage them, I create a random virtual alias (h9jle20gavs32@domain.tld) associated with a site name for every place I have to input an email address, it makes spam tracking p
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by cuonic 10y ago
I've used an Arduino to do more or less the same thing, well I mean a cheap knock-off arduino mini from AliExpress, and an NRF24L01 module for data transmission, I get about 6 month battery life with 4 AA batteries (1200 mAh each) usin
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by cuonic 10y ago
There aren't enough IO pins on an Attiny85 to measure the temperature and send it to another device wirelessly, right ?

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