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by inoop 13y ago
And here's a neat trick: as soon as you detect a device from overhearing its probe request, spam it with CTS messages. As per 802.11 spec, it will have to reply with an RTS as long as its not associated. You'll be able to track de
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by inoop 13y ago
Fyi, DX carries a similar module with a few gpio pins, 2x uart, 2x ethernet, and wi-fi. It has 4mb flash and 16mb of ram, and runs openwrt. $15 incl. shipping module: http://dx.com/p/hi-link-hlk-rm04-serial-port-etherne
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by inoop 13y ago
I grew up on assembler, cycle counting, and computer graphics. You're right, a lot of the old-timey optimizations are not applicable on today's hardware, but this is just the march of technology. I didn't have to worry about
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by inoop 13y ago
It's a custom webapp that's modeled after Outlook, hence the resemblance. Try the demo, I'm sure you'll like it ;)
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by inoop 13y ago
Have a look at Zarafa ( http://www.zarafa.com/ ). It's free and open source, although Outlook integration is a paid option (via a plug-in). Comes with a modern webapp ( http://www.zarafa.com/content/w
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by inoop 13y ago
If it's just the plastic that's cracked: http://dx.com/p/genuine-zte-v880-touch-screen-black-random-s...
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by inoop 13y ago
I'll trade you a working blade for that 620. Your choice of white, black, or gray. I even have an OLED screen lying around :)
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by inoop 13y ago
I meant that on current phones the main CPU needs to be on, which is why motion suppression isn't used much. Apple added a separate processor to handle the motion sensing, thus offloading the main CPU, and saving energy. > Of course
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by inoop 13y ago
I doubt it's for GPS assistance. Motion sensors can be used to suppress Wi-Fi scanning and/or GPS localization during the roughly 89% of the time humans are not moving. Remember, phones continually scan for new Wi-Fi APs in the ba
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by inoop 13y ago
DX also sells loads of 'stick' form factor Android devices for around the same price, including shipping. MK802, MK808 run Ubuntu as well. http://dx.com/s/android%2bmini?Sort=PriceL2H&category=191
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by inoop 13y ago
I've heard similar first-hand accounts from women travelling in northern India. One friend in particular was almost raped in a taxi but was able to fight off the attacker and escape. She also was molested on trains on multiple occassio
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by inoop 13y ago
http://www.amazon.com/MK808-Android-Rockchip-RK3066-Cortex-A... http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/77977-ubuntu-1210-complete-a...
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by inoop 13y ago
It allows for a man-in-the-middle attack when downloading new- or updating existing applications, for example using a Wi-Fi honeypot or compromised public access point.
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by inoop 13y ago
I was bored so I downloaded the stock gingerbread image of the X2 and poked around the system a bit. It seems that the bulk of the code is in blur-services.apk. Manifest: http://pastie.org/pastes/8102815/text stri
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by inoop 13y ago
XMPPConnection and PacketReader are parts of the Smack XMPP library. If you're the curious type, you can adb into your phone and do a `ps` to correlate the PID that's generating these messages (772 here) with an apk. Then you can
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by inoop 13y ago
Please do not associate us with this kind of crap. Sincerely, The Demoscene
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by inoop 13y ago
While I would word things more carefully, I somewhat agree with you. Talking to people in Beijing, both laowai and Chinese, it seems that the economical growth of China is the main power base of the party. As long as living standards keep i
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by inoop 13y ago
Here's an attempt at a quick translation for those interested. Note that 'De Telegraaf' is a tabloid-y newspaper, and the Algemene Inlichten- en Veiligheidsdient (AIVD) is the Dutch secret service. --- Dutch secret services a
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by inoop 13y ago
Out of interest, could you elaborate that last statement?
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by inoop 13y ago
I can recommend console2+powershell. Powershell is basically bash but with object pipes instead of character pipes. It's all built on top of dotnet, so if you're familiar with c# you should feel at home with the API. You can do stuff like
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by inoop 13y ago
I was at Osaka University for an exchange program once and I was staying at a dorm with all the other foreign students. On my first day there I went around the place to introduce myself to everyone and I one of the people I met was a really
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by inoop 14y ago
> There are several factors driving the bitcoin prices up, including people from European countries converting their money to bitcoin because it makes it harder to seize. I doubt many people are stupid enough to trust Bitcoin with their
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by inoop 14y ago
I never argued that eating meat was ever a necessity.
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by inoop 14y ago
> Your over-concern with animals and enlightenment as a teenager is only made possible by the advanced state of our civilization. I think that's exactly the point of many vegetarians are making. In modern times, there is no longer any n
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by inoop 14y ago
I became vegetarian when I was sixteen under the influence of punk rock music :) The funny thing is that even though I have a much more nuanced opinion on the topic sixteen years on, I have lost the ability to see meat as a something separa
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by inoop 14y ago
Shameless self-promotion: http://js1k.com/2013-spring/demo/1423
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by inoop 14y ago
If this is your thing, why not enter something for js1k? http://js1k.com/2013-spring/
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by inoop 14y ago
Hah, great find, thanks :)
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by inoop 14y ago
Last time I ordered a mini pro, a bluetooth bridge, and a couple of dht11's it took two weeks. I'm in Europe, and Sparkfun is not much faster for me. If I want something the next day I usually go for a local provider. The great thing about
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by inoop 14y ago
China beats your price by $0.95 and has free shipping :) http://dx.com/p/arduino-pro-mini-microcontroller-circuit-boa...

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