mattcopp

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Turn a Raspberry Pi 3 into a (Tor) WiFi Hotspot(github.com)
3 points by mattcopp 10y ago|1 comments
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by mattcopp 10y ago
I've wanted to fake my death in Facebook for some time. A kind of blaze of glory. It seems remarkably simple, all I needed to do is to get an obituary in a local paper, and fill in this form https://www.facebook.com/hel
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Open Source Android SSH client sends your keys to Google(github.com)
30 points by mattcopp 10y ago|9 comments
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by mattcopp 10y ago
Hi, I'm the co-author of a book by PacktPub. Throwing some incoherent thoughts together: I was approach by PacktPub, and I did a bit of Google'ing before I started, to check it wasn't a scam but didn't find a great deal
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by mattcopp 10y ago
> There is also another project in Rust, it looks more active: https://github.com/GGist/bip-rs Thanks, I had seen that one, but forgot about it. I think it's a great project, but it's really just a collect
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by mattcopp 10y ago
Great work! Quite annoying actually. I finished my own implementation in Python at about 10pm last night, this would have been most useful. I'm no C# coder, but it's nicely readable, and this is a much better write up than I'
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by mattcopp 11y ago
That's entirely fair. I realise my use case wasn't the same as your intended goals so I was trying to not be too critical -- also half remembered ;) You've done some really great stuff in terms of documentation and platform s
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by mattcopp 11y ago
I went through the code a little while ago when I first saw this on HN. My thoughts: It really doesn't scale. It is designed for running on a single instance of physical hardware, RPi. In it's current guise it is really difficult