insider.phd
Dr, apparently. Lecturer & Hacker exbugcrowd. #BugBounty hunter & #infosec YouTuber. Research: API sec, #MLsec, #offsec data+hacking. she/her.
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Once again all completely 100% free, check it out below!
🔗 : www.justhacking.com/uc/uc-websoc...
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You use about ~700-ish kg of weight that you continually move up to be as close to the needles as you can
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You basically attach a lot of weight, forcing the stitch to tighten, essentially pulling down the previous stitch and also priming the next stitch by having the current loop pass the latch
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It's actually super cool, here's the mechanism, the goal is to pull a loop of yarn through the previous loop
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Link to register www.traceable.ai/res...
2/2
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All my hobbies involve turning strings into 3d objects
Whether that be yarn, filament or code 👌
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If you want to give it a go yourself, this is the machine I printed, I printed mine in Bambu PETG HF for all the parts, and the parts labelled "high infill" I did 100% infill instead www.printables.com/model/355228...
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This is my box of CAD failures
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It’s the new term for essentially getting AI to write all your code for you and you don’t need to think about anything more than what features you want
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Honestly we are so spoiled for choice now 🙏
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Link to register www.traceable.ai/res...
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Oops wrong URL www.shapr3d.com
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11) OpenSCAD
When I found out I could program my CAD instead of draw it I was so happy, and then I tried to use OpenSCAD, thankfully there's a cheatsheet with a good amount of examples
openscad.org/cheatsh...
12/12
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10) Projects with lots of pieces
One of my first projects was this card shuffler, and another was a sliding rack for my AMS, having projects that mixed printing with screws, bearings and other bits helped me see beyond sticking pieces together w glue makerworld.com/en/mo...
11/12
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9) Mindset/waste
Something that I was worried about early on in my journey was creating even more plastic waste, especially when my designers were just awful and while PLA is biodegradable, it's only under specific conditions, so I pay for it 3dprintingwaste.co.uk/
10/12
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8) Microprocessors
If there's one thing I do feel comfortable with it's writing hacky code, these tutorials from @RuiSantosdotme are great for doing the basics of connecting to a HTTP API or doing MQTT
randomnerdtutorials....
9/12
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7) Electronics
If you want to learn about circuit design but honestly can't face the thought of confronting whatever the hell PCB design interfaces came out of? Fritzing might be the software for you, Scratch but for PCBs https://fritzing.org
8/12
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6) More CAD
If you like my videos, you'll probably also like @TeachingTechAU, no short attention span cuts, or someone speaking at the speed of light, just good educational content www.youtube.com/@Tea...
7/12
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5) 3D Printing inspiration
If you know anything about 3D printing you've probably already heard of the internets favourite cyborg @zackfreedman, but his videos on what's possible with 3D printing is quality www.youtube.com/@Zac...
6/12
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4) CAD
Oh I have an ac.uk email address I can get fusion 360! Words of hubris. I ended up grabbing @Shapr3D on my iPad, they've got a really good tutorial mode that helped so much in re-orentiating my brain from drawing to CADing www.youtube.com/@Zac...
5/12
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3) Design for 3D printing
This series by @Slant3D has a ton of just straight up useful tips and design constraints for 3D printing and how to get the most of out your prints www.youtube.com/play...
4/12
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2) Soldering
I'm still not good at it but this video by HackMadeMod does a really good job in breaking down what you're actually supposed to do youtu.be/3jAw41LRBxU
3/12
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1) Have a project or ideally projects in mind, honestly having a goal to the tinkering helped a lot in forcing me out of my comfort zone, when I couldn't rely on other people's creations I had to step up and learn it myself
2/12
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I think that’s just because they’re on sale at the moment so once you make a purchase you’ll lose the sale price but the items will go back to full price (I think - once I logged on it was full price for me with no limit)
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Link to buy the eink displays www.aliexpress.com/i...
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Link to makerworld makerworld.com/en/mo...
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These are some small eink screens used for digital price tags that I intend to use to label my growing filament collection😂
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3) No-mans land, it's often not clear who owns APIs to update them, never mind fixing mission critical security vulnerabilities
4) Complex permission heirarchies that often regular manual testing
5) A complex lack of security testing even on products that get publically released
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And yes, they are special in lots of ways and there are different considerations for APIs than other applications because of how they're used, but that doesn't mean we throw out all the lessons from traditional web security because we see a JWT in a request
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Everyone gets so caught up in what makes them different and special that they forget about what makes them the same! Everyone is so busy thinking about APIs and API security only, that they completely forget that they are just web apps that return JSON rather than a pretty UI
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Fellow sketch e-reader owner here too ultimately decided it was worth it to avoid Amazon’s vendor lock in plus their removal of page turn buttons