Autoplay video on Raspberry Pi
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Read more ...Trezor support in Tails 3.0
Tails project released a first beta version of their upcoming 3.0 release based on Debian 9 Stretch. See their call for testing for the official announcement. There are lot of interesting changes, but the important one for me is that Trezor now works out of the box in Electrum.
Read more ...33c3 Highlights
These are my highlights from 33c3 (33rd Chaos Communication Congress):
Read more ...Technicolor Web of Sound on Spotify
My friend is a big fan of psychedelic music from the 60s and 70s. Recently, he told me about the (now defunct) internet radio he really enjoyed listening to: Technicolor Web of Sound. He also mentioned that the website has a list of all artists and their songs that used to be in the rotation. I immediately got an idea to scrape the list and convert it to Spotify playlist.
Read more ...Temporal space and time anchors
I guess I was around 15 when I came up with an idea. I thought it was quite ordinary and didn’t bother to think about it more. Recently, it came to me again out of the blue. With much better access to the net, I tried to find someone else who came up and documented this idea, but I failed. So here it goes:
Read more ...Running SSH on a Raspberry Pi as a Hidden Service with Tor
You have just finished installing a brand new Internet node, but you need to connect to it (usually using SSH) to perform some tasks. The issue is that this node usually lies behind NAT, does not have a public IP, its local IP keeps changing or even worse even the public IP is changed by ISP from time to time. Have you ever tried to solve the following problem? I did. Many times.
Read more ...NFC Tags in Prague Metro
Prague Metro is full of advertisements, which are posters put in frames like this:
Read more ...Netflix Content by Country
Beginning of January Netflix expanded to most of the countries all around the world. The domination map looks quite impressive:
Read more ...Let's build a Freedom Node
Recently, I decided to support some of the open-source distributed projects such as Tor, IPFS and Bitcoin. One way of supporting them would be to send some money as a donation, but because I am a hacker with a good Internet connection I decided to build a computer node that will directly contribute to their networks and make them bigger and more robust.
Read more ...32c3 Highlights
These are my highlights from 32c3 (32nd Chaos Communication Congress):
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