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I finally finished this custom USB Controller using a 12 position switch. The customer will be using it as a USB MIDI Controller where they want to select 11 different settings.

It's a bit taller than I'd like but the switch is pretty tall and I need a certain amount of space for the PCB and controller.

The enclosure is 3D printed and so is the knob. The multi-color prints for both came out great.

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Finished splitting out the #ultrafeeder from the #piaware pod. Even gave it it's own namespace so only those pods have elevated privileges to access the #SDR plugged into the #USB port. Both feeders are now connecting to that pod. Also started enabling #MLAT for bonus points, but had to give those pods a lot more CPU becausing that turns out to be very timing sensitive 😅

#mad ? #language #linux I ordered and paid for a #Linux starter pack on a #USB stick. They have sent me 5 cds/DVDs. I said on my order, "I do not have a cd drive on any of my kit". ? do people not read anymore? & no, won't be trying to transfer the files on the cd's onto a USB stick. Experience tells me i. this won't work ii. it will make the cd's unreadable on anything but the original device. & please don't suggest downloading from the #Linux site. Tried 3 times, each time, 'fail to install'.

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The new "toy" arrived today, so now all four #USB ports on the node time are in use 😅 . In the long term, this will help build a cluster autoscaler handler/operator/thingy.

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@Lazarou I assume you have the work around? Save image 1st then 'smoothly' do the Whatsapp bit. Yes, a lot of social media is going tghe way of the dodo bcause of lack of functionality. I'm awaiting my #Linux #USB 'starter' pack. Didn't want to but needs must. Fuck #Meta fuck #microsoft , back to coding, o what joy, not!

I'd like to take a moment to appreciate #USB power delivery.

As a kid, I would have killed to be able to run my #GameBoy off my parents' car engine during road trips. To say nothing of the #GameGear's infamously high power draw.

Modern phones and portable game consoles can do just that, no problem. And thanks to that, they can get away with having glorious high-resolution emissive screens and fast CPUs. The idea of the Game Gear is now perfectly viable. Awesome.

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@buttplugio When Apple had the iMac in all those rainbow colors there was an "iBrator" spoof that sadly I cannot find anymore on the modern web. It was advertising USB-controlled vibrators in 5 tasty colors that could be daisy chained. I guess this was 1999? Anyone still have a reference to that? #apple #ibrator #usb #1999

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heise.de/news/Mehr-Zubehoer-vo

heise online · Mehr Zubehör von Apple-Tochter Beats: Diesmal KabelBy Ben Schwan
#Apple#Beats#IT

I've just listened to an #ITSecurity presentation, which gave me a few more nightmares to worry about.

First, there is #Shodan , a search engine for the #Internet (as opposed to the World Wide Web), aka "how to find hackable things on the Internet". If you have any devices accessible via the Internet - such as security cameras - it can probably be found there. And there are numerous people and companies who leave these devices unsecured - as the presenter demonstrated.

Also, #USB cables exist which look like the real thing but contain secret WLAN access for hackers. They cost around $200 these days, and can only be distinguished from the real thing by #CT scans.

pcworld.com/article/2557422/ho

It is 10:20 Central European Time. Do you know what your networks are doing?

PCWorldHow to tell if your USB cable is hiding malicious hacker hardwareHere's how to tell if your USB cables contain hidden malicious hardware and are sending your data to hackers.