Eamonn Bell is Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science, at Durham University. His research interests include the history of technology as it relates to musical production and consumption in the twentieth century, with a focus on the uses of digital computers in the period between about 1955 and 1970, the application of mathematical and contemporary computational techniques to solve problems in musicology and music theory, and the visualization of musical data.
It is possible to have passwordless login over SSH using asymmetric cryptography with YubiKeys that support FIDO2 credentials. The private key sits on the hardware; on the key I have there are up to 100 slots for keys that can be interrogated using FIDO2 (I don’t know the details). However for macOS (Tahoe), the system […]
Here is one solution to something that should be a proper feature of Microsoft Teams
Before we can use this, we need to flash a couple of development boards. For the DE0-Nano, I could use a distribution of Intel’s Quartus Prime Lite that in the Arch AUR as aur/quartus-free. There are some USB udev rules to add for the board. It’s a bit complicated, because you need to flash the […]
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