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cnvogel
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About cnvogel
Physics, Electronics, Programming (embedded, C mostly, python), Linux
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Comment #40021349
Here’s what I don’t get: why the many layers of obfuscation in the build phase? (I understand why in the binary linked into ssh.) Once the first stage, extracting a shell script fr…
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Comment #21189371
You are not observing the "problem" of entropy running low. Because it doesn't. You are observing the misguided attempts of fixing this non-problem.
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Comment #21156824
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/qualcomm-9205-lte-modem The Qualcomm® 9205 LTE modem is our next-generation ... Qualcomm 9205 uses the latest generation (gen9) Qualcomm® GNSS eng…
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Comment #21048382
Yes, that's certainly a solution. Or using a certification authority for users (TrustedUserCAKeys in sshd_config), so that any user that has a signed certificate, and owns the corr…
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Comment #20467380
> Also I’m curious about the 1-bit recording. Is that a thing? Yes. This homemade GPS receiver uses a simple comparator (1 bit) to sample the signal (after amplification to get the…
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Comment #20293724
Here's a paper that shows reflections (Fig. 3, "S11") and insertion loss (Fig. 4, "S12") on coplanar waveguides, when using a sharp 90° bend, a 90° bend with a champfer and the cas…
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Comment #18049628
The examples should only view the bit/address mapping, not be a complete example on how to access memory mapped peripherals.
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Comment #18022015
It's still non-esoteric today: http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc.... ARM Cortex M4 supports adressing individual bits (often registers of hardware periphe…
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Comment #16153026
Quote from the Article: """The figure is calculated by multiplying 2 by itself 77,232,917 times and then subtracting 1.""" Would HN agree that multiplying 2 by itself once is 2⨯2 =…
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Comment #15724122
The ban is specifically for the ability of the watches to covertly record or transmit audio, not about GPS logging.
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Comment #15710780
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0238/ {Describing the old python-2 behavior:} -------- Quote: ------- The classic division operator makes it hard to write numerical expressions…
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Comment #15310068
There is no general relativity involved in calculating your position. Solving for your position is basic geometry, if you want to have better resolution, have good model for the ef…
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Comment #14734358
Another example: $ nohup ./long_running_process & $ logout Previously: long running process continues running after you logout. Recent change in systemd: Process is reaped once you…
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Comment #14589570
A DAQ that reconstructs a perfect square wave (or a perfect stair-step function) is employing a "Zero Order Hold", and it would make a god-awful audio DAC. https://en.wikipedia.org…
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Comment #14495609
> They didn't say "convert to greyscale". Very good point. But even then, assume that one page of a leaked document contains a large picture with areas around the thrshold value: W…
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Comment #14495199
Yes, b/w converting is not sufficient. Once printed, the yellow dots are hard to remove. http://imgur.com/a/kLovh And even when you mask them out so that they are no longer visible…
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Comment #14429854
From the datasheet (linked on the website): Housing type: DIN rail housing (for DIN rail version EN 50022) Housing material: Polycarbonate
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Comment #14391879
If you install the "moreutils", there's sponge doing the same. https://joeyh.name/code/moreutils/ https://linux.die.net/man/1/sponge
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Comment #14352122
What's that supposed to mean? Binary only, closed source kernel module? >>> Drivers for both cards will be available ... as well as varieties of Linux (3.10, 3.12, 3.2, 4.2 and 4.4…
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Comment #14266062
Yes, I know. And it's sad. I'm also not a "gui" person, and couldn't make a useful graphical interface if my life depended on this. But I'm especially confused as why this hasn't b…
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Comment #14265925
> I want a non data transferring power plug that can't be used to compromise my machine should a manufacturer opt to do that. At least in Linux you can disable automatic binding of…
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Comment #14126002
It seems to be this one here... Auto Track III http://www.raytheon.com/capabilities/products/autotrac/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QB4Qy6mNYWY
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Comment #14072529
They no longer just try out random combinations or cover the input space exhaustively (which is not feasible anyway). Nowadays they use instrumentation in the fuzzed/tested code to…
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Comment #13937644
Compare to the --at lest now, pretty obscure-- "Neper", which I've never seen used in practice except that I own a very old analog meter with a scale in Np... https://en.wikipedia.…