

I mean, i usually don’t watch in my neighbor bin so I would laugh at that…
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I mean, i usually don’t watch in my neighbor bin so I would laugh at that…


Nope, i think the ideal one changes with the phone manufacter, you should try to test the battery ohm value and use that one


Usually phones have 3 pins on the back for the battery, one of them - usually the one at the center - reads the battery resistance, so if you add a resistor between that pin and another pin, it will fool the phone to belive it has a beattery
Edit: spelling


Yes but did you made an NFC or an RFID? As much as i know, most phones have only partial(eg: only reading) or no support to RFID
And again, you’d need to know what the reader on the door want, you cannot just give it any random data and hope it works, i could accept only an encoded password in SHA-256 and you would not be able to do much really, there are probably ways to break thru but at that point is faster and easier to lockpick the door


RFID is something you will not hack with a phone app and anyway you need to know what values the RFID/NFC reader on the other side wants and that’s if the the lock has NFC or RFID technologies and not something else


Lockpicking a door is so fucking easy that the biggest vulnerability here is the lock itself probably, you need way more skills to hack the electronic part than to lockpick the lock
I mean, you found useful software and learned something new? I’d call it nascency scrolling or smth


It feels more like a concert than a political convention lmao


“Wait what? I can distribute my setup on linux??”
“Yeah”
“LET’S FUCKING GOO WE CAN PRETEND IT’S A DISTRO AND MAKE CASH”


Opinionated as far as slop can go


I heard this story at least 3 or 4 times with 3 or 4 other companies that also claimed to be secure as fuck
I read the EUPL-1.2 license and i think is very interessing, though i don’t think i will switch from GPL or AGPL because i don’t have much of an idea of what advantages it could give me, anyone who is more proeficent with legal stuff than me could help?
Did you disable the battery saver setting? On some android flavours it can ignore the battery/background usage
My guess is that people would call the 10.11.x update something like .11.x instead of the full version because “they don’t change the first number anyway” and it would cause confusion to call the next update version 11.x.x so they just jumped to 12


Fun fact: Linux has that “certification” to watch DRM content while Windows does not, which means you can use whatever browser you want on Linux but not on Windows to watch DRM content
There is an adapter for everthing
Not if they are dinousaurs, damn stegron…
You mean 100%
loud agony and gun noises in the background
Soo, i was saying, what’s your stance on our lord and savior Kim Jong Un?
Telepathy, of course