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@salkinium@chaos.social This… does not seem like a thing a helicopter should be able to do.
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As someone who has involuntarily descended into the timescales mines, I want to thank the author of https://blog.dave.tf/post/tai64-is-not-tai/ for assuring me that I haven't gone insane.
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I’d love Android UX on Apple hardware and OS infra though.
I'm becoming the "have you considered using a transparency log for that?" guy at work
TIL: grossanzeigen.de redirected auf Immoscout
Whenever I'm trying to use something like redshift it always feels like https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Berserk which is somewhat antithetical to its intended function of improving my sleep.
The latest generation of Semtech LoRa IP looks fun
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@G33KatWork@infosec.exchange But I feel this. From crap like this to all the meddling with online privacy, it's incredibly tiresome.
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@G33KatWork@infosec.exchange Not saying any names because apparently the reintroduction of lese majeste also is one of the innovations of the past decade
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@G33KatWork@infosec.exchange It might be all these people trying to speak in a pretentious British accent despite being non-native speakers, but on top if it all, the public communication always strikes me as extremely patronizing.
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@psy@social.troll.academy Es ist so traurig. Wenn es wenigstens irgendeinen programmatischen Pull-Mechanismus gäbe. So muss ich jetzt regelmäßig 15 Webseiten abklappern.
Shower thought: Since the radius of of geostationary orbit goes up by the third root of planetary mass and planetary mass goes up by the third power of radius, the ratio between the radius of a planet and its GEO is actually constant for different planets of equal sidereal day length and average density
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@cccpresser Maybe something like this? (Heat conduction via particles bouncing off another)
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Seriously though, this is the first thing that ticks all the boxes I've been looking for for a project:
- TrustZone support
- Openly documented secure boot
- eMMC for RPMB
- Available and ~affordable (90 EUR)
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@niconiconi@mk.absturztau.be There's this long-press thing you can do but I agree it's tedious
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@hughsie LZ4 is doing this, which is both neat and a bit creepy: https://github.com/lz4/lz4/blob/9da37b2eebf082bfab6e57c49be71cc41119a40d/programs/bench.c#L74C9-L80
We have Wire Guard at home
Quick hack since I've been staring at lots of 64bit pointer values today: Colorized %p for printf(): https://gist.github.com/florolf/55ea7660bdfd737eb788dd7f4fa4ee86
This Quectel GNSS receiver booted up reporting 31°18'22.7"N 120°31'30.7"E as the location. I wonder if this is where the EOL test happened or if it's some random default somebody set. (Or the middle ground: The random position somebody put into their test signal generator)
The last hour of "why the fuck is this behaving differently than on my desktop" was presented by https://github.com/actions/checkout/issues/290
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@dunderklumpen80@mastodon.social Ah okay, schade. Aber ja, sehr cool dass es überhaupt etwas gibt.
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@cmb@cathode.church Been using this for a while now!
(Never did any comparison measurements though)
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@stacksmashing@infosec.exchange Would be appropriate if the transceiver was a Silabs Mighty Gecko
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It seems the traffic lights in Cologne use some other system, since the one near my home definitely is supposed to provide MAPEM data
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@cibomahto@social.v.st Ah, didn't see the edit. But it seems they're not selling the non-fast version anymore so there's no risk of anybody getting the wrong one anyway.
Also https://shop.linux-automation.com/catalogue/micro-sd-card-flex-extender_57/ seems very useful. I've been meaning to build that myself since I've had cases where this was mechanically tricky.
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@cibomahto@social.v.st Thought it was just a diffpair swap at first but it's actually cursed
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@G33KatWork@infosec.exchange But Andy, these fees will be paid by the seller, not the customer!
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@cccpresser @janamarie Maybe leave the arrowheads out? (Sorry for not putting much effort in but you get the idea)
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Okay this is entirely due to the backing storage being slow and not the tee-supplicant roundtrips/overhead. If I put the backing store on a tmpfs it's exactly as fast as without persistence.
So maybe just actually switching to (HS200) eMMC storage instead of the crappy SD card will be enough.
Any recommendations for (outdoor) security cameras with night vision that I can just firewall off into a VLAN with no internet access or even better have FOSS aftermarket firmware?
Everything I can find that ticks the latter mark in particular is unobtainium in Germany apparently
From the "how could this ever work" department, TIL: OpenSSL also uses the supplied CA pool for completing client chains if necessary (and many tools don't really allow you to distinguish between the two, so you end up having to put in client intermediates into the pool that is used to verify server certs. Not much of a problem if your PKI is sane, but still unelegant)
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This is pretty good! Things slow down considerably once I start committing data to storage though, hopefully this can be optimized.
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@cibomahto@social.v.st It's great but I've had SI problems with the original version. USB-SD-Mux FAST works fine though.