We have tested it successfully with 4 nodes last week at the Fusion Festival in Germany - one of those where you have to battle constant cellular network outages - and were surprised to randomly see fellow meshtastic users extending the mesh network. It was one of those "open source technology is amazing" moments :D.
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It sounds to me like it's not because of your skills and experience. You have been working in your field for a long time. Very few developers are "rock stars". We all build on the shoulders of giants - sticking code together is a pragmatic approach - especially if you work for a startup. But it sounds to me like you're comparing yourself too much to your ideal. My tip: Compare yourself less with "rockstars", learn the skills you are really interested in and reduce your working hours to a bearable level.
Without knowing the App, but the location permission could be required for Bluetooth 4.X LE to work. That still doesn't justify why a dryer needs your phonebook.
Guess I've seen this talk at 35C3 in 2018. https://media.ccc.de/v/35c3-9462-what_the_fax
one of the best tools for reverse engineering mobile apps. I'm just having problems when certificate pinning is enabled. Does anyone have an idea (or even a solution) how to deal with that?
I agree. Anything that is taking away power from publisher like Elsevier is a good thing.
I can highly recommend a visit there. Not only you can see an original Z4 and a replica of the Z3, but also lot's of more science and history related exhibitions. Don't miss the Enigma!
there is a really good page if you are interested in Studying in Germany. https://www.study-in.de/en/