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Thanks ! Yeah the results are always fun to watch.

Unfortunately I can't really capture the network on both victims, for lack of devices one of the targeted machines is my router :/, I guess I should just borrow one.

Good idea on the arp cache, I even had a problem with the refreshing rate at some point so I increased the rate but maybe it still there but not noticeable. Thank you :)

Reposting from Reddit, always great to have both community feedback on it.

When I use arp poisoning and redirect the traffic I get a huge downgrade in bandwidth (200kb/s->20kb/s), do you think it's because of the packets loss % or something else can cause that ?

Well I didn't expect that. Other than increase my technical knowledge it helped me know more about malware and how some of them works to better protect myself. Why not you too ? Your negativity and lack of arguments is alarming, I hope you are not like that with everyone, that's unpleasant.

Reposting this from Reddit, I've had great responses on my previous project by posting it on HN so here we go. I haven't had any feedback on this project that I've done some time ago and really would like to know what I can improve or possibly add. I have not done any ASM before or even after that so maybe I missed some crucial feature that would have helped me a lot while doing this. Dunno but if there is some ASM guys out there, let me know what you think !

Amazing ressource thank you ! I should have search deeper before my project, clearly not finished reading yet but there are clearly superior methods than I currently have.

My grudge on python was probably linked with the incompatible libs with the version 3. I should have used 2.7 and miss some features with OpenCV in restrospective, but I wanted to learn python at the same time and it seemed a waste of time to begin with an older version. I've had a lot more experience in C++ and I don't mind a few dependencies problem, but it's probably that I'm used to it now.

I would love to see if you have a demo of what you have done (we never think to record our projects but heh you never know), if not a link to the code can be interesting when you aren't busy :)

Oh nice ! Maybe can be used for translating sign language in real time, that would be amazing, kinda hard to get the depth infos though.

Thanks for the answers and if you ever finish the alg you know where to post it :)

Thanks! Didn't even know this was in development. Google though, if I'm waiting like I am for Project Ara it's gonna take a while.

It's probably waiting for the mass production of either e-ink display or screen as flat as a tablet to be more attractive and/or low power demanding. I'm not attracted by the business side of things, but you go for it ! :)

Thanks for the info, learnt something. What kind of project did you do for skin segmentation ?

I got the inspiration from these kind of projects, I saw a Jarvis one like a few weeks ago (voice activated), I wanted to make one with a Minority Report style in mind though :)

Didn't include any assembly tutorial since there is a lot of DIY Smart Mirror out there. You are right I'm gonna include an how to use the software right now. The camera is black taped behind the mirror so that we can't see it. Integrating into the frame should work too.

Oh nice, yes that's exactly what I'm doing, I take the middle of my hand, take the HSR point and increase it's range to get the whole hand. I'm listening :)

Obviously having a new cool gadget was my big motivation, but for the useful things : knowing the exterior temperature, the time obviously (I removed my clock), I can play a game if I'm waiting for something for a few minutes, etc. But basically you are right, if I have my phone, it just takes almost as much time for me to do this things.

Nope, I just wanted to see if I could make it. Biggest problem for this kind of stuff is the power source. I agree I can totally see an e-ink displayin my bathroom/hallway in the future.

That's a great idea ! Haven't thought of that, the only obstacles would be to find the proper gestures for tap/double tap and things like that, hm.

I considered Leap Motion but didn't know if it would have worked behind my mirror and in vertical way (Maybe if you have one you call tell me). Also I always like to learn new stuff, OpenCV seemed like something I could use again in the future.

I tried running everything on Node but the OpenCV wrapper is not there yet. Completely right on Python though but while learning it I wasn't interested to go on with it for the front end.

Thanks !

I posted on reddit yesterday but didn't have much feedback, maybe I will have a better chance here : how would you guys have done it ? Do you have any idea for any new widget that I could integrate ?