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GraphHopper Routing Engine 7.0 Released - GraphHopper Directions API
We have released the next version of GraphHopper, the flexible and fast open source routing engine for OpenStreetMap. Read more about it on GitHub and read on to find out what’s new. When you start the new GraphHopper Routing Engine, you will be greeted by the new GraphHopper Maps. We have blogged about it earlier […]
[frederic] tells a story about their team’s hack of a Google Nest Hub (2nd generation) — running Ubuntu on it, through bypassing Google’s boot image signature checks. As with many…
Breaking Secure Boot on Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen) to run Ubuntu
In this post, we attack the Nest Hub (2nd Gen), an always-connected smart home display from Google, in order to boot a custom OS. First, we explore both hardware and software attack surface in search of security vulnerabilities that could permit arbitrary code execution on the device. Then, using a …
Monitoring Temperatures in a Remote Pump House Using LoraWAN
If you've got a sensor that isn't within range of wifi, then LoraWAN is a good solution. And event-based rules in picos are a convenient way to process the data.
Flowbite - Build websites even faster with components on top of Tailwind CSS
Get started with an open-source library of over 450+ UI components, sections, and pages built with the utility classes from Tailwind CSS and designed in Figma.
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What could I recover?
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How to OCR a PDF file and get the text stored within the PDF?
First, apologies if this has been asked before - I searched for a while through the existing posts, but could not find support.
I am interested in a solution for Fedora to OCR a multipage non-sear...
How to Do OCR from the Linux Command Line Using Tesseract
You can extract text from images on the Linux command line using the Tesseract OCR engine. It’s fast, accurate, and works in about 100 languages. Here’s how to use it.
I'm checking references of a paper and want to find the positions in the body where some paper (in the references list) is referenced. Is there a PDF editor which supports search via bash and extra...