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DIY Arduino Hearing Test Device - Hearing loss is a common problem for many – especially those who may have attended... - https://hackaday.com/2022/10/23/diy-arduino-hearing-test-device/ #rotaryencoder #arduinohacks #medicalhacks #hearingloss #audiometer #arduino #hearing #ws2812 #oled
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Kaimi Biotech and Scenesafe launch revolutionary Unow™ Drug Residue Test Device in Canada, providing rapid, accurate detection of dangerous substances across multiple sectors. Advancing public safety through cutting-edge technology. #SafetyInnovation #PublicHealth
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🎉 Published PipeTap with libcamera fork :patcat:
Now it's time to beta test!
PipeTap is an application that control @libcamera driven camera through @pipewire .
Test device on video: OnePlus 6 with @postmarketOS
PipeTap:
https://gitlab.com/NekoCWD/pipetap
Libcamera fork:
https://gitlab.com/NekoCWD/libcamera#photography #linuxonmobile #mobilelinux #ShotOnOnePlus #ShotOnMainline
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🎉 Published PipeTap with libcamera fork :patcat:
Now it's time to beta test!
PipeTap is an application that control @libcamera driven camera through @pipewire .
Test device on video: OnePlus 6 with @postmarketOS
PipeTap:
https://gitlab.com/NekoCWD/pipetap
Libcamera fork:
https://gitlab.com/NekoCWD/libcamera#photography #linuxonmobile #mobilelinux #ShotOnOnePlus #ShotOnMainline
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@murena
I really wanted to switch to a FairPhone 6 with /e/OS but on my current /e/OS test device I can find no way to accept certificates into the trust store.
I run a lot of selfhosted services in my home net with a self signed cert - If I can‘t rund them that would be a real problem for me.Did I miss something here or is there any chance you could add a certificate import (as Android removed that some time ago)
#selfhosting #e_OS #FairPhone #Android -
@murena
I really wanted to switch to a FairPhone 6 with /e/OS but on my current /e/OS test device I can find no way to accept certificates into the trust store.
I run a lot of selfhosted services in my home net with a self signed cert - If I can‘t rund them that would be a real problem for me.Did I miss something here or is there any chance you could add a certificate import (as Android removed that some time ago)
#selfhosting #e_OS #FairPhone #Android -
@murena
I really wanted to switch to a FairPhone 6 with /e/OS but on my current /e/OS test device I can find no way to accept certificates into the trust store.
I run a lot of selfhosted services in my home net with a self signed cert - If I can‘t rund them that would be a real problem for me.Did I miss something here or is there any chance you could add a certificate import (as Android removed that some time ago)
#selfhosting #e_OS #FairPhone #Android -
@murena
I really wanted to switch to a FairPhone 6 with /e/OS but on my current /e/OS test device I can find no way to accept certificates into the trust store.
I run a lot of selfhosted services in my home net with a self signed cert - If I can‘t rund them that would be a real problem for me.Did I miss something here or is there any chance you could add a certificate import (as Android removed that some time ago)
#selfhosting #e_OS #FairPhone #Android -
@murena
I really wanted to switch to a FairPhone 6 with /e/OS but on my current /e/OS test device I can find no way to accept certificates into the trust store.
I run a lot of selfhosted services in my home net with a self signed cert - If I can‘t rund them that would be a real problem for me.Did I miss something here or is there any chance you could add a certificate import (as Android removed that some time ago)
#selfhosting #e_OS #FairPhone #Android -
Browser Fingerprint Detector
https://fingerprint.goldenowl.ai/
#ycombinator #browser_fingerprint_detector #device_fingerprint #fingerprint_analyzer #tracking_detection #digital_footprint #privacy_analysis #browser_fingerprint_test #device_tracking #OSINT_tools #privacy_protection #browser_uniqueness #fingerprint_hash #canvas_fingerprint #audio_fingerprint #web_tracking #online_privacy #security_analysis #browser_identification -
Browser Fingerprint Detector
https://fingerprint.goldenowl.ai/
#ycombinator #browser_fingerprint_detector #device_fingerprint #fingerprint_analyzer #tracking_detection #digital_footprint #privacy_analysis #browser_fingerprint_test #device_tracking #OSINT_tools #privacy_protection #browser_uniqueness #fingerprint_hash #canvas_fingerprint #audio_fingerprint #web_tracking #online_privacy #security_analysis #browser_identification -
#SDWire MicroSD Multiplexer flips magically ... Blue = MicroSD connected to Test Server ... Green = MicroSD connected to Test Device
SDWire: https://docs.dasharo.com/transparent-validation/sd-wire/usage-validation/#first-use
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#SDWire MicroSD Multiplexer flips magically ... Blue = MicroSD connected to Test Server ... Green = MicroSD connected to Test Device
SDWire: https://docs.dasharo.com/transparent-validation/sd-wire/usage-validation/#first-use
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So this particular 5155 started its' life at Kingston, NY in 1984, ended up in North Carolina, and eventually landed in Endicott, NY where it was being used as some sort of custom test device.
I intend to eventually repaint the "KGN 06" letters back onto it. Because IBM Kingston was famously closed down in the early 1990s, as evidenced by the scribble on this mousepad:
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So this particular 5155 started its' life at Kingston, NY in 1984, ended up in North Carolina, and eventually landed in Endicott, NY where it was being used as some sort of custom test device.
I intend to eventually repaint the "KGN 06" letters back onto it. Because IBM Kingston was famously closed down in the early 1990s, as evidenced by the scribble on this mousepad:
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Now that I have two Microsoft #Volterra devices, I can finally work on functional KVM-accelerated #Proxmox on #sc8280xp 🎉 !
One device currently simple serves as test device on my desk and the second one as production device handling my AArch64 builds in CI.
SLBounce works well so far, it's only a bit tricky to make the Proxmox Port properly boot since Proxmox currently relies on a bit too old Kernel builds - also as of now simply requires more automation of the boot process.
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Now that I have two Microsoft #Volterra devices, I can finally work on functional KVM-accelerated #Proxmox on #sc8280xp 🎉 !
One device currently simple serves as test device on my desk and the second one as production device handling my AArch64 builds in CI.
SLBounce works well so far, it's only a bit tricky to make the Proxmox Port properly boot since Proxmox currently relies on a bit too old Kernel builds - also as of now simply requires more automation of the boot process.
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I have to say that the Crappy Keyboard works quite well on the #vickytwenty, and seems it is wired correctly too!
Of course it's crap to type on (hence the name), but great as a test device, and I can use the schematic to build a custom mechanical one in the future.The only thing I wanted to improve is debouncing of the caps lock key, so I bodged an RC network for this purpose. I've integrated it in rev.1 of the board, so no need to do the same on the version I'll release.
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I have to say that the Crappy Keyboard works quite well on the #vickytwenty, and seems it is wired correctly too!
Of course it's crap to type on (hence the name), but great as a test device, and I can use the schematic to build a custom mechanical one in the future.The only thing I wanted to improve is debouncing of the caps lock key, so I bodged an RC network for this purpose. I've integrated it in rev.1 of the board, so no need to do the same on the version I'll release.
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I have to say that the Crappy Keyboard works quite well on the #vickytwenty, and seems it is wired correctly too!
Of course it's crap to type on (hence the name), but great as a test device, and I can use the schematic to build a custom mechanical one in the future.The only thing I wanted to improve is debouncing of the caps lock key, so I bodged an RC network for this purpose. I've integrated it in rev.1 of the board, so no need to do the same on the version I'll release.
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I have to say that the Crappy Keyboard works quite well on the #vickytwenty, and seems it is wired correctly too!
Of course it's crap to type on (hence the name), but great as a test device, and I can use the schematic to build a custom mechanical one in the future.The only thing I wanted to improve is debouncing of the caps lock key, so I bodged an RC network for this purpose. I've integrated it in rev.1 of the board, so no need to do the same on the version I'll release.
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I have to say that the Crappy Keyboard works quite well on the #vickytwenty, and seems it is wired correctly too!
Of course it's crap to type on (hence the name), but great as a test device, and I can use the schematic to build a custom mechanical one in the future.The only thing I wanted to improve is debouncing of the caps lock key, so I bodged an RC network for this purpose. I've integrated it in rev.1 of the board, so no need to do the same on the version I'll release.
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Design phase is finished! Now I'm printing a prototype #TPU case, complete with pico-8 logo on the back for my #powkiddy #rgb30 dedicated #pico8 gaming/dev/test device. If the prototype fits the case well, I'll upload the files to #thingiverse #printables and #thangs. I have really fell in love with this device and took it on a recent trip abroad where I used it constantly. #3dprinting
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If you've ever wanted to give #postmarketOS device development a try, we're looking for help saving quite a few device ports from being archived: https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/work_items?sort=updated_desc&state=opened&label_name%5B%5D=maintainership-status
I have mad respect for folks who maintain and test device ports in pmOS, they're soo important to the continued development of #postmarketOS. For example, I rely on my Pixel 3a to help develop and test #duranium and other (hopefully) neat OS things, but I can't do those things if the device is not maintained and gets archived.
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If you've ever wanted to give #postmarketOS device development a try, we're looking for help saving quite a few device ports from being archived: https://gitlab.postmarketos.org/postmarketOS/pmaports/-/work_items?sort=updated_desc&state=opened&label_name%5B%5D=maintainership-status
I have mad respect for folks who maintain and test device ports in pmOS, they're soo important to the continued development of #postmarketOS. For example, I rely on my Pixel 3a to help develop and test #duranium and other (hopefully) neat OS things, but I can't do those things if the device is not maintained and gets archived.
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2 days until #EU_OS at Paris #HackDays: A part of the team arrived already in Paris. The planning of the work started in the public Gitlab at https://gitlab.com/eu-os/eu-os.gitlab.io/-/issues/?label_name=hackdays2025
@rriemann brought an old Thinkpad X220 (released 2011) that will serve as a test device until a more modern device has been found!
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2 days until #EU_OS at Paris #HackDays: A part of the team arrived already in Paris. The planning of the work started in the public Gitlab at https://gitlab.com/eu-os/eu-os.gitlab.io/-/issues/?label_name=hackdays2025
@rriemann brought an old Thinkpad X220 (released 2011) that will serve as a test device until a more modern device has been found!
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2 days until #EU_OS at Paris #HackDays: A part of the team arrived already in Paris. The planning of the work started in the public Gitlab at https://gitlab.com/eu-os/eu-os.gitlab.io/-/issues/?label_name=hackdays2025
@rriemann brought an old Thinkpad X220 (released 2011) that will serve as a test device until a more modern device has been found!
