Hardware Podcasts

006 - Marketing Via Stickers

Unnamed Reverse Engineering Podcast · 6 Dec 2017 · 17m

What this episode covers

Hosts Alvaro Prieto and Jenny provide a year-end update on the Unnamed Reverse Engineering Podcast, discussing their experience handing out stickers at the Hackaday Superconference in Pasadena. They highlight key conference talks by Michael Ossmann, Dominic Spill, and Samy Kamkar on infrared and car remote reverse engineering, while addressing listener feedback on audio quality and the lack of beginner hardware resources. The hosts announce a move to a new location for the Mountain View Reverse Engineering meetup and tease upcoming guest appearances.

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Hackaday Superconference, Michael Ossmann, Dominic Spill, Samy Kamkar, Mountain View Reverse Engineering meetup, Giovanni's

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