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ram_rattle
12d ago
Never mind, I had no idea who you where, looked you up, please take a bow, apologies if the comment came out rude, more power to your work and agree learning in public and publishing more will what will make this idea better. Hat Tip!
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ram_rattle
12d ago
Nothing new here, attested TLS was being discussed in IETF for quiet sometime right? https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-fossati-tls-attestati... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MF9AwkMJOlw
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2mo ago
Apparently all these vendors did nothing to prevent this, a nice article from spur intelligence https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/video/how-smart-tvs-may-be-s...
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ram_rattle
2mo ago
lol, nice read.
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Goodbye, Leaf-and-Spine Networks?
(blog.ipspace.net)
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3mo ago
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ram_rattle
3mo ago
A nice write up and opinion on recently released aws whitepaper on new networking routing.
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Helium Mobile Is Being Acquired by Andrew Yang's Noble Mobile
(blog.heliummobile.com)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
Helium Mobile is Being Acquired by Andrew Yang’s Noble Mobile
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Cyber Model Arena
(wiz.io)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
I genuinely want someone to build nice tech to solve this problem, I have a cctv at my home and once a month a cop shows up to get some info on a crime that has happened in my area, tech like homomorphic encryption should get really really
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8mo ago
There is one more part that can also be done, mobile operator's can also request your wifi information like rrsi and bssid using LPP WLAN positioning, using this as well the location context can be gathered, it will be nice if apple ca
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ram_rattle
8mo ago
Looks super cool
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ram_rattle
8mo ago
interesting, thanks for sharing these!
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ram_rattle
9mo ago
This e-nose in general interesting, do anyone know any sensors that are currently commercially available to prototype these things?
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ram_rattle
9mo ago
I still believe it was a very bad idea that google sold of BD
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9mo ago
Looks so smooth and no fuss, thanks for building this
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ram_rattle
11mo ago
This is dope, will be nice to see how many robo crawlers are crawling these numbers.
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ram_rattle
11mo ago
Nice one,I just learnt about this website today dig @ch.at "your question" TXT
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ram_rattle
1y ago
Looks dope, Thanks for doing this
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ram_rattle
1y ago
I wonder how they handle cellular and wifi part, lot of proprietary shit in that.
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Intel's Tofino P4 Software Is Now Open Source
(p4.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I personally think apart from GPU and compute for intelligence for meaningful robotics to take off we still have lot of things to crack like better battery, better affordable sensors, microelectronics etc, I'm pretty sure we will get
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2y ago
I was working in telecom research company where the director looked my in disbelief that hacks can actually in telecom, his eyes became wide just when I showed few small hacks, wonder what he is thinking now, lol
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ram_rattle
2y ago
I don't understand why would they not ack or fix this, such as shame that google has to do all the hard work to keep all their ecosystems shit together
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ram_rattle
2y ago
This is supported by QC from 2017 I belive.
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2y ago
Re read the article again, it's exactly same idea with open source "From a computational perspective, a trusted end-to-end data path will be established, ensuring the security of the entire process. This encompasses data collectio
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2y ago
Something similar published by samsung, but sad that they are not as agile as apple in this area https://research.samsung.com/blog/The-Next-New-Normal-in-Com...
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ram_rattle
2y ago
really cool tool, thanks for building this.
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ram_rattle
2y ago
I do not understand this, can you please explain
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ram_rattle
2y ago
Helium 5G in USA is doing exactly that, CBRS powered.
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