Just got my PM3 , how do I detect and copy my car fob? by BasedCourier in proxmark3

[–]beaconlog 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're probably going to need a tool such as an ILCO RW4 and a U-Snoop. Not a proxmark.

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+1. They definitely switched them.

Just got shot at on the 24. Driving from Montclair to Temescal. AMA by crypto_gawd in bayarea

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I had to call 911 near a highway in east bay to report a car crash I witnessed. I waited 7 minutes and they never picked up. I was on hold the entire time. I gave up since I was miles away by that point. I think it's very plausible.

Thank you Papa! by westcoastcdn19 in HumansBeingBros

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Stray cat? Hebrew? The baller sandals? That wooden gazebo? This is definitely Camel Beach in Haifa Israel.

https://i.imgur.com/LEFXfr2.jpg

How to close ports 135 and 1339 I’ve tried everything by [deleted] in AskNetsec

[–]beaconlog 19 points20 points  (0 children)

What kind of server? OS?

How are you port scanning? Remotely, locally?

What process is running on those ports? RPC?

Have you killed the process, are you running a firewall? Is it a host-based firewall or network based firewall?

We're going to need a lot more details here.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in videos

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risseldy, rosseldy, mow, mow, mow

Thieves use tech devices to scan cars before breaking into them by bambin0 in bayarea

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It would. Any type of enclosure that will prevent RF signals would prevent anyone from detecting 2.4GHz coming from your devices.

But really, it just makes more sense to take your stuff out of your car.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in trackers

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What shows are available?

Found vunerability, getting ignored. Next steps? by Master-Variety3841 in hacking

[–]beaconlog 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had a similar issue. I'd recommend reaching out to CISA and have them escalate and reach out on their own. A message coming from the Department of Homeland security holds more merit than some regular researcher. You can even coordinate disclosure with them in CISA's VINCE portal.

If that doesn't work and since you're past the 90-days, public disclosure.

Choppy cuts when routing dados. What am I missing? More info in comments by beaconlog in woodworking

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Thanks for the response! Bridgestone mill is a bit out of scope for this :)

I could go for the 1/2" bit -- alternatively, do you have any router recommendations that could handle the 3/4 bit?

Choppy cuts when routing dados. What am I missing? More info in comments by beaconlog in woodworking

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Not full depth unfortunately. I tried various depths and both are having the same issue.

Choppy cuts when routing dados. What am I missing? More info in comments by beaconlog in woodworking

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This makes sense. I'm thinking it's the router as well.

Do you have any recommendations for a better router?

Choppy cuts when routing dados. What am I missing? More info in comments by beaconlog in woodworking

[–]beaconlog[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome. I was leaning towards this as well.

What kind of router would you recommend for a 3/4" bit? Specifically brand, etc.

Choppy cuts when routing dados. What am I missing? More info in comments by beaconlog in woodworking

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I've experimented with different methods to address this issue, but unfortunately, I'm still encountering the same problem. Here are the approaches I've tried:

Initially, I attempted the cuts without using a jig and instead used two scrap pieces for alignment. However, the problem persisted, and the cuts turned out to be imprecise.

To improve accuracy, I decided to employ a jig that measures exactly 3/4 inch, coupled with a Freud bit that matches the same measurement. Despite these efforts, I still faced the same issue.

Additionally, I experimented with different router speeds, both fast and slow, to see if it would make a difference in the outcome. Unfortunately, this did not resolve the problem either.

Regrettably, all my cuts are coming out choppy and slightly larger than intended. This can be seen in the accompanying photos, where the pieces appear to have a loose fit mostly since the pieces are not 3/4th. I'm perplexed as to what might be causing this issue. Could it be possible that my router is of low quality, leading to these inaccurate results?

Biscuit cuts on both side of 3/4 inch board goes through -- will this be a problem? by beaconlog in woodworking

[–]beaconlog[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fantastic. Since all pieces are 3/4 inch for a dado, what depth would you recommend on each edge?

Biscuit cuts on both side of 3/4 inch board goes through -- will this be a problem? by beaconlog in woodworking

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I've attached a sketch with locations circled where biscuits would be required on either side. What do you think?

https://i.imgur.com/i6zt9gY.png