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18th Dec 2024
One of the most useful commands when i used DOS, was deltree. Quickly and easy, deleting large areas of the hard disk, with no point of return... In Linux, there isn't such a command, or perhaps, it's a bit disguised, but never the less, it hasn't the features of the original deltree command or...
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2nd Dec 2024
Just a quicky... :)
To get the wireless interface of your computer, in a simple and "universal" (that works in every system) way, is the following. Just use this simple command:
ls /sys/class/ieee80211/*/device/net/ -1
The command will list the names of the wireless interfaces. If it's only on...
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24th Nov 2024
After PySpecSDR, which is awesome! :) i had to make also a frequency scanner. Because the range in a frequency scanner is usually large, this time i used the framebuffer for graphic display, as a terminal would be too small. And thus... HeatWave created!
All information about it can be found o...
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23rd Nov 2024
Updated on 2024/11/22 for version 1.0.1
After making the changes at the retrogram-rtlsdr project, i got the "virus" to make something even more better and in a language i know better, as C is not my thing. So Python it was, as it may not be the faster, but it has great support and anyone can...
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17th Nov 2024
There is a cool project called retrogram-rtlsdr, which is a spectrogram for use with an RTLSDR adapter, under a terminal. No GUI needed. From the start, when i found it, i thought that this program is special, to use with my Hackberry Pi. Although it works as it is, because the program was inten...