Shrinking MoarVM call frames – 6guts
https://6guts.wordpress.com/2017/07/30/shrinking-moarvm-call-frames/
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Shrinking MoarVM call frames
Last week, I did some work to greatly decrease the size of call frames, also know as invocation records, in MoarVM. In theory, a call frame is created whenever a sub, method, regex, or block is ent…
WiFiBeat: Store 802.11 Frames in Elasticsearch Visualize with Kibana
https://www.wifibeat.org/
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Store 802.11 frames in Elasticsearch. Visualize them with Kibana.
Nzyme collecting 802.11 management frames from the air, sends them to Graylog
https://github.com/lennartkoopmann/nzyme
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GitHub - nzymeorg/nzyme: WiFi, Bluetooth and Ethernet Intrusion Detection.
WiFi, Bluetooth and Ethernet Intrusion Detection. Contribute to nzymeorg/nzyme development by creating an account on GitHub.
Moths taking flight at 6k frames per second
https://aeon.co/videos/witness-the-majesty-of-moths-taking-flight-at-6000-frames-per-second
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Moths in slow motion
The incredible biophysics of moths taking flight is a spectacle to behold – especially at 6,000 frames per second