olabyne

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by olabyne 3y ago
679€, they have no shame, les bâtards ! And I thought the last Ipad was really expensive.
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by olabyne 3y ago
But the problem is the 99%, no ?
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by olabyne 3y ago
In the US maybe. In Europe, at least here in France, there is plenty of 4G plan costing 25€-30 for 250Gb, 300Gb or even no limit
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by olabyne 3y ago
I'm french, and the source in french linked is not clear. The article is biased, the comments are saying it's from 2020, and I am pretty sure the french cyber teams would not throw a bunch of GPU to solve a password for a small ca
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by olabyne 4y ago
The RPi 2 is the unpopular kid of the familly, I don't know why. Maybe it got erased pretty quickly by the Pi3 performances and Wifi capabilities. The thing I don't understand tho, is why they didn't chose this Soc for t
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by olabyne 4y ago
Does it work with DNS-over-https queries from Apple ? I tried to grab the Airtag position from my Ipad with MITM Proxy running on a computer, but because it is DNS based some http packets from Apple wouldn't be visible
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by olabyne 4y ago
This is a nice little machine for a desktop/nas/server, but I don't see how that can compete against the Pi in an embedded context. Input is 12V, not an ideal votlage to provide from a small battery. Form factor is way bigger
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by olabyne 4y ago
That's a lot of french names there
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by olabyne 4y ago
x86 is pretty limited when it comes to power consumption. That's where the raspberry pi has almost a monopoly.
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by olabyne 4y ago
I think the the main issue is software support. ARM chips manufacturers are providing bad software. Kernel is outdated, hardware acceleration is undocumented, etc. And when there is good software support, it is oriented towards sma
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by olabyne 4y ago
You also need to have the USB connected on boot, for update/flash purpose.
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by olabyne 4y ago
The mars helicopter rover has a common mobile CPU, hardened a bit. The fact that aircraft has a lot of common consumer sensors and is still going strong is amazing (bosch IMU found in smartphone, OV camera, etc ... !)
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by olabyne 4y ago
Money ? (and a low bar of ethics) They sell the device 5000$, and it costs them almost nothing (a cheap bluetooth speaker, and a few $ of components).
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by olabyne 4y ago
> In this case, the real weakness was that the immobilizer protocol allowed the car to start without message authentication, the CAN-related message injection thing was a sideshow. Right ? Because the messages are not authentified, once
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by olabyne 4y ago
Check what Vigibot is doing with their client. Using h264_omx, the raspberry Pi is fairly capable of streaming 720p at <50ms latency
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by olabyne 4y ago
Yeah, it is quite ironic that Tavares is a known EV skeptic, but the e-208 is a best-seller in Europe already ...
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by olabyne 4y ago
https://github.com/RobTillaart/FastTrig/blob/master/FastTrig... If absolute precision is not required, there is many ways to compute cosinus !
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by olabyne 4y ago
But the cyclist is doing his required weekly activity. The prius occupants will have to do sport on the side to stay healthy ...
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by olabyne 4y ago
chatgpt is (still) free.
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by olabyne 4y ago
yeah ! There could be some interesting usages. Because this is loss tolerant I'm thinking of the consumer drones, where the stream is usually h264, when you lost a frame the entire second following get bad
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by olabyne 4y ago
If you want, you have exactly the same issue to solve with Kenya last year. The pictures of all of the voting sites are available, but the country went to chaos to pick a winner. It is crazy , because on the lower level (in voting offices),
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by olabyne 4y ago
Raspi's are stable if you respect 2 things : - avoid writes to sd card too much (log2ram mitigates this, alpine in read-only solves this) - plenty of power (the recent 3 and 4 have huge sipkes of current draw !) Do you know the reason
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by olabyne 4y ago
Using Tor might stop them to track you in a unique way, but they can for sure put you in the basket of the 0.1% of Tor users
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by olabyne 4y ago
Bitwarden has now a native app on PC. I still use the browser extension but I might switch to the native app, as I reckon from other comments they do support OS security APIs
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by olabyne 4y ago
I had a home 4G router for a while, a TPLink 200 something. The 4G modem inside was a full Android device ! See here https://openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/archer_mr200?datasrt=%5Efirm...
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by olabyne 4y ago
Right ? DO NOT add an inner voice to the freaking robot
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by olabyne 4y ago
yeah it is a US issue. In Europe group chats are on Whatsap
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by olabyne 4y ago
or a dedicated Raspi 4 at Ikoula, which is not bad speaking about perf/price and Gb-Ram/price
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by olabyne 4y ago
That is still a normal car, although very compact. Plus at 1000kg it is still more heavy than most of the petrol city cars we have in Europe. The article is about smaller cars, that are sometimes not even 'cars' when it come
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by olabyne 4y ago
european enters the chat

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