RE: https://hachyderm.io/@sash/116685821452384012
This is wild. Such a creative attack!
Jonathan Oxer
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Programmer, hardware hacker, random tinkerer, writer, assistive tech. Sometimes I design satellites. Living on Wurundjeri land. He/him
Do you (or someone you love) suffer from the terrible illness known as “Pick-and-Place Machine Deficiency?”
PnPMD is a horrible affliction, but I can save you! I have not one, not two, but three KayoA4 pick and place machines that I need to sell in order to buy an even biggerer and fancierer machine.
Also a semi-automatic stencil printer and an IN6 reflow oven. I could sell some or all of this gear, depending on what's interesting to you. It's all open to negotiation.
In Melbourne Australia
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👩💻Any Autodesk Fusion (Electronics) users out there? Ever seen a `.f3z` and thought, hmm 🤔
Turns out it's eagle in a good number of trenchcoats.
@jonoxer discovered this and published it on PyPI in under 48 hours (even more impressive as first PyPI package): https://pypi.org/project/fusionextractor/
They'll no doubt be discussing on livestream this weekend (Sunday morning Aus/Asia time, back of Sat in the rest of the world):
https://www.youtube.com/superhousetv
Deborah PickettSo we all have two-factor authentication so we can prove who we are to our banks. If we are lucky it’s TOTP. If we are unlucky it’s SMS.
How about banks start using 2FA to prove it’s them when they call. “Hi, this is Steve from Your Bank. Please open your 2FA application. It should say 148-620 right now. Only Your Bank could know this.”
Edit: On further reflection, this won't stop a man-in-the-middle unless the bank can be sure that it's calling you directly, and in the light of SIM hijacking, I think it could still be vulnerable. Back to the tried and tested hang-up-and-phone-the-bank mechanism!
Inspired by discussion on the last livestream, I'm going to try some stupid stunts with Node-RED to build a user interface for a test jig. Come along to my livestream this morning and see if it works!
Dan PortsGot this phone up and running, and it is every bit as satisfying as I had hoped to be able to dial using punch cards.
Join my stream tomorrow to watch me assemble some electronics kits. I have:
* A custom keypad kit from Natalie The Nerd.
* A modern remake of a classic kit from Dick Smith's Funway Into Electronics.
* An Arduino Uno compatible in kit form.
Home Automation Hangout 2023-04-23: We need more electronics kits!
Starting in 5 minutes I'll be attempting to load OXRS firmware onto this ESP32-based home automation touchscreen that uses Austin's Power-over-Ethernet board. Come along and watch me screw it up!
Home Automation Hangout 2023-03-12
I have a package from Canada sitting on my desk that I'm not allowed to open until my livestream on Sunday. This is killing me! I know at least one thing that's in it, but there are also mystery items and I hate the suspense :-O
Join us on Sunday to find out what Austin has sent me, and to learn about his clever circuit to do auto-switching for different types of Power-over-Ethernet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNSFbqdbs6Y
Home Automation Hangout 2023-03-05 with Austin
Will I burn down the factory on a livestream? That's always a strong possibility, but now that I have a 7.8kW SMT reflow oven the chances just got even better!
Let's run a thermocouple through it and see if we can profile it. Starting in ... oh wow, 11 minutes:
