Collaborate Disseminate
Regular readers will likely be aware of the considerable debate over changes being made to the free and open source audio editor Audacity by the project’s new owners, Muse Group. …read more Continue reading New Privacy Policy Gets Audacity Back on Track
The global pandemic has accelerated business transformation far past the cloud tipping point and uncovered severe and far-reaching implications for security teams, according to an Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) survey of 500 IT and security personnel… Continue reading Cloud Security Priorities Shift in Wake of Pandemic
One of the main advantages of cheap wireless modules is that they get used in consumer electronics, so if you know what’s being used you can build your own compatible …read more Continue reading Hacking A Solar Inverter RF Interface
Starting an open source project is easy: write some code, pick a compatible license, and push it up to GitHub. Extra points awarded if you came up with a clever …read more Continue reading Telemetry Debate Rocks Audacity Community in Open Source Dustup
CrowdStrike has extended its relationship with Google Cloud to make it possible to bi-directionally share telemetry and data between CrowdStrike Falcon cloud service for protecting endpoints and security offerings from Google such as Chronicle, VirusT… Continue reading CrowdStrike Deepens Security Ties with Google
A few weeks back we brought word that Reddit users [derekcz] and [Xerbot] had managed to receive the 2232.5 MHz telemetry downlink from a Falcon 9 upper stage and pull …read more Continue reading Fun While It Lasted, Falcon 9 Telemetry Now Encrypted
While there are systems that advise mountain bikers on their suspension settings, such setups are typically added to the bicycle, temporarily. Mondraker’s new MIND system, however, is built right into the bike, permanently providing feedback.Continue R… Continue reading Mondraker mountain bikes to feature built-in suspension telemetry
Certified space-nerd and all-around retro-tech guru [Fran Blanche] has just outdone herself with a comprehensive look at how NASA ran the Mission Control “Big Boards” that provided flight data for controllers for Apollo and for the next 20 years of manned spaceflight.
We’ve got to admit, [Fran] surprised us with …read more
Continue reading A Look Behind the “Big Boards” at Mission Control in the Golden Age of NASA
Looking to give himself a competitive edge, racer [Douglas Hedges] wanted to come up with a system that could give him real-time feedback on how his current performance compared to his previous fastest lap time. Armed with a Raspberry Pi and some Python libraries, he set out to add a …read more
We are used to seeing shots from TV news helicopters every day, they are part of the backdrop to life in the 21st century. But so often we hear them overlaid with studio commentary, so it’s interesting to hear that their raw audio contains telemetry. It caught the attention of …read more