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| BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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quiet
- Ultrasonic Payments
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Ultrasonic payments
To start, the library needs to be imported. Quiet.js includes a blob of libquiet that it relies on, and JavaScript bindings, so in my prototype, I used script tags to import quiet.js and quiet-emscripten.js. I also initiated Quiet with the path to a couple of required files; profilesPrefix indicates where the quiet-profiles.json file is located and memoryInitializerPrefix, indicates where quiet-emscripten.js.mem can be found.
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Best way to get a few megabytes of data from an airgapped machine
Did a bit more digging and it looks like OP u/shameless_caps could use this library to do it https://github.com/quiet/quiet
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transferring small bits of data over sound? need some help
If you're just looking for an existing solution, I like the quiet project [https://github.com/quiet/quiet]. It's ported to many other languages like python and javascript. There are even demo pages where you can run and try out different modulation schemes.
- Ozzillate – send files over sound wave
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I got frustrated when having to transfer homework files between devices I was not logged in to. To solve the issue I developed a web based application that transfers files to any nearby devices with the help of sound waves. Any feedback on the project would be greatly appreciated!
Quiet Modem project on GitHub
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So im trying to connect to the internet or just home network through an aux cable, how would i do that? (Complete beginner btw)
Have a look at Quiet https://github.com/quiet/quiet and if you want to pipe TCP / UDP over it, https://github.com/quiet/quiet-lwip
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Ggwave: Tiny Data-over-Sound Library
Any difference between this and the Quiet Modem Project? https://github.com/quiet/quiet
There are other data-over-sound libs listed here too https://github.com/ganny26/awesome-audioqr
webjack
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Ggwave: Tiny Data-over-Sound Library
This is a neat hack, and cool that there's examples for a wide vareity of languages.
I've been using WebJack (https://github.com/publiclab/webjack) wrapped with a better coding scheme for some similar work, I'm curious why ggwave is intended to use such a low bitrate - I'm able to get pretty good free-air reliability at 1200baud.
What are some alternatives?
minimodem - general-purpose software audio FSK modem
hack-technicolor - Hacking Technicolor Gateways wiki repository
ggwave - Tiny data-over-sound library
quiet-js - Transmit data with sound using Web Audio -- Javascript binding for libquiet
wormhole-william - End-to-end encrypted file transfer. A magic wormhole CLI and API in Go (golang).
org.quietmodem.Quiet - Quiet for Android - TCP over sound
wave-share - Serverless, peer-to-peer, local file sharing through sound
quiet-lwip - Full network stack over sound -- lwIP driver for libquiet
papiro - Encode and decode a file to/from qrcodes
snapdrop - A Progressive Web App for local file sharing