noRestBecauseWiked

Engineer-er of things, some blinky LED and Art things, a few #Arduino things, lots of buzzwords. masochist to Wireless networks of all types..

[hackaday @hackaday]

DeviceTree For Hackers: Intro https://t.co/HyNkiGCYq1

[Dave Jones @eevblog]

NEWS: There is a new Open Source Operating System for Rigol 800/900 series scopes:
https://t.co/IDIEbUdV4U

[Ryohei Sasaki@engineer @rsasaki0109]

My open-source project, libgnss++, has reached 250 GitHub stars! 🥳

[noRestBecauseWiked @danieldk1]

@CapeTown_Bru

[rtl-sdr.com @rtlsdrblog]

ESP-WiFi-Jam-Detector: A Standalone 2.4 and 5 GHz Interference Detector Built on an ESP32-C5 Touchscreen Board https://t.co/bqaKM4a1Z6

[sudox @kmcnam1]

While I'm collecting hardware and other things for videos, I also decided to document every fucking third-party Flipper Zero app since the documentation for those community apps is spread out, and I guess I'm an OCD perfectionist freak.

I'm using the Unleashed e version of the firmware since that has the most third-party apps built in, but many of these apps exist on Momentum, so these guides should translate.

It's taking me a while to write it all out. I'm hoping to get it done by December 1st, but I've done the Bluetooth, iButton, Infrared, and Media apps so far. Working on the NFC apps today.

If anyone wants to dig in and play around, here is what I've done so far:

Bluetooth: https://t.co/dK4kRuBZ4b

iButton apps: https://t.co/XBdepIGqBs

Infrared apps: https://t.co/goxZxfjqRW

Media apps: https://t.co/qr4IxflpPA

I've tried to include screenshots and walkthroughs on how to use the apps, the various settings you can configure, the limitations of the apps, any hardware required (per any documentation I could find), screenshots (except for Media, I rushed through that one), etc. I included a table of contents at the top, which you can click to jump to a specific app if you need to.

I should get the NFC apps done by the end of the weekend.

After that, I only have the following app types left to document:
- RFID
- Scripts
- Sub-GHz
- Tools
- USB

(Not going to bother with the games)

AGAIN: These are not for the built-in basic 8 apps. I'm writing this up for the 100s of third-party or community apps you can install via third-party firmware that offer a lot of fun shortcuts and experimentation, but the documentation is very, very, very spread out.

[The SI Maximalist @thesimaximalist]

ANOTHER BANGER 🔥 Elon and the SI team formed the Wallstreet Boys. They want your RAM that way. 😂🎤

[noRestBecauseWiked @danieldk1]

@Ready4Sushi I also have a heatpump which does the same, except... even though it uses modbus frames, the data inside is not modbus-rtu.. its some other fuckery

[Joshua Murrah @JoshMurrah]

@jmwilt21 https://t.co/tPzKBHZLkP

[Claudio Gianni @ClaudioGianni]

Entiendo que se trata de CutSheetRX. El software aprovecha la IA y datos abiertos de elevación para simular el comportamiento del agua en terrenos agrícolas. La herramienta estaría disponible de forma gratuita a través de la plataforma CutSheetRX en Senter Farms...

[Michele Peroni @micheleprni]

Easy 10% slope farming

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Kyushu University released more than 1500 3D models of animals and plants using a photogrammetry technique, taking digital photos from multiple angles

[Metro Atlanta Ham Radio! @K4KHOMetroATL]

So I've started working on my Battery(looking good) Does anyone know where I can collaborate for the final #cyberdeck case like in the 1st Picture. I have a plan prototype a headless unit and eventually an aluminum. I do need a harder more flexible and water resistant case.

[cemaxecuter @cemaxecuter]

WarDragon getting pushed hard! 13+ mile drone detections and tracking on things besides RID…Years of hard work poured into this platform, and it just keeps getting better and better. 🐉📡

[David Stålmarck @DavidStalmarck]

Thinking of starting a community for people who want to learn hardware, work in hardware, or just enjoy tinkering with things in general.

Reply to the tweet if you want in.

[Louis vil LeGun @LouisvilleGun]

In case you missed it: TREX-ARMS put a field manual vault on their website with over 4000 manuals, all able to be downloaded in epub or PDF format.

Incredible collection of knowledge here. I'm actually considering making one of those Project NOMAD / Internet in a box / knowledge vault setups now to have all this on hand.

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[cody @codycollier]

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[hackaday @hackaday]

The Hidden Microcontroller Inside a LoRa chip https://t.co/AMW4j9Waiv

[Ryzerth 🐲 @ryzerth]

@IsaacBotkin Noticed this one isn't on yet, it's a decent read. Can send the PDF if you want.

[Isaac TRexArms @IsaacBotkin]

We just dropped an all new T.REX ARMS project. 4,200 military manuals, stored as PDFs and EPUBs, all downloadable for free, readable and searchable on the site, with all references indexed and tracable.