Pinboard links for April 5th, syndicated automagically: Ludger Hovestadt – DigitalSTROM for Cities – why smart homes are not fit for mass market smart installations are 400% more expensive than conventional ones additional cabling complicates reconstruction 75% of the investment are labor costs high maintenance costs 1 node costs about 3W = 26 KWh/a = […]
Pinboard links for March 27th, syndicated automagically: ArpON :: ARP handler inspection – ArpON (ARP handler inspection) is a portable handler daemon that make ARP protocol secure in order to avoid the Man In The Middle (MITM) attack through ARP Spoofing, ARP Cache Poisoning or ARP Poison Routing (APR) attacks. It blocks also the derived […]
Pinboard links for March 27th, syndicated automagically: ThinkerToys : Converting eWaste into educational fun toys, openTOYS – As a designer and engineer, I asked myself what should I do, I do not have political or economical power enough to make a difference. eWaste and kids not interested in education. What should I do? Ah! there […]
My favorite Readability Links Not Ready to Do What’s Needed « how to save the world forms of activism, adapted from the book Deep Green Resistance There is a period in most relationships when one or more of the members knows in their heart that the relationship is not sustainable… Hacking is Important Back in […]
Pinboard links for March 26th, syndicated automagically: AirDroid-Enjoy your Android Experience over the air – Transfer files to and from your device via web browser. Wireless operation via WiFi connection. Random pronounceable passwords − Exyr.org – If we mix 26 lower case letters, as many upper case, ten digits and a dozen of other symbols, […]
These are my links for March 24th through March 25th: Article: Thinking, Fast and Slow: A New Way to Think About Thinking – A focus on the stuff that matters most | opensource.com – Top 10 Essential DIY Skills That Aren’t as Hard as You Think – diy
These are my links for March 22nd through March 23rd: Display Twitter on an Arduino – Hack a Day – The SocialBot9000, as [Chris] calls his build, is an Arduino Uno connected to an Ethernet shield and an LCD character display. The firmware uses the Twitter API to search for recent posts containing the phrase, ‘socialbot9000.’ […]
