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Ductapemaster
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Comment #49141164
The 8266 has no flash readout protection, and the UART is exposed on a programming header. It was very easy to dump the firmware.
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Comment #49111726
I looked into it and the channel sounding approach isn't yet ready. Will need the new iOS as well as some firmware work from Nordic's side.
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Comment #49111706
No need — I simply plugged into the exposed programming header on the gateway. The sensor has an Atmel SAMD part which I assume has the security bit set. I didn't need to dump that…
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Comment #49111673
I am planning a write up once I get it working. I'd be happy to share. My setup is a logic analyzer tap on the SPI bus between 8266 and the RFM69 on the bridge device to log raw tr…
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Comment #49105410
Interesting timing, I have spent the last week with Claude reverse engineering the on-air protocol and I'm getting pretty close to building a secondary "listener" receiver that wil…
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Comment #48928989
Nordic has newly-released silicon that supports Aliro using Channel Sounding, meaning a UWB chipset becomes optional. Also, NFC is supported directly. https://www.nordicsemi.com/Pr…
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Comment #48900880
This is cool! I have recently been building a "life admin" system that is focused around keeping track of bills and insurance reimbursements, and I am currently extending it to sup…
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Comment #47980183
In simple terms, this works by doing an XOR on the outputs and if they disagree, performing a fault recovery. There's also space systems that use 3 processors and a majority vote f…
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Comment #45281257
It's not about the whole microcontroller having less than 64kB of memory - it's that each WASM module has a minimum memory size of 64kB, regardless of how much it actually requires…
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Comment #44659493
I use this app on all my Macbooks — it's great!
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Comment #44651939
I've always wanted a Shaper Origin, but the cost and subscription fee required for accessing some features always turned me off. I don't need it for anything other than fun hobby p…
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Comment #44649856
Sadly, Useful Sensors seems to have pivoted to other edge AI tech and no longer sells this or their person detector.
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Comment #44561435
I spent a LOT of time on this website as a 90's kid. One of many that inspired me to get an EE degree. Projects like this always felt like some incredible magic, and came with an a…
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Comment #42891366
Thank you (and the GP) for the correction! I'll admit this lesson came to me a decade ago and I am speaking to a rule of thumb I developed as a result. Time to update my knowledge …
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Comment #42879895
On your note about capacitor sizes — at my first EE job, my boss taught me about capacitance-voltage derating[0] for ceramic capacitors and it was quite the revelation. There is a …
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Comment #42613963
I live in Alameda and this place is such a local gem. The owners are really genuine people too. Great place to spend some time! They also own a whole warehouse out at Alameda Point…
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Comment #42277989
As a former Fit owner, I wish I had thought of this! The AC was really bad. We did a lot of road trips and it really struggled out on the long desert highway stretches.
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Comment #42187017
Just op-amps and FETs for the active components. The design from my memory was: - To get position, 2 integrators were applied to an adjustable voltage representing gravity. - The F…
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Comment #42186703
In my upper-division analog electronics class (the hard one), our lab project throughout the quarter was to build an analog computer that simulated the physics of a bouncing ball. …
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Comment #42070624
That's really interesting. For me, I very much do NOT enjoy the taste of truffles in restaurant dishes because it's often so overbearing. I just don't find the flavor interesting, …
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Comment #42068997
This is a great resource for why Starship is groundbreaking. So much so, it’s not even really comprehensive to the existing space-industrial complex. https://caseyhandmer.wordpress…
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Comment #41998078
Check out this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dF_9YcehCZo The source code isn't hiding in a repo somewhere for security reasons — it's spread around on various pieces of pap…
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Comment #41996437
It's not quite that simple: https://carnegiemuseums.org/magazine-archive/1997/mayjun/dep... However, one misnomer remains true — a Strawberry isn't actually a 'berry'.
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Comment #41948531
Awesome! That is a vastly more complex machine and action than I was expecting. Seems like there is more to the process than just flipping it over.
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Comment #41873108
Unfortunately since it’s an active feature it requires power, meaning any wired headset will require a battery or other power source. A wired headset plus my mixer gives me an oppo…