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  • Meltdown and Spectre

    calendar Jan 31, 2018 · 4 min read
     en software  · raspberrypi security
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    Meltdown and Spectre

    Meltdown and Spectre are two big vulnearbilities found in Intel and AMD chips out of there. The vulenarbility is so huge it affects up to 1995 chips.


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  • Esp8266 Music Machine

    calendar Nov 30, 2017 · 1 min read
     en esp8266  · esp8266
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    After months of esp8266 experimentation, I “just” discovered this little chip has also a I2S Audio digital interface. To discover it you must install the Arduino IDE adapter and code directly in C++ (brr, ok not a breeze but not boring like Java :)


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  • Esp8266 your WiFi Embedded solution

    calendar Sep 3, 2017 · 2 min read
     en esp8266 featured knowledgebase  · esp8266
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    Esp8266 your WiFi Embedded solution

    Arduino is a great hardware for a lot of reason: easy to use, difficulto to break, it is a very solid 5-Volt board.


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  • Vjdbc

    calendar Jul 1, 2017 · 1 min read
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    Vjdbc

    Vjdbc is a remote access for JDBC-Datasources developed more then ten years ago (last news are from 2007, with last comit from 2013.


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  • Removing duplicate rows in PostgreSQL, Oracle and SQLite

    calendar Jun 15, 2017 · 1 min read
     en knowledgebase sql  · evil oracle postgresql sql
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    Removing duplicate rows in PostgreSQL, Oracle and SQLite

    Sometimes you need to remove nasty duplicate on a table, based on a subset of the column. On every big database there is something called “rowid” which can be used to indentify a column in a unique way. On PostgreSQL is called ctid, as we shall see:


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