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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 608. (Read 26468050 times)
March 20, 2024, 05:02:10 PM
March 20, 2024, 04:59:51 PM
we breached 67k not bad
March 20, 2024, 04:54:47 PM
Thanks. First i was after TP-Link, because somebody i know as a versatile tech started using them and was satisfied. He's not much of a IT-security guy, so there's that. TPL abandoned RTSP in their newer models, and there are some quirks to become aware of to be able to choose a good model. Cloud recording would be a no-go, i also want to have remote access, but only through a tunnel/forward on my router's firewall using some dynamic dns service. No fancy cloud app with registering at the manufacturer needed (nor wanted).
EDIT: I wonder if this dip is more or less over...
EDIT: I wonder if this dip is more or less over...
If you have ONVIF but need RTSP, I found a handy app called GO2RTSP which does some translations. It's a bit opaque but fairly straightforward.
March 20, 2024, 04:31:06 PM
Bitcoin pumping, next bull run? 
March 20, 2024, 04:03:29 PM
March 20, 2024, 03:50:53 PM
Soon we will see our dear friend bitcoiner helicopter again, speculators will pump bitcoin due to FED news
March 20, 2024, 03:48:41 PM
buddy has picked badger up off the floor. when 66?
March 20, 2024, 03:18:34 PM
O.T. Another 2 hours until the vernal equinox (N. hemisphere).
It snowed a bit in Toronto today but not enough to stick on the ground or bother the flowers that are already budding and showing hints of their colors.
Winter's last gasp. Bring on the spring.
It snowed a bit in Toronto today but not enough to stick on the ground or bother the flowers that are already budding and showing hints of their colors.
Winter's last gasp. Bring on the spring.
I definitely picked the wrong day to start the interlocking patio repair.
March 20, 2024, 03:16:31 PM
OT: Still deciding on the exact choice of security camera, but i want remote recording. Not cloud-based, but using a wireless hub that connects to my home network via cable or wifi). Why? Because if video is stored on the camera itself, it would be too easy to just grab the sd card after destroying the cam, which means evidence gone. There's also a chance to scare them annoying crows away via built-in speakers on some models, if that doesn't freak out the horses). I put a fat lock on the front/loading door yesterday.
Just FWIW, it seems that often cameras have ONVIF and/or RTSP even if they are supposed to be cloud cameras so you can block them at your firewall. Not as ideal as something purely local but it seems there are fewer options for that and they cost more.
Thanks. First i was after TP-Link, because somebody i know as a versatile tech started using them and was satisfied. He's not much of a IT-security guy, so there's that. TPL abandoned RTSP in their newer models, and there are some quirks to become aware of to be able to choose a good model. Cloud recording would be a no-go, i also want to have remote access, but only through a tunnel/forward on my router's firewall using some dynamic dns service. No fancy cloud app with registering at the manufacturer needed (nor wanted).
EDIT: I wonder if this dip is more or less over...
March 20, 2024, 03:03:24 PM
March 20, 2024, 03:00:35 PM
OT: Still deciding on the exact choice of security camera, but i want remote recording. Not cloud-based, but using a wireless hub that connects to my home network via cable or wifi). Why? Because if video is stored on the camera itself, it would be too easy to just grab the sd card after destroying the cam, which means evidence gone. There's also a chance to scare them annoying crows away via built-in speakers on some models, if that doesn't freak out the horses). I put a fat lock on the front/loading door yesterday.
Just FWIW, it seems that often cameras have ONVIF and/or RTSP even if they are supposed to be cloud cameras so you can block them at your firewall. Not as ideal as something purely local but it seems there are fewer options for that and they cost more.
March 20, 2024, 02:59:38 PM
March 20, 2024, 02:41:02 PM
OT: Still deciding on the exact choice of security camera, but i want remote recording. Not cloud-based, but using a wireless hub that connects to my home network via cable or wifi). Why? Because if video is stored on the camera itself, it would be too easy to just grab the sd card after destroying the cam, which means evidence gone. There's also a chance to scare them annoying crows away via built-in speakers on some models, if that doesn't freak out the horses). I put a fat lock on the front/loading door yesterday.
Never connect security cams via wireless, the thief with minimal knowledge will have $2 deauther device running in auto-attack mode in his pocket. Actually to a knowledgeable thief a wireless cam like a cam imitation serves more as an invitation than working as a repellent.
Personally I've found $30 PoE cams from China fitting my needs perfectly well, hell you even get PTZ HD cams for under $100. Ofcourse these cams need to be in an isolated subnet that is only connected to the videoserver (this applies to every other brand too, because you do not want data leaking and also you do not want to get part of a botnet attacking whatever high-profile target).
I use Zoneminder in two separate installations and it hasn't disappointed me yet and has a very open architecture that allows you to extend it in all directions. If you fit a good videocard (good, like in CUDA-capable) into the zm server you can even get it to detect (and recognize) objects and persons (i.e. no alarming if missus or kids are walking through the yard, but alerts for everything else as long as it is a person and not a stray cat).
HTH
Thanks for pointing me to Zoneminder
I have a spare Raspberry Pi4 lying around here, my access points support two SSID's, i can also put up a wifi router for an extra wlan, last not least i got an old Netgear wifi router with dd-wrt on it, which is not bad acting as a bridge. Gotta look for RTSP capable cameras.
The cameras will be camouflaged using old toys of the kids.
The chance of somebody jamming the surveillance network is very low, at the countryside full of simple minded people, i'm even impressed they can actually use Smartphones... But the risk, while low, is still there.
March 20, 2024, 02:15:57 PM
Faketoshi would make a good season of American Horror Story Anglo-Australian Clown Story
FTFY
It is going to be one helluva Anglo-Australian Clown Story.
March 20, 2024, 02:14:59 PM
Faketoshi would make a good season of American Horror Story Anglo-Australian Clown Story
FTFY
perfect
thank you
March 20, 2024, 02:06:08 PM
Faketoshi would make a good season of American Horror Story Anglo-Australian Clown Story
FTFY
March 20, 2024, 02:03:27 PM
March 20, 2024, 02:00:23 PM
Are you a Bitcoiner and having problems?
you do know every one of us in the entire world has satoshis direct private phone number for any issues. except that other guy though. fuck that guy.
Faketoshi would make a good season of American Horror Story
March 20, 2024, 01:47:48 PM
Are you a Bitcoiner and having problems?
I don't know. It seems like the market is starting to turn on Saylor now that it's been shown he's cashing out hand over fist using MSTR as a vehicle to get a massive premium on his purchased BTC. I think if he doesn't come out and say that he's also buying BTC personally with all the USD he's cashing out daily from MSTR it might only be a matter of time before the Bitcoin community looks to tar and feather him. You got to give it to him though. His scheme of buying up the price of BTC and then selling off shares of MSTR at a huge premium is one of the bigger brained investment moves I've ever seen.
March 20, 2024, 01:22:52 PM
Are you a Bitcoiner and having problems?
you do know every one of us in the entire world has satoshis direct private phone number for any issues. except that other guy though. fuck that guy.
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