Collaborate Disseminate
I’m assuming that it’s a good idea to document your security protocols, response plans, and attack surfaces.
Of course, if you simply stick all of that information on GitHub (minus your secret of course), then it gives attac… Continue reading How should we store and share information about our security protocols and plans?
A good time-lapse video can be useful visual documentation, and since [Tommy]’s phone is the best camera he owns he created two simple shell scripts to grab time-lapse images and assemble them into a video. [Tommy]’s work is just the glue between two other things: an app that turns the phone into an IP camera with a web server on the local network, and the ability to grab a still image from that server on demand.
The app he uses for his iPhone normally serves video but has an undocumented feature that allows single frames to be downloaded by adding …read more
Continue reading Easy Time-lapse Video via Phone and Command Line
Some people are better than others when it comes to documenting their hacks. Some people, like [Micah Elizabeth Scott], aka [scanlime], set the gold standard with their recordings. Hacking sessions with the Winch Bot have been streamed regularly throughout the build and this is going to lead to a stacking effect in her next projects because the Winch Bot was designed to record hacking sessions. Hacking video inception anyone? Her Winch Bot summary video is after the break.
The first part of this build, which she calls the Tuco Flyer, was [Micah Elizabeth Scott]’s camera gimbal hack which we already …read more
FabDoc is an interesting concept that attempts to tackle a problem many of us didn’t realize we had. There are plenty of version control systems for software, but many projects also have a hardware element or assembly process. Those physical elements need to be documented, but that process does not easily fit the tools that make software development and collaboration easier. [Kevin Cheng] sums FabDoc up as “a system to capture time-lapse pictures as pre-commits.”
With FabDoc a camera automatically records the physical development process, allowing the developer to focus on work and review later. The images from the camera …read more
Continue reading Hackaday Prize Entry: FabDoc is Version Control for Project Images
Generate documentation for your Azure resources
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At F8 today, Facebook released SDKs and documentation for the integration of Delegated Account Recovery into Java, NodeJS and Ruby applications. Continue reading Facebook Delegated Account Recovery SDKs Published for Java, Ruby Apps
If you’re producing documentation for a PCB project, you might as well make the board renders look good. But then, that’s a lot of work and you’re not an artist. Enter [Jan]’s new tool that takes KiCad board files, replaces each footprint with (custom) graphics, and provides a nice SVG representation, ready for labelling. If you like the output of a Fritzing layout, but have higher expectations of the PCB tool, this is just the ticket.
We all love [pighixx]’s pinout diagrams. Here’s his take on the Arduino Uno, for instance. It turns out that he does these largely by …read more
Find Azure documentation easily with a great central list of shortcuts.
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I wonder if there is a general name for the “protected information” that you are trying to protect.
Sometimes it’s a code or a password or a token and I would like to know if there is a word for that in general.
Continue reading Is there a common general placeholder name for the "protected secret"?
If you are a government customer of Microsoft Azure or considering a move to the cloud for your government organization then this documentation will help you learn more about Microsoft’s Azure services for the government.
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