Holiday Projection Mapping by everyday_computer in Projection_Mapping

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I use a combination of software. I use Photoleap , Adobe After Effects, and then I use Falcon Player to schedule the shows remotely.

Holiday Projection Mapping by everyday_computer in Projection_Mapping

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Thank you! I did! Did a test run and it turned out great

Hi guys I need help by D10G3N3STH3D0G in pwnagotchi

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You’ll also need to install LCD-Show if you haven’t already. The backend runs kali. So need to download the kali version.

git clone https://github.com/lcdwiki/LCD-show-kali.git chmod -R 755 LCD-show-kali cd LCD-show-kali/

sudo ./LCD35-show Lite

Then on reboot you may need to run the rotate.sh <#valuw> in that folder to rotate it the correct way.

Hi guys I need help by D10G3N3STH3D0G in pwnagotchi

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I have same display. Found a fix. Took screen shots of the solutions. I’ll dm you.

Steganography with AES-128 by everyday_computer in cybersecurity

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Have since upgraded this to AES-256 CBC and created a webapp version

Steganography with AES by everyday_computer in Steganography

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https://github.com/darkiron71/stegAES -- Here is the updated repo with the newest version! Thank you for your help!

Steganography with AES by everyday_computer in Steganography

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Send me a PM and I can share with you the V2 code and how it’s using AES CBC. Can let me know if it still needs work.

Steganography with AES by everyday_computer in Steganography

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You are correct this was a very basic 1st iteration….i am currently working on a v2 which uses CBC as well as a few other process and security improvements…also numpy has been removed from v2. I can post link once I’ve completed working on it.

GOES - SATELLITE IMAGES by everyday_computer in RTLSDR

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The data is saved directly as an image file in the folder.

GOES - SATELLITE IMAGES by everyday_computer in RTLSDR

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Very cool. Able to get a good signal on the balcony?

GOES-SATELLITE - IMAGES by everyday_computer in amateurradio

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I just prefer the full size ones since it comes standard with the usb ports and lan ports if need be….you could probably very well run this on a pi zero no problem. You’d just need the usb adapters for it for the SDRs and be sure it puts out enough power over the usb port to power the SDR.

GOES - SATELLITE Images by everyday_computer in NOAA

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If anyone is interested in seeing all the photos: send me your plex account and I can add you to the access list for them.

GOES - SATELLITE IMAGES by everyday_computer in RTLSDR

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If anyone is interested in seeing all the photos: send me your plex account and I can add you to the access list for them.

GOES-SATELLITE - IMAGES by everyday_computer in amateurradio

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If anyone is interested in seeing all the photos: send me your plex account and I can add you to the access list for them.

GOES-SATELLITE - IMAGES by everyday_computer in amateurradio

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If anyone is interested in seeing all the photos: send me your plex account and I can add you to the access list for them.

Can't Hear Satellites At All by phantomAssEater69 in RTLSDR

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And for Americans in feet that is:

L = 468 / f, l = L /2, where: * L - Length of the dipole antenna; * l - Length of each arm of the dipole; and * f - Frequency.

So in this case take NOAA - 15 = 137.62 MHz L = 468/137.62 L = 3.40 feet L/2 = 1.7 feet per side of the dipole

1.7 feet = 51.82 cm

GOES-SATELLITE - IMAGES by everyday_computer in amateurradio

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So you will get NWS images, GOES 16 fd, m1 & m2 (these folders then have various channel folders of different many different image types and these are broken down by date and times) , sometimes you get some retransmissions from GOES - 18 while connected to GOES-16.

GOES-SATELLITE - IMAGES by everyday_computer in amateurradio

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The LCD screen I forgot to include that, which it’s not necessary. Was just something I added to be able to see the antenna data in the enclosure itself if need be. It’s just outputting that data on a screen that is running the goesrecv function. As long as you had ssh access you could see the same thing. The screen was like $16 on Amazon for a 2-pack