BertoldVdb

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by BertoldVdb 3y ago
On linux you can enable most radio cards regardless of the hardware disable status by running "rfkill unblock all". This is the correct behavior according to the spec as otherwise systems using a software button + permanent hardwa
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by BertoldVdb 3y ago
You can buy hotspot access with Alipay (scan QR code -> connect), presumably thats why.
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by BertoldVdb 3y ago
You can just read the ROM on ESP32 (or download it, it is somewhere on the website in the SDK)
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by BertoldVdb 3y ago
Many modern Realtek chips still support RRCP. You just need to enable it. For example for RTL8370N: Register 0x18d6 configures the 16-bit key, 0x18d4 selects which ports can use it (0xFF for all, normally only the cpu port), 0x18d3=0x1 ena
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by BertoldVdb 3y ago
Don't underestimate the dynamic range of a modern wifi transceiver. It is transmitting at ~20dBm and will receive down to at least -80dBm. You need to achieve >100dB attenuation, well beyond what a microwave oven provides. Even a so
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by BertoldVdb 3y ago
It only covers third party cookies, not cookies in general. They aren't used that much except for ad tracking. For the few other use cases that exist the offered workarounds are pretty good and more secure than a general wide cookie.
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by BertoldVdb 3y ago
There are some opensource LTE UE stacks, for example srsRAN has one. Legalities aside, it can in theory connect to a public network using an USB sim card reader (or a software sim emulator if you know the required keys). For a stationary no
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by BertoldVdb 3y ago
Seems that implemented like this even the presumed benefits of RTO can't materialize and it's just a pure negative...