mandelbrot
E58ProDroneInterception
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mandelbrot
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what personal project of yours are you most proud of ?
Either my Mandelbrot Set Explorer which lets you move around the Mandelbrot Set, or my Drone Interceptor that lets you hijack control of a specific type of drone.
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Tkinter and multiprocessing
I would completely disregard Tkinter at the moment. When I did a similar project years ago, the "concurrent finder" was a discrete part completely unrelated to the UI.
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Hello everyone, random question. I want to know the coolest thing you've ever programmed/ worked on? or the thing you're most proud of.
My two favorites are my Drone Interceptor and Mandelbrot Set Explorer projects. Both took months of work and gave me interesting challenges. The Mandelbrot Set Explorer was the first complex UI I had ever written (which is why it looks like crap), and the Drone Interceptor required a fairly involved reverse-engineering effort.
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LPT: you can keep people and bots from following you.
Lmao, thank you. They're generated using a tool I created here.
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Programming the Mandelbrot set as a beginner?
When I did my implementation in Clojure, the hardest part (besides the UI, since that was my first UI) was managing doing massive amounts of calculations over multiple threads. I ended up rewriting the multithreading part many times before I ended up with a design that I liked.
E58ProDroneInterception
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Regardless of job prospects and money, which areas of programming are considered most interesting and most rewarding?
Malware samples during the our Malware Analysis class, and then for my Capstone project, I reverse engineered Drone software to understand its communication protocols in order to write drone interception software.
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New Guy Alert
Yes, it was for stealing control of drones. It disconnected the actual controller, then allowed you to steal control using the Xbox controller. It's here.
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what personal project of yours are you most proud of ?
Either my Mandelbrot Set Explorer which lets you move around the Mandelbrot Set, or my Drone Interceptor that lets you hijack control of a specific type of drone.
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Does anyone know how to connect to this RC vehicle programmatically?
I did something similar to hack drones for a Capstone project, and I basically did as the above commenter described. It was a long process of comparing data in captures, and then trying to recreate the same traffic in response to an Xbox controller.
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Thoughts on Python’s library Scapy?
It's great. I've used it multiple times for projects. It was one of the big pieces of a drone "hacking" project I did for school. We encoded the drone's communication protocol into Scapy, which let us easily construct and parse packets.
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Hello everyone, random question. I want to know the coolest thing you've ever programmed/ worked on? or the thing you're most proud of.
My two favorites are my Drone Interceptor and Mandelbrot Set Explorer projects. Both took months of work and gave me interesting challenges. The Mandelbrot Set Explorer was the first complex UI I had ever written (which is why it looks like crap), and the Drone Interceptor required a fairly involved reverse-engineering effort.
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Use Python to change host's IP address from webserver submission?
This is what I did when I wanted to manipulate my wireless NIC using Python. I created a simple class that just uses subprocess to run iwconfig for me.
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How do you finish a project?
It depends on what your goals are. I just finished a long-ish, 4-month school project. It worked as planned, we demoed it, and now it sits on Github. It wasn't really made to be expanded (no unit tests :|), but if I ever wanted to package it, I could do it at that point.
What are some alternatives?
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