Information Camouflage
I came across a term, “information camouflage” that I find incredibly interesting.
I came across a term, “information camouflage” that I find incredibly interesting.
A few years ago, I realized I had a shoe box with several Raspberry Pi single-board computers just sitting around.
I came across an article saying that interfacing something called a “DHT-11” is a rite of passage for Raspberry Pi users.
I got a fancy magnifying glasses headset with LED spotlights to help me build a small Z80-based computer kit
Sometime when I was in 7th grade, at Ophelia Parrish Junior High school, a couple of guys that I knew showed me Northeast Missouri State University’s teletypes.
An interesting popular geology and paleontology book. Long, but it has a lot of great ideas, I recommend reading it.
I think I found a typo in a Cryptoquip.
Like every good late Baby Boomer, I watched many episodes of the Tee Vee show M*A*S*H. But I hadn’t read the book.
I found a blog post about Millisecond accurate Chrony NTP with a USB GPS for $12 USD.
Wow! I’ve had an interest in NTP since about 1994, when I had to prove that a system my (somewhat shady) employers were selling to an NSA cut-out could synchronize to an NTP server.