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by stonegray 2y ago
Changing the underlying find my network to break this would be challenging if not impossible while keeping the privacy protections in place. Apple can’t identify devices sending data to find my, and doesn’t log requests. Short of changes th
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by stonegray 2y ago
Maybe not what you’re looking for, but I put adguard home on a VPS (although later switched to a “real” dns software prior to benchmarking) and is faster^1 than connecting directly to cloudflare from home. [1] https://stonegray
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by stonegray 2y ago
Having the the solver post all 2^66 -2 incorrect private keys would prove that they solved it fairly and had no prior knowledge of the key. You'd just need to download the 6,505,548 TB list of keys and re-derive the public key for each
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by stonegray 2y ago
It’s not DNS. There’s no way it’s DNS. It was DNS.
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by stonegray 2y ago
Related, macOS has a similar url schema: x-man-page://man
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by stonegray 2y ago
OTA firmware updater and remote for my coffee maker https://stonegray.ca/blog/coffee/
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by stonegray 3y ago
I trust Apple more for this decision, not less. PWAs used WebKit to allow untrusted code (any website in this case) to safely execute on the phone. In the EU now, you can modify or replace that layer of trust (browser engine) and restrictin
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by stonegray 3y ago
"...or animal control services shall be contacted to remove the student" Not only did this somehow make into law, it somehow had a 91% approval rate when voted on. Unbelievable.
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by stonegray 3y ago
There were cases available with a slide out keyboard for the iPhone 6, it looks like they cost ~$14
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by stonegray 3y ago
There is an open implementation of AWDL, see https://owlink.org/wiki/
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by stonegray 3y ago
Adding is favoured over subtracting in problem solving https://www.researchgate.net/publication/350711603_Adding_is...
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by stonegray 3y ago
By this logic, EDA software shouldn’t include any footprints at all Capabilities, while not identical, are similar. I use the same 0402 footprint regardless of the board house.
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by stonegray 3y ago
I've been happy with Backblaze B2. It's 1/5th the cost of AWS S3 ($5/tb/mo), and they'll ship you hard drives for free if you need to download stuff quickly.
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by stonegray 3y ago
> relentless pursuit of thinness and lightness has come at the expense of the premium, robust feel of their older MacBook models. The 14/16" are significantly thicker and heavier than previous generations, both in actual measur
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by stonegray 3y ago
Could be interesting to see if you can make cards that only one player can use, such as “win the game if this card is played while the seconds of utc time matches the following hmac sum, otherwise lose the game” Then you’ve got a 1/60t
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by stonegray 3y ago
If this is an actual problem, it’s not obvious to me. The fact that nobody’s been able to replicate this without pulling the trigger is concerning. Having two redundant internal safety systems fail, and mysteriously fire seems so considerab
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by stonegray 4y ago
Requires authentication for me, is this intentional?
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by stonegray 4y ago
With all that space inside it would be interesting to try adding a mmwave presence detector. It could be extremely hard to detect if it only connects to the machine when nobody's nearby.
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by stonegray 4y ago
https://archive.is/LMMME
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by stonegray 4y ago
Does the baby monitor accept alkaline batteries? If so, it will work on 5V. That’s equivalent to 1.25V/cell, well within the next expected voltage range of a typical partly-discharged alkaline battery.
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by stonegray 4y ago
The best red herring would be to publish a blog post a couple years before you do this, where the author concludes that the traffic is harmless elevator music.
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by stonegray 4y ago
If you're gonna test the i--, shouldn't it fall through on zero anyway? for (unsigned int i = N; i--;){} unsigned int i = N; while(i--){ ... } Also I think I'm missing the tricky part. Couldn't this be
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by stonegray 4y ago
That’s a different video, the one linked in the post is an episode of How It’s Made. Here’s another link to it: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7zlack
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by stonegray 4y ago
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7zlack
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by stonegray 4y ago
Price barriers typically have a limited lifespan, I think this project being distributed as a set of design files instead of a product you can purchase is a far more effective way of keeping most people away.
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by stonegray 4y ago
I wonder when companies will move to more adversarial tactics like banning accounts to try and stay ahead in the jailbreak arms race. We’ve seen similar tactics for gaming anti-cheat purposes for quite some time. Companies like Tesla have t
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by stonegray 4y ago
The long-press spacebar wasn't even really a great design, it was a hack to replace an older, better feature. iPhones prior to the iPhone 11 used to be able to sense the pressure you touched with on the display, and a firm touch had a
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by stonegray 4y ago
Eh, only one way to find out. An ESP32-PICO-D4 is 7mm wide, but based on internal images it appears you can safely grind it down to ~6.35mm. It contains a DAC, 4MB flash, and all needed peripherals plus bluetooth. The quality [1] would be p
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by stonegray 4y ago
Magnet links are especially interesting in this context as they're essentially a 20-byte number, and contain no data about what they link to aside from the hash. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by stonegray 4y ago
I don’t think the esp32 simulator is open, although the avr8 and pico ones are

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