jasonjayr

9 ms·

121.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
There is an interesting dynamic/risk in play: If an attacker make an extortion threat, but then still follows through on the release/damage after being paid, then people are not incentivized to engage with you, and will go into at
122.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
They built a program they called (relay) that sends packets between a tun network device & a uart serial device https://github.com/mikeakohn/small_projects/blob/main/ip_ove... I .... wonder if they c
123.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
That is sadly, the biggest worry about it. Once I collect a few round tuit's, I wanted to see if I could build up a tool to build up the same mesh + routing, perhaps confined to a linux namespace so as to keep it contained, and try to
124.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
FWIW; Tinc has been my workhorse between my various cloud providers, some on prem remote access for a few offices I consult with, and my home + workstations. I keep telling myself I should switch it to a wireguard mesh, but the configuratio
125.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
Some misconfigured their far end, and bridged things that shoulden't have been into the segment.
126.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
This video shows a Passive RF/Fiber connector that seems to work pretty reliably for broadcast tv. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIN7DVGBbKM I imagine, provided the IR's frequency can be sampled by the SDR, it w
127.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
Possibly -- I think the biggest work is more the UX of the functionality: all the controls and UI for scrubbing around the ring buffer, extending the buffer if you need to work a signal and don't want to lose data, jumping to current,
128.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
I have an RTL-SDR that can cover 3.2mhz -- and with sufficient storage IO could record just about the whole 2m band. I want to see if I could find or develop a SDR app that could visualize like sdrpp, or the other popular ones, but keep a
129.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlehtml/2024/tc/d4tc0208... IIRC it was some different type of imaging sensor, so looked it up that way
130.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
I have a bunch of old WD MyBook Live NAS drives (PowerPC CPU) from an older project, and was surprised that OpenWRT was the best way to get a modern linux on them: https://openwrt.org/toh/western_digital/mybooklive
131.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
What you can't do, is add all sorts of invasive tracking to RSS to confirm that the user saw the ad, and that it wasn't filtered out. You have to get more creative with wording that works the ad into the descriptions for the ar
132.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
This discussion from about 9 months ago explains it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42259040
133.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
I've seen a story of HS kids 'cheating' by having one kid brodacast test answers via tapping their pencil, which worked until the teacher who knew Morse code realized what was going on and put a stop to it.
134.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
D'oh. One was noting the missing LICENSE, another was noting the missing SECURITY.md, and the other one was a policy bot nagging the repo owner to follow a process to exclude the code from the "Microsoft Internal Github" &quo
135.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
If you love that, check out the auto/AI generated issues: https://github.com/microsoft/BASIC-M6502/issues/5 https://github.com/microsoft/BASIC-M6502/issues/3 https:/
136.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
It was originally a lot of Redditors, and then once (a) Reddit implemented image hosting, and (b) the 'big change' at Reddit happened a few years ago, the community grew from there.
137.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMSAT-OSCAR_7#Use_by_Polish_an... <-- "Radio links you control", and is hard to block/detect.
138.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
Even before these changes, there were absurdities where items cross a border with one step of the manufacturing process missing because in one direction it's an unfinished good that has no tariff, and in the other direction it's a
139.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
> The inconsistency comes from the author thinking "All this init stuff is ancient, and filled with absurd work arounds, hacks, and inconsistencies. I'll fix that!". Then as time passes discovering that "Oh wait, I sh
140.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
ssh -YC user@$host Has worked since .... forever. Interestingly, it works with WSL2 on windows, too!
141.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
This strikes me as something that Kubernetes could handle if it could support it. You can use affinity to ensure workloads stay together on the same machines, if K8s was NUMA aware, you could extend that affinity/anti-affinity mechanis
142.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
On a distro with wayland as the default, users are probably defaulting to allowing telemetry as well. (maybe? Just a guess ...)
143.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
From my understanding, the security decisions around things like screen locking are the source of many of the pain points holding back X11 users from wayland.. Things like xtest(send input events from random sources), screen grabbing/
144.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
This is an excellent example too -- all too often science reporting will just put in the headline "Updated historical temperatures make threat of global warming (less|more) serious!" -- and folks latch on to "how can history
145.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
Historical records, especially pre-record keeping are revised when new techniques and sciences discover better, more reliable ways of interpreting the physical geological evidence left in the world behind us. What is the basis of these revi
146.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
https://www.krakenrf.com/ For about $700, you can get some pre-made kit to use SDR to do Radio direction finding. IIRC this device uses the same chips as a RTL-SDR, but it uses 4-5 of them, all synchronized and has a signa
147.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
While that is true for modern browsers, some backend http client libraries will follow the redirects. So; if you have a system that given an URL that fetches + displays the content, and you use a service that issues redirects to things like
148.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
The weather model based on ADS-B data was [very recently] discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44734515 The article linked to this book, which is very comprehensive.
149.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
https://weechat.org/ -- supports matrix (as well as IRC).
150.
by jasonjayr 1y ago
Old media competes with new media. If you, as the rightsholder can just eliminate that competition without any further effort, it makes logical sense to do so. Excessivly long copyright is what enables this.

More ›