deutronium

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by deutronium 10y ago
Are you indicating everyone should be able to own a weapon then? Despite being incapacitated in some way, which may lead to injury of themself or others.
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by deutronium 10y ago
Isn't the whole point of a gun to kill people though, unlike a car?
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by deutronium 10y ago
You're not thinking of Indistinguishability Obfuscation per chance? https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2014/02/21/cryptogr... seems an interesting article.
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by deutronium 10y ago
Ah, I was wondering where the link was, that explains it.
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by deutronium 10y ago
Heh cheers, I just found /sys/class/leds/dell::kbd_backlight/brightness :)
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Show HN: Playing wav file via the system bus over AM using PDM from a laptop(youtube.com)
6 points by deutronium 10y ago|0 comments
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OpenDrop – Desktop Digital Biology Laboratory(gaudi.ch)
2 points by deutronium 10y ago|0 comments
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by deutronium 10y ago
Gotcha, cheers
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by deutronium 10y ago
A lot of GNU Radio is actually written in C++. Looking at some examples, it seems you don't need Python to create the flow graph either, that can be done in C++.
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by deutronium 10y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/5nwmfx/im_mak...
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by deutronium 10y ago
Sure I can see that, but isn't a base station implementation just as complex?
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by deutronium 10y ago
I'm confused, there seems to be open base station implementations such as OpenBTS, why is there no SDR based cellphone already I wonder?, as that'd be really neat in my opinion.
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by deutronium 10y ago
Hi. What makes it industrial grade out of interest? Under the hood are you using microcontrollers or..? Could you give some more information on the controller. Cheers
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by deutronium 10y ago
Am I right in thinking from watching the CCC talk though, that you can simply use another computer to do the debugging, as they show a debugging cable which crosses over wires.
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by deutronium 10y ago
I assume "USB Debug" option in my BIOS refers to this feature, however it did seem to be shipped "Disabled" for me.
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by deutronium 10y ago
I saw their product on Dragons' Den yesterday. I found it rather surprising as I've bought similar bluetooth key fobs, from Aliexpress for around $1.40 each and they mentioned they where planning on selling them for around £20.
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by deutronium 10y ago
I just found this: https://twitter.com/BethElderkin/status/817461392462807040 "Wiki leaks falsely ID's someone while trying to demonstrate why a mass dox list isn't a terrible waste of their time.&q
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by deutronium 10y ago
The lack of multiple levels of menus is something I noticed with Ghost too, when I last played with it. Also I'm wondering, with Squarespace, it's not clear whether you can install on your own server or not
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by deutronium 10y ago
I'm very interested in the Kong Feng GB Boy Colour he mentioned, I'd love to know how they copied the GameBoy CPU etc. through decapping.
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by deutronium 10y ago
There's a table of contents of the book at: https://www.nostarch.com/hardwarehacker I'm really looking forward to getting my copy :)
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by deutronium 10y ago
Yup, that's correct, the channels seem to be: #33c3-hall-1 #33c3-hall-2 #33c3-hall-6 #33c3-hall-g
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Show HN: Painting a Christmas Tree's LED Lights(anfractuosity.com)
54 points by deutronium 10y ago|3 comments
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by deutronium 10y ago
Technically I don't think it is an SDR, as it's not using software to generate arbitrary modulation schemes. The chip is capable of transmitting data through certain modulations. http://www.ti.com/corp/docs&#
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by deutronium 10y ago
Wow, that's disgraceful, I hope they sort it out.
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by deutronium 10y ago
Ooh thanks a lot for the heads up!
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by deutronium 10y ago
I used a time of flight sensor in an attempt to measure the specific gravity of beer - https://www.anfractuosity.com/projects/zymeter-simple/ https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12784 - Is the
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by deutronium 10y ago
This sounds very cool, I'm curious what wavelengths of IR they can convert.
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by deutronium 10y ago
That sounds really fun :) I've heard good things about the Swissflow flow meters, for monitoring beer flow to the tap, but they're _really_ expensive :(
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by deutronium 10y ago
I'm currently working on trying to crack an electronic safe lock based on the awesome DEFCON talk by Plore ( https://media.defcon.org/DEF%20CON%2024/DEF%20CON%2024%20pre... ) I don't think the photos are exac
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by deutronium 10y ago
Yeah that's a good point I've got a module which uses http://www.silabs.com/products/wireless/EZRadioPRO/Pages/si4... The chip itself covers 119–1050 MHz, but the modules I have, have filters o

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