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  • Details     from Flying Ghost
  • November 1 update: IT WORKS!!! It's a day late, but it works! I couldn't be happier!!! Fixing that integer overflow bug did the trick! I still need some tuning before I can call it reliable or smooth. But oh my gosh, it works! Halloween...

  • ramanPi - Raman Spectrometer
  • Details     from ramanPi - Raman Spectrometer
  • Welcome to the hackaday.io project page for the ramanPi! The ramanPi is a raman spectrometer that I decided to build back in April of 2014 because I needed one for another project and could not afford the tens of thousands of dollars a commercial product...

  • LibreServo commands (part one)
  • Log     from LibreServo
  • I have spent a lot of time on the command part of LibreServo and I think it is one of the most important parts of the project, it is how LibreServo is presented to the user. It offers a flexibility and possibilities that I have never seen in any manufacturer....

  • GNU Radio Hack Chat Transcript
  • Log     from GNU Radio Hack Chat
  • Eric Mortensen3:13 PMSo, we're lucky to have a sizable GNU Radio contingent here today, and I'd love it if everyone involved could write a little about who they are and what they do within the org. Tom Nardi joined  the room.3:14 PM Wetwork joined...

  • Hack Chat Transcript, Part 3
  • Log     from Citizen Science Hack Chat
  • Kendall Meade12:46 PM*either Peter Bosch12:46 PMif you mind your safety precautions, you can do quite alot safely. for example: me and some people at the local hackerspace made RFNA for decapping chips, which would be pretty dangerous if we hadn't thought...

  • Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
  • Log     from Pentesting Hack Chat
  • OK everyone, thanks for coming out today for the Pentesting Hack Chat. I'm Dan Maloney, I'll be moderating today. Let's all welcome Eric Escobar to the Hack Chat. Thanks for coming along for the ride today, Eric. Maybe you can tell us a little about...

  • Hack Chat Transcript, Part 2
  • Log     from Learning DSP and SDR Hack Chat
  • Marc Lichtman12:28 PMEttus support is fantastic from my experience Marc Lichtman12:28 PMand I don't have any affiliations with them Marc Lichtman12:29 PMand LimeSDR support has been like super bad, I had a couple bricked Limes early on perronemajr12:29...

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  • Log     from SCADA Security Hack Chat
  • Bill S12:25 PM@primetimber Ture, Then when everything goes to hell, the board gets a new CEO who says that last guy was the worst and continues to do nothing. Think VW Chris Ryding12:25 PMWhere do you tend to see more security vulnerabilities - insecure...

  • Hack Chat Transcript, Part 3
  • Log     from Cyberdeck Brainstorming Hack Chat
  • Inne12:25 PM@Hugh Mungis A cyberdeck device that drills he connectors back in :D. Dan (a8ksh4)12:25 PM@io Tenino You can use a buck boost converter in front of a charger and as long as it supplies enough current, it'll give some flexibility. thesebelik12:26...
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