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My favorite fun fact about the US military is that some old Navy FLTSATCOM satellites have been abused by Brazilians as free CB radio relays, e.g. by truckers to chat on the road.

These vintage 1980s satellites are nothing more than analog linear amplifiers without any authentication. It's open to everyone as long as long you can point an antenna at it, with a RF mixer at the right frequency. The military can't do anything. This audio recording is absolutely hilarious:
https://www.solarix.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/260.625-US-Military-Channel-Warnings.mp3

https://www.wired.com/2009/04/fleetcom/
https://www.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR/comments/3guxco/brazilian_satcom_pirate_transmitting_sstv_images/
https://www.rtl-sdr.com/listening-brazilian-fleetsatcom-pirates-rtl-sdr/

I am now rewriting ancient PS into refurb PS script that will most likely be tossed by everyone else and rewritten into a worse way.

And you wonder why I don't pick up certain projects....

>> a severance package where you get your old job back with more pay and vague title.

I2P On The Pinephone / Pinetab? :thinking:

Sure Can! :terminal: 🧄 🔒

Mostly Recognize I2P For Anonymity / Privacy Purposes, It's Also An Easy Way To Add end-to-end #encryption to apps (#security)

(now shared first on blog, next #Tor friendly Peertube in advance of non-tor friendly vid platforms)

#tutorial #HumanRights #OnlineSafety #Netsurf #privacy #infosec #cybersecurity #I2P #Pinephone #Pinetab #Pine64 #hardware #Java #TILvids #peertube #federation #decentralized

tilvids.com/w/pj6yCJoacjLtAPUH

Vampire Missionaries 

Saw this 3 years ago - made me laugh

I guess I have to be an arse to move forward... Well, whatever works I suppose.

Sines, sines, everywhere there's sines. Here's sined multires value noise with sined color postprocessing, for #Genuary15's prompt "sine waves". I love the shimmery look that RGB colors take on when they go through a sine function.

#Genuary #Genuary2023


-still have a home
-still employed
-saved someone 1000's of $ by doing a 30min automotive fix for $40

A friend of mine posed the following puzzle:

> You have 12 marbles, which all have the same weight except one, which may be either heavier or lighter. How can you find the different one in three weighings on a balance scale?

I know I've seen it before, but it still too me a while to work out a solution. Then I wanted to visualize the solution, and cobbled together haskell, graphviz, and a couple shell scripts.

Then, of course, I saw my solution was wrong and had to re-work it.

Spoiler, of course:

github.com/bwbeach/puzzles/blo

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