joshumax

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   by joshumax 10y ago

   Well, it sure beats those inaccurate diode-based ones that circulate around the Amazonosphere that plug into the headphone jacks of phones... Wouldn't mind replacing the pizzo with a 3.5mm jack to hook this up to my smartphone and use
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   by joshumax 10y ago

   However it still isn't exactly that new or revolutionary... CentralDS has been doing this with Canon cameras for a while now and it looks like P.L.L. has just taken the cooler and retrofitted it to a Nikon this time. Still went with th
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   by joshumax 10y ago

   Hey, as a glass owner, maybe this will at least give privacy advocates something else to yell at for a change...
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   by joshumax 10y ago

   For those interested, Linux has a remarkably interesting way to determine whether to use the modern sysenter/sysexit routines or the ancient 0x80 interrupt vector. http://www.trilithium.com/johan/2005/08/
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   by joshumax 10y ago

   Did anyone else click on the image and get redirected to this? https://blog.patternsinthevoid.net/static/images/2015/12/car...
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   by joshumax 10y ago

   I built an STM a while back for fun and when people ask me how I managed to "image" atoms I usually use the analogy of the STM being like a "microscope sonar" where the atoms are "blips" on a plane (the sonar m
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   by joshumax 10y ago

   Forget going in and "hiding" a backdoor, the people over at Libreboot have been professing about the dangers of Intel's Management Engine for years now -- https://libreboot.org/faq/#intelme
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   by joshumax 10y ago

   I still have nightmares about the LockITall LockIT pro all these years later...
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   by joshumax 10y ago

   Two pieces of gratis software (DeepSkyStacker Live) and RegiStax already do something like this, as well as PixInsight and the venerable Maxim DL, among others.
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    by joshumax 10y ago

    Another thing I commonly get is (after explaining that decent telescopes have the ability to swap eyepieces (If you're lucky it'll take 2" ones without vignetting)) is which eyepieces will "get the most zoom." Peopl
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    by joshumax 10y ago

    After being trapped in this hobby for years now, I've finally settled on (for the time being) a nice 10" RC from GSO/Astro-Tech, as well as an ES80ed and SVQ100-3SV and a Losmandy Titan mount. While not specifically a mount f
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    by joshumax 10y ago

    I am working!
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    by joshumax 10y ago

    Hmmmm, the website seems to be taking _forever_ to load resists urge to make emacs joke about this
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    by joshumax 10y ago

    Maybe he'll only get half as upset because of OSX's Darwin base
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    by joshumax 10y ago

    The only difference I can tell between SIP and something like SELinux is that SIP enforces filesystem security for any binary that isn't specifically signed by Apple themselves (Which means any Apple signed programs will happily instal
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    by joshumax 10y ago

    Fellow Omnimaga user here... I don't post on my account much though; I mainly just used it to tell some people I got Android running on my NSpire CX. From what I've noticed, however, it's a very friendly community.
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    by joshumax 10y ago

    I use this on my TI-83+ SE! The only thing the OS is missing is (ironically) a calculator program...
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    by joshumax 10y ago

    When I first started out with C (and back at that time it was the first programmimg language I started learning) I read a majority of the "standard" books and felt rather confident in my understanding of the basics, but when it ca
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    by joshumax 11y ago

    Don't foget Microcorruption! Nothing like an MSP430 to give you a case of clinical depression! http://microcorruption.com
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    by joshumax 11y ago

    I have the strangest urge to build a tiny user space around the malware kernel that gets booted by the infected MBR... opens IDA
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    by joshumax 11y ago

    I used to use your program on my XP box a while back... I told an MS exec about it and he seemed really impressed. It would be funny if they got some of the core ideas for this from LBW.
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    by joshumax 11y ago

    There was also another project I worked with a while back called LBW ( http://cowlark.com/lbw/ ) which allowed some unmodified Linux binaries to run on windows using Internix and some really neat syscall handler trickery
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    by joshumax 11y ago

    0x3A28213A, 0x6339392C, 0x7363682E... But in all seriousness, getting Debian/X on this probably wouldn't be that hard after dmitry's work, probably just getting a basic working framebuffer driver, packing a modified Debian ra
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    by joshumax 11y ago

    Darn, it looks like I'm going to have to do an actual writeup on http://pid1.wikia.com/ now for System XVI...
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    Linux – Btrfs, ZFS, ext4: performance [pdf](dhtusa.com)

    2 points by joshumax 11y ago|1 comments
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    by joshumax 11y ago

    I stumbled upon this gem a couple days ago and was surprised at how unannounced the port was; a lone GitHub repo with a sole wiki page telling you how to build and install it. I've tried using it with some slightly modified sample GTK3
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    GTK+ 3.12 on Android(github.com)

    5 points by joshumax 11y ago|1 comments