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Rpi-2040 Development Of a new MiE (micro-ethernet) sync-less two-wire Protocol (Part 1)

In this article the basic concepts of a 'micro-ethernet' is explored and the potential for simultaneous packet signalling across multiple pins.

IR1838

IR1838 Decode Success

IR1838

Decoding the IR1838 Remote with Serious Bit Slew

Nicola Tesla

Nicola Tesla Had it Right. Making the Bit Protocol Decoder Work.

Protocol Theoretical

A Concept in Key Lock Decoding for Protocol Analysis

1838 IR

Build Your Own Protocol Decoder Starting With a 1838 IR Remote.

In this part 1 Article we crack into the 1838 IR remote and discover this thing with the right code can decode *any* remote control.. We write a quick piece of statistical software to automatically analyze the pulse durations.

clion

Setting up Clion with Raspbery Pico Development and Adding a GPIO Interrupt.

In this quick guide we go over getting CLion to play nice with the raspberry pi-pico ecosystem and then show the code example to setup a basic GPIO interrupt.

rpi2040

Coding in C Into the RPi2040 Zone with Console Simplified

In this comprehensive guide we explain the meat and potatoes of effectively coding in C for the raspberry pi pico.

Ukraine

Hot! Ubuntu GamePack 20.04 is a Smash Boom to Linux Users (and Supports Ukraine Companies to Boot!)

We find a Ubuntu OS purpose built for running Windows Applications. What is not to love!

docker

vscode Dockerfile with more security over X-11 without requiring --net=host and or --privileged.

In this quick guide we go over the pitfalls of attempting to get vscode to work inside a docker container over the X-11 session which is preferred over vnc and other options such as xhost+

ssh

ssh drag-n-drop

ssh drag-n-drop across scp to quickly populate a Docker Container

docker

Secure Docker Containers w/X-11 (with no --privileged and no --net=host)

In this article we go over securing docker containers, and getting X-11 enabled without resorting to root!

docker

X-11 Into Docker

X-11 support into a running Docker container can be problematic - and many of the guides do not explain it very well. Make a folder and make a file inside it named 'Dockerfile'Inside your Dockerfile put:FROM ubuntu:latest ENV RED='\e[1;33m' ENV CLR='\e[0m'

docker

Isolated Dockers - Setting up

How to tune your Docker containers for those off-line trips. Here is how to 'superfy' them!

docker

Docker Super Container

A powerful Dockerfile script that will make a Monster Container with a complete development system ready to go!

vscode - Extension Ripping for Dockerfile builds

Here is some simple code that will read your vscode.json file and rewrite it in a format that can be used in a Docker build (Dockerfile): You will need this added to your Dockerfile so that it can install vscode extensions headless + the boiler plate code to install vs

satellite

Satellite Bulk Tracker

This 'bulk tracker' will handle the entire TLE catalog from Space-Track.org. Find the pass by timings for 1000's of satellites over your area!

docker

SuperTools Docker Image

This highly powerful docker recipe will make you a complete development system that you can X-11 into over ssh port 222.

dragonOS

dragonos: console tool: Auto137 NOAA Meteoroligal decoder over SDR!

In this so-cool article we go over the awesome NOAA Auto137 Tracking Application for decoding weather satellite data!

dragonOS

dragonos: console tool: airspy_adsb

In this quick article we go over some of the powerful tools found in DragonOS namely airspy_adsb!

dragonOS

dragonOS: console tool: aircrack-ng

In this post we cover some of the tools found in dragonOS - namely aircrack-ng!

docker

docker: busybox: Tiny Image Server

Build a tiny image server inside a Busybox Container for nice little niche serving applets.

dragonOS

dragonOS: console tool: Acarsdec w/ rtlsdr support

In this awesome article we cover some of the powerful sub-tools that are found in dragonOS - namely Acarsdec a ACARS decoder!

dragonOS

dragonOS: tool list

In this article we list the incredible number of tools that are found in DragonOS!

asm: reverse engineering: Into the Ghidra Review (Compiling for Ubuntu and Running)

IDA Pro (Just for x86) is about $5500US. Well clearly I didn't find that kind of money in my couch cushions so I will have to try an alternative. Enter Ghidra. Downloading Ghidra is available from gitlab: I have no idea how this compares to other Reverse Engineering Software so