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Building a Custom 2G GSM Cellular Base Station [video]

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2 ポイント·投稿者 ourcat·9 か月前·2 コメント

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ourcat
·9 日前·議論
And we had kill files for spam.
ourcat
·2 か月前·議論
Claude is in the contributor list on the repo.
ourcat
·2 か月前·議論
Actually, after closer inspection of the screen on the third image of the device in the article, there does appear to be a Bluetooth icon.

Confirmed in the Dev Portal. https://docs.flipper.net/one/hardware/wifi-bluetooth
ourcat
·2 か月前·議論
The 'Layers' comparison image suggests that there would be no Bluetooth in the Flipper One. I would have thought that would still be very useful in 'Layer One'?
ourcat
·5 か月前·議論
Genius. And also terrifying.
ourcat
·9 か月前·議論
I call it "furapy".
ourcat
·9 か月前·議論
Nicely done. I started a simple idea/project based on PeerJs (with self-hosted CoTURN) to make a little private 'zoom-like' chat.

I'd been considering doing an Omegle clone too, but have been side-tracked.

I also might take a look at the p2p file transfer ability WebRTC has for some other ideas.
ourcat
·9 か月前·議論
In the video he says the Full-Duplex SDR (Nuand bladeRF X40) hardware can be quite expensive. But he found one on ebay for $270.
ourcat
·5 年前·議論
The funds are in the process of being returned:

https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/114189/poly-hack-attacke...
ourcat
·5 年前·議論
Loving "a herd of sheep grazing on a lush green hillside by tim burton".
ourcat
·5 年前·議論
About six years ago, I built a similar app for an old long-distance (many timezones away) girlfriend and I to send voice messages to eachother. (called 'duovox' - not released to public). It created recordings and other metadata/attachments and simply zipped them up with a password and custom file extension and sent via email.

The app was naturally registered with the custom file extension, so that clicking the email attachment in the Mail app would simply open the app and the message it contained.

Very simple. Very effective. And using an existing and secure (one would hope!) transport: email.