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NetBSD on Raspberry PI5(mastodon.sdf.org)
2 points by idatum 2y ago|0 comments
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Rite Aid Customer Data Accessed in June Cybersecurity Breach(wsj.com)
3 points by idatum 2y ago|0 comments
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by idatum 2y ago
Often for me, it's building my own software around another FOS project. Home Assistant (HA) is a good example. I have several sensors that I collect via my own Zigbee, BLE, and RTL-SDR clients which output readings as MQTT messages. Th
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by idatum 2y ago
If the application fits, choosing one of the BSDs with the more popular chip families can work well. In other words, if the BSD crowd likes an SoC, you'll get a good, stable system running with good kernel support. In my case it's
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by idatum 2y ago
> It is a bit stiff and hard to work with, Current USB-C cables that connect to my docking station have a rigid connector end that puts mechanical stress on my laptop's port. I have the habit of moving my laptop around on my desk, a
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by idatum 2y ago
For remote SSH, I like to use an .ssh/config setting for the remote host and automatically start a remote tmux. Saved my work a few times from spotty connections from my laptop tethered to my phone. Something like this: Host t-sd
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by idatum 2y ago
Ideally no, not "Big Brother". But this is Google, and the burden of proof is on them to not collect data "to make our services better", etc. Especially location data. If something like Find My Phone is activated, my imm
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by idatum 2y ago
I believe this is why aircraft use AM?
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by idatum 2y ago
Yes, same -- for me a '98 Toshiba laptop running NetBSD. Nicer to use compared to lynx but not bloatware.
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by idatum 2y ago
Everything should be opt-in. Burden should be on them, something like, "We want to share your data and if you agree here are the benefits to you."
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by idatum 2y ago
Battery powered home front gate sensor using an ESP-01s and MQTT. It's simple and I'm impressed that a single CR123A battery has lasted now 7+ months and still reading >= 3.1V. https://www.idatum.net/remote-fron
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Space-Track.org(space-track.org)
1 points by idatum 2y ago|1 comments
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by idatum 2y ago
As of Tuesday, 23 April 2024, to reduce confusion and improve performance for all users, API limits/thresholds will be standardized across all endpoints to "Limit API queries to less than 30 requests per minute / 300 requests
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by idatum 3y ago
Everything gets amplified on the East coast, any event, since much of the media we consume originates there. The PNW does get tremendously powerful Pacific cyclones every so often [0]. These are huge storms that would do real damage to mid-
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What is T-Mobile's "Profiling and automated decisions" app setting about?
6 points by idatum 3y ago|0 comments
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by idatum 3y ago
My hope is these cases force more users to better understand how our data is collected and monetized, without our consent. The "I've nothing to hide" attitude might start being overshadowed by "Wait, they are collecting
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by idatum 3y ago
Awesome news! I've been running a few versions of the RCs for NetBSD 10 on a Pine RockPro64. A few reasons NetBSD 10 is a good choice for this Aarch64 device: - Handles ARM's big.LITTLE well. You can use /usr/sbin/s
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by idatum 3y ago
These Pi* devices have served well running their Debian version for years. I had a Pi3b run ADS-B (generally RTL-SDR) for many years. Dang though, all with (seemingly) random SD storage failures. Article details seems like it can help. Ther
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by idatum 3y ago
I expect more from NOAA getting "tonight's" and "tomorrow night's" more clearly communicated on their site using UTC. Not sure that site's graphic uses my browser locale.
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by idatum 3y ago
> Altering footage of real events or places: Such as making it appear as if a real building caught fire, or altering a real cityscape to make it appear different than in reality. What about the picture you see before clicking on the actu
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by idatum 3y ago
In the spirit of "your setup, should be your setup. As traditional or as custom as you’d like!" as mentioned in article, I went with a vertical mount rack. It's not enclosed so it has enough ventilation. The advantage with a
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by idatum 3y ago
I just recently came across CORDIC in a fun read I just finished, 'Empire of the Sum', by Keith Houston. It's a history of calculators, and there's a chapter on the HP-35 which used CORDIC. The author goes into some deta
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by idatum 3y ago
> We realized building AGI will require far more resources than we’d initially imagined So the AGI existential threat to humanity has diminished?
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by idatum 3y ago
I have Android and I can turn off notifications. This is my default except for Signal which my immediate family is on (they call on it too). SMS is mostly SPAM, so definitely off. I would never pick up a call originating from my carrier. Fo
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by idatum 3y ago
Mastodon using a local instance (not mentioned) has been good in my experience so far. I've had fun and useful technical exchanges, as well as healthy general random chats. I think I've been able to control what is in my "fee
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by idatum 3y ago
Once I fully embraced the fact that Google is an ad company -- not a software company -- their behavior doesn't pique my interest anymore. I don't rely on any of their software or services. But I wish generally they would stop hoo
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by idatum 3y ago
I just don't want my metadata (contact graph) hoovered because I send a (encrypted) message to someone that may be an over sharer on FB, etc. I use Signal because I am a "nothing to hide and I like to own my privacy as much as p
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by idatum 3y ago
Not passwords but used movie references to name my machines on the corporate network. Pretty sure my "TMA-1" build machine was unique.
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by idatum 3y ago
> A REPL into your hardware! This is what got me interested in Forth using ARM STM32 devices a couple years ago. Specifically, I put Mecrisp-Stellaris Forth on an STM32F401. It was fun! You can experiment and quickly learn (fail fast) tr
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by idatum 3y ago
If I recall, I was inspired by this: https://www.tumfatig.net/2022/ads-blocking-with-openbsd-unbo...

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