selpop

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by selpop 4y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Android, Embedded Android Résumé/CV: On Request Email: dev@croc.studio I'm a consultant for teams working with embedded Android products. I'm also avai
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by selpop 4y ago
I'm recovering from a broken leg, so I can't easily follow a normal Peloton class. There are guides for running non-Peloton applications on the tablet (which runs Android), but there's no way to keep track of any of my stats.
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Grupetto: An alternative workout UI for Peloton bikes(github.com)
2 points by selpop 4y ago|1 comments
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by selpop 4y ago
I did a podcast on my journey: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1nkUICGSMlknQ28NGxdIzw?si=0... I started programming on graphing calculators, eventually worked up to freelancing, and from there into a "real"
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by selpop 7y ago
I got called into the administration office for running Linux off a USB stick. It wasn't for anything nefarious, I was hoping could have my development environment stick around, since the Windows environment would reset everything afte
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by selpop 7y ago
I updated my HN profile with Github and Hackaday There's not much to show though, I have a bad habit of not putting stuff in VC "because it's just a quick experiment"... then it becomes a long term project with no backup
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by selpop 7y ago
I just moved to NYC from Durham, NC, and I braced for the change in COL. But I don't think it's as bad as people say, and I think a big part is transportation. The 1 month Metrocard costs about what I was spending on gas in a mont
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by selpop 7y ago
Similar to what netsharc describes Found the call that added the header for the API key to each request (even with Proguard's obfuscation string literals are preserved, so searching for "x-api-key" worked) From there I follow
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by selpop 7y ago
Nope, they went through all that trouble and didn't pin the certs haha But in general, getting around cert pinning is pretty straightforward though with Objection and Frida. It's a little bit of a cat and mouse game since they can
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by selpop 7y ago
Unfortunately I don't have anything that would be helpful Reverse engineering Android apps is pretty easy because there's a very well defined application format, and a ton of hints about the original source in the bytecode Your si
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by selpop 7y ago
This happened to me with GM I tried to get developer access via a form and never got a response, so I tried sending a message the head of the infotainment on LinkedIn Thankfully he was able to get my application to the dev site moving... bu
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Garbage out without garbage in (ATTiny serial problems) (2016)(hackaday.io)
1 points by selpop 7y ago|0 comments
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by selpop 7y ago
I've had success with clone ELM327 for reading stuff like RPM in real time, but it is hit or miss. They're just generally slower and usually missing features of the newest ELM327 revisions. The problem is if you just search for EL
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by selpop 7y ago
You can get away with ELM327 based readers (the cheap bluetooth/Wi-Fi OBDII readers you see on Amazon/eBay) if you want fairly standard data like speed, and some manufacturer specific data in the form of PIDs ( https://e