Dustin (BusySignal-KE2EFX)

15+ SDRs + BTLE BTLE/315/433/915/1090ADSB - Kismet Wireless 5 RTL-SDRs for P25 - Trunk Recorder (upload to OpenMhz) 1 RasPi4 - FlightAware 1090 ADSB 1 RasPi4 - NooElec FlyCatcher 978/1090 ADSB 1 RTL-SDR - Weather Balloon sondehub feeder HackRF/AirSpy - SDR++ Server. Web888 - FT8

@mweinbach Looks like a heat gun, hot air gun, silver tip makes it look less like a hair dryer of which would be too wide of an air flow and have least control of the heat temp. Why does that fist photo have the cord disappear?

I'm sorry but this super micro thing is awful but parts of it are genuinely hilarious They literally used a hair dryer to move serial numbers from real servers to dummy servers to throw in a warehouse and got caught on camera

just another week of poor @optimum @OptimumHelp service in our area where they refuse to deploy fiber. ps, Do not ask me to DM you anything. You know who I am, you refuse to explain why you wont deploy fiber, you've failed small neighborhoods.

@PeterVogel It's really flexible and a great build bag... the folks at bagbuilds.com are awesome.

Radio arsenal...

@rdavies6 @cqcqcqdx Retirement ? I dunno... need to be working to be able to afford it all :)

@DustinFinn @cqcqcqdx I’ve been looking at his builds for a while now…ironically I’ve got most of the radio gear already, but his clever backpack layouts and frameworks would make for a sweet retirement project for me😁

A Cyber Nomad's Radio Arsenal on the go!😎 Equipment: Lattepanda Sigma (Intel i5-1340P) Router: GL.iNet AXT1800 Storage: SSD Samsung T7 Power: 4x Anker 737 SDR: Nooelec NESDR SMArTee + GigActiv GA3005 Airspy Mini Hackrf One USRP B205mini GPSDO (GPS disciplined oscillator) Wi-Fi.

@rdavies6 @cqcqcqdx absolutely - great great builders of things...

@cqcqcqdx Davide, who makes & sells this gear has some great ideas and products. It would be really fun to build one up! bagbuilds.com

@cqcqcqdx I really like that bag builds guy...

You know @Apple @tim_cook are their peak IDGAF about customers when it takes them multiple release cycles for an ios dot rev tk fiz tbjs damn keybkard issue. Holy ducking shit.

@ernieJohnston It’s weird. The battery. The “pads” that are to be shorted - connected together for 10s. Nothing has reset the IPMI password. So more cables arrive. Blasted VGA graphics card and no VGA monitor around. LoL.

@DustinFinn Is there a battery you can remove so that the CMOS forgets?

So is there just no way to RESET the PASSWORD via Hardware on SuperMicro Motherboards for the IPMI ? I've done the unpowered power button hold for 15 seconds. I've done the BIOS reset by bridging the two solder pads on the motherboard. I do not have a monitor for this unit.

Attorney - "But we all know that's not true...correct?" Randy (son of a bitch) Walters - "I don't know"

@kobeski1906 yes and youre still in the queue - I havent forgotten - I've just not gotten to it yet... yet....

@DustinFinn Uh oh...

Dear @optimum @OptimumHelp Why not update the outage / work time frame when you missed it. Numbers of drops and errors in the middle of the day - AFTER your work window.

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Afroman testified today in a trial over a defamation lawsuit brought against him by sheriff's deputies who raided his property in Ohio in 2022. Asked why he brought a news crew to the sheriff's station with him, he said he didn't want to get "beat up or Epsteined."

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We found 9 vulnerabilities across 4 low-cost IP-KVM vendors. These $30 devices give attackers the equivalent of physical access to everything they connect to. Below the OS, EDR, and pretty much every security control you've deployed.

I feel like people in the comments never deployed digital signage, long term branch OS stuff. That board running a Linux distro or even a stripped down Win7 IOT/Win10 LTSB didn’t need XMP enabled. (With only 4Gb of RAM this was probably a win7 IOT box.

looks like a big surveillance day