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spbnick
3y ago
Ah, another former Saint-Petersburg resident. Hi there, Alexander! Working on a retro-computer BLE/USB keyboard right now (HW&FW), with quality, low latency, and emulator/HW compatibility as the special sauce: https:/&#x
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spbnick
5y ago
Instead of using a faraday pouch to prevent this kind of attack, I added a kill switch to my key fob, a few years ago, and still use it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02M57GPix-4 The problem is that manufacturers are usin
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spbnick
10y ago
Thank you. I have to admit, that it's again hard for me to pinpoint what exactly you're answering to and what's your argument. Either because I'm not that smart, I'm unwilling to accept some of what you say (for wha
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spbnick
10y ago
Thank you for a thoughtful response. I'm a bit confused by your answer, though, because my problem was the lack of documentation, and making it easier for external contributors was an argument I was using, not the other way around. How
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spbnick
10y ago
Thanks! Yes, I hear the same from them and I try to consider this approach :) It is an additional effort, for sure. It is not without its benefits, though, and I'm trying to find out if it's worth it. Why I originally brought this
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Ask HN: Does code documentation increase contributions?
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10y ago
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12y ago
Aside from the comments above, I would add "shopt -s shift_verbose" which enables "overshifting" detection. E.g. when a function receives less arguments than necessary and you retrieve them like this: function f()