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by kweks 2mo ago
Warning: The article is an empty shill for Saily. Prominently links to HowToGeek's 'review' of Saily with affiliate code: https://saily.sjv.io/LKDQrL or https://saily.sjv.io/c/156932&#x2F
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by kweks 2mo ago
For what it's worth, Morse doesn't actually work via tapping (unless you add scraping as the dash component). Tapping makes no distinction between dots and dashes; what you intend as a dash is technically a dot and a pause. There&
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by kweks 3mo ago
Visible on Google maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/MvPQhHgjkKMJpPws5 Full line boundary on maps: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0... original NPR article
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by kweks 4mo ago
I visited the Burans in 2020. Decided to go in winter; figured the risk profile would be lower (security, extreme weather). It's definitely an effort to get to. Sadly one of the Burans was tagged after our visit. The hangar is just nex
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by kweks 4mo ago
Stripe is a payment gateway, not an anti-fraud solution. I'd recommend using services such as wyllo or Signifyd for anti-fraud. They will pre-filter against network intelligence signals, and if they approve the transaction, will guaran
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by kweks 8mo ago
https://ninjito.com
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by kweks 1y ago
Alternatively, if your tropical or marine fish ever suffer from white-spot disease (actually a nasty protozoan), you use methylene blue to kill the parasite.
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by kweks 1y ago
"Safe enough to swallow" seems like a scary oversimplification for alpha-emitting substances ?
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by kweks 2y ago
Better alternative : https://github.com/justinribeiro/lite-youtube
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by kweks 2y ago
And (at least) two in Paris. One mounted on stilts at CDG2, which depending on how you taxi you may or may not see from the plane, and one just outside ORY, which is maintained by an association, and visitable.
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by kweks 2y ago
We did extensive research on the subject, there is no mystery. iOS will only read MIFARE tags with NDEF formatted data. If you write NDEF data to a formatted MIFARE card, it will be 'compatible' with iOS. Otherwise, only the UI
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by kweks 2y ago
Most modern amateur rigs are now SDR based. The big brands (YAESU, ICOM etc) seem to lean into SDR as QOL improvements (large bandwidth real time spectrum analysers to see what's going on across the whole band, Digital Noise Réduction
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by kweks 2y ago
Adding our recent experience with Klaviyo. Klaviyo charges by "profile". When paired with Shopify, it automatically imports / pulls customer information 5o it's servers even when the customer specifically opted out of m
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by kweks 2y ago
Taking into account the distances in Australia, I've never understood why the speed limit is so low. Australia has an average "top speed" of 100km/h (110km/h in certain states) - whereas many other countries, with v
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by kweks 2y ago
Since a few updates ago, margins and pages are "limitless", so you can scroll a page (including PDFs) to the side to reveal a parallel page / much larger margin.
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by kweks 2y ago
İncredible game, matched with an equally amazing soundtrack !
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by kweks 2y ago
Newly minted HAM here. HamStudy is excellent, but / and works very, very well with these "No Nonsense" guides: https://www.kb6nu.com/study-guides/ They are excellent - they're built around the exam
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by kweks 2y ago
When I got French nationality, I spent 6 months growing an impressive old-style moustache just for the ID photo. it's the little things that count.
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by kweks 2y ago
Check out the RFID Hacking Community discord: https://discord.com/invite/QfPvGFRQxH Almost everything in the community happens here.
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by kweks 2y ago
Because it's passively powered, "amplifying" isn't really possible, short of replacing the access control reader. With that said, if your badge is in tag/fob format, you could clone it onto a card-format. Larger ant
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by kweks 2y ago
Closest thing to it is the "MagSpoof" device (originally made by Samy Kamkar) - which "emulates" a MagStripe track (Tracks 1/2/3) wirelessly. There are a few suppliers building these devices. The bad uses outst
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by kweks 2y ago
There are multiple ways to crack MIFARE - depending on the actual chipset version / manufacturer. For Mifare Classic: - Nested (Uses one known key to crack others) - darkside (Derives a key with no others. Slower, results are typica
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by kweks 2y ago
CEO of Lab401.com / Flipper Distributor / RFID geek. One of the best resources is probably the Discord channels. There is the official channel, and the non-official (for non-official firmware). YMMV, but the non-official seems to
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by kweks 2y ago
I appear to be in the minority where the RM2 is a perfect fit for my needs - but I can confirm that their support is aggressively anti-customer, and also non-compliant with EU consumer laws. My device broke in warranty (< 1 year). Custom
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Student arrested for using AI to cheat in university exam(reuters.com)
3 points by kweks 2y ago|0 comments
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by kweks 3y ago
The remarkable2 is a highly opinionated device. Like most strongly opinionated people, if your needs / incentives / perspectives align, you'll get on perfectly. If not, you'll have a strong repulsion to the device. They
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by kweks 3y ago
Our manufacturing (tool design, machining and production) is based in Guangdong, China. We have strong ties (15+ years working relationship) with the factory, which may have some pricing impact. The tolerances on the high-run part are non-c
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by kweks 3y ago
I'm curious about your pricing ranges - they seem to be vastly different to what I've experienced over the years (in both hard+soft molds for ABS injection). Our 2-piece "high-run" tool, built out of tool-steel cranked o
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by kweks 3y ago
There are two different interfaces. One exposes the number + name + expiry over unencrypted ISO 14443 interface. Readable by any compatible reader (IE, every NFC enabled téléphone - https://www.apkmonk.com/app/com.githu
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by kweks 3y ago
The Flipper can read the PAN (card digits + expiry) that are exposed by cards that have "tap to pay". This is an unencrypted interface supplied by the cards, which means it is readable by any NFC-enabled device (including any andr

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