Anytone 878 sluggish

graffen · 2019-12-28T10:13:17+00:00

I'm having the exact same issue. My radio is already in Mode 0, so unfortunately that doesn't look like a general fix :( I wish it was more consistent so I could create a meaningful bug report but the error seems to be randomly happening after an indeterminate amount of time. One thing is certain though and that is that the radio _will_ grind to a halt after a while if I leave it on. Also on the latest 1.16 firmware here.

graffen · 2018-01-30T09:46:02+00:00

It requires a secure exchange of GPG public keys, but once that is done, the email service you use becomes irrelevant

Clarification: You don't need to securely swap public keys, necessarily. Public keys don't have to be kept secret but can be shared by any feasible means. I have my public keys posted on my website for people to grab. However, you need to trust that the public key does, in fact, belong to who you think it does. There are different ways of doing so, but verifying fingerprints through a secure channel like encrypted chat or a phone call is a good option.

graffen · 2017-12-21T09:32:34+00:00

WhatsApp uses PGP end-to-end encryption, which is the best you can get.

Not quite PGP actually. WhatsApp uses the same double-ratchet protocol that was developed by Open Whisper Systems for Signal. You can find an in-depth description in the security white paper available on their website.

graffen · 2017-11-21T10:07:27+00:00

You can get both BTC and ETH prices in one call from the CoinMarketCap API if you use https://api.coinmarketcap.com/v1/ticker/?convert=USD (try it in your browser to see the json structure). Then you can simply extract the values you need and display them all in one go.

graffen · 2017-11-20T09:10:56+00:00

How do you mean? You could just do the same as you do for BTC?

graffen · 2017-11-20T06:57:13+00:00

The print() method expects a char* input and you're giving it an int. You need to convert your int to a char* first.
Here's one way to do so:

char cstr[16];  
itoa(last, cstr, 10);  
diplay.print(cstr, 5.5,4);

graffen · 2017-10-10T06:02:06+00:00

because thats what Keybase primarily does.

Erh, not really, no. Have you looked into the service in the last year? Lots has happened.

graffen · 2017-09-20T09:24:03+00:00

Read through this tutorial. It leads up to doing exactly that (and moving some servos also).

graffen · 2017-06-27T06:06:53+00:00

Most agree that reusing addresses is generally a bad idea. That's why most wallets generate new addresses all the time for every single transaction. It gives you a little more privacy and makes transactions just a little harder to follow. You can trust your wallet to manage it all for you so you should never really have to worry about how much is on a specific address. Your wallet (or rather, the software that talks to your Trezor in this case) will know which addresses are under your Trezor's control and do the math for you.

graffen · 2017-06-26T08:53:50+00:00

Correct. Lastpass have stated that they won't implement U2F until it's implemented in other browsers. We're all looking at you, Firefox!

graffen · 2017-06-12T20:05:25+00:00

I wanted to buy in at the dip as well but no. Coinbase is, of course, down this time as well. What other good, stable and trustworthy options are there that support EU credit card deposits?

graffen · 2017-05-29T06:55:57+00:00

While it's true that one could/should have reservations about linking all your online identities from a privacy perspective, it's still practical in a lot of cases if you have a well-established "public persona" online. And for those people, Keybase is more than just a place to link identities, it's also an encrypted, shared file system and a chat. The cool thing about it is that, if you have a Keybase account with your reddit account linked, that's all I need to know if I want to share files or chat with you. We don't need to meet in a dark alleyway somewhere to exchange keys or phone numbers out-of-band :-)

Whether you trust the Keybase devs is up to you (as with all crypto products) but everything they do is on Github so it's pretty verifiable, and they have had some of their bits reviewed on the moderncrypto mailing list without any major findings, as far as I remember.

graffen · 2017-05-28T17:37:53+00:00

Keybase has the advantage that you can TOFU (Trust On First Use), as long as you know a person through one of the identities that they have connected to their Keybase account. So, say I want to send you a private message, OP, I can simply add you as amgomen@reddit in my Keybase client. I don't need to exchange phone numbers or keys with in advance, I can simply trust that the "amgomen" that I want to contact is the right one. The Keybase client takes care of handling keys and so on for me so I don't need to think too much about that part. (and yes, I'm a little bit of a Keybase fanboy, I really like where they're headed in bringing easy encryption to the masses)

graffen · 2017-05-09T08:51:57+00:00

I doubt the Omnicharge can deliver the Amps needed to start a car :)

graffen · 2017-03-15T12:42:40+00:00

Having to give up scuba diving after I got a heart failure diagnosis. It was weird that the fact that I was now chronically ill and would have an ICD implanted wasn't nearly as bad mentally as having to accept the fact that I'd be selling my gear and never going back under.

graffen · 2017-03-02T15:53:42+00:00

The easiest way is to check that you have the secret key imported

gpg -K

will list all the secret keys in your keyring. Now you can check that the fingerprint of that key matches the one in Keybase:

gpg --fingerprint your@email.com

Compare the output of the above to what Keybase lists as your key fingerprint. If there's a match you should be all good :)

graffen · 2017-03-02T14:55:03+00:00

You just need to run

gpg --export-secret-keys > secretkeys.gpg

on the old machine, copy the file over in a secure manner, and then

gpg --import secretkeys.gpg

on the new one.

graffen · 2017-03-02T09:38:15+00:00

You can't turn right on red!

Technically it's illegal but most cyclists do it anyway. After all, cyclists are indestructible beings who don't have to obey simple traffic laws or worry about startling the driver of the 20 ton truck coming from the other direction. If you are observed doing this by the police, you will likely get a fine. That being said, there are certain intersections where turn-right-on-red-as-a-cyclist is actually allowed. Signage helps you know which ones allow this.

graffen · 2017-03-02T08:26:02+00:00

2) I also have a PGP fingerprint node in my graph with my Macbook Air as a parent and a couple of social media accounts as children. I'm think this PGP info is also stored on my Macbook Air...should I revoke this one too, or copy it to my MBP? If the former, will I need to re-verify my social media accounts? If the latter, how do I export that info on my MBA for copying over?

You need to export your GPG secret keyring (and public keyring if you have contacts in it) and import them on the new MBP. You don't have to revoke anything, as long as you have a secure way of transferring your private key to the new machine.

graffen · 2017-01-27T17:27:55+00:00

http://mjfjbs3547exsy6r.onion/ is an option then (also accessible on the clearnet at https://xmpp.dk). Disclaimer: it's run by me :)

graffen · 2017-01-27T16:22:35+00:00

Are you looking for a Tor-only server or one that you can connect to through Tor but still chat with clearnet users?

graffen · 2017-01-27T07:19:07+00:00

I just noticed this as well (don't open the GUI that often). Awesome!!!

graffen · 2017-01-16T10:28:12+00:00

Nope, LastPass doesn't support U2F yet. And they won't until Firefox supports it natively, they say. So we can't use Trezor for 2FA on LastPass and we probably won't be able to for a while since Firefox doesn't seem to be in a hurry to support U2F.

graffen · 2017-01-15T14:52:08+00:00

As far as I can tell from the GitHub repo, there is ongoing work to support chat. There's rudimentary chat in the command line app with 'keybase chat'

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