I dug out this old step by step I used to use for setting up Raspberry Pi Zeros as OTG devices. I had lost this for a while, so rather than filing it away somewhere that I may lose track of it again, I figured I’d share it here. This may be a bit dated…
Some friends and I have been toying with setting up our own little mesh VPN dark net of sorts. Below are the first baby steps I’ve been able to take in setting up ZeroTier on OPNSense. A few things this configuration enables are as follows. A self hosted ZeroTier controller through ZTNCUI Bridging the ZeroTier…
I’m still waiting on the first print of the 3D printed base I drafted to come in to test fit before I work on the internal chassis model more, but in the mean time I put together a much safer version of the PlugPi with proper heat shrink tubing rather than hot glue and duct…
WARNING: This project deals with hacking on mains AC power. Please proceed carefully. I’ve wanted an inconspicuous wall wart style raspberry pi case / enclosure for the longest time, but there aren’t many options out there. I’ve seen the PiPlug developed by the dude that runs n-o-d-e.net, but it wasn’t quite what I was looking…
I recently got a cheap WiFi FPV drone. Specifically the Visuo XS809HW. I can’t legally use it past line of site in the U.S., but I thought it’d be cool to take a shot at boosting the WiFi range. Initially I installed an external antenna which on its own will probably take the little thing…
Recently I purchased a rather large Cloud At Cost service plan. It was like $240 for 8 CPUs, 8g memory, and an 80g HDD. That’s pretty great even though the machine crashes and burns wayyy more often than it should. Well I do dig that it’s still somewhat powerful and I don’t much care that…
I did this write up like a year or so ago, but I want to post it up here in case it disappears; though, I think that’s a long shot. I don’t have the very original write up I did and I’m too lazy to dig through github to get my original, so I need…
This is a list of talks which I think are pretty great as supplemental study materials for anyone interested in learning a bit of the art and science behind keeping their computers and online presence a bit more secure. I selected these specifically to supplement crypto party workshops and talks, but each one stands on…
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