Davy Landman

113 reputation

bio	website	homepages.cwi.nl/~landman
	location	Netherlands
	age	27
visits	member for	1 year, 4 months
	seen	May 24 '12 at 19:26
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I'm a passionate software engineering trying to understand it at a deeper level while working on my PhD at the CWI (Netherlands), where we try to improve the future using DSLs (checkout the Rascal - Meta Programming Language).

Languages I learned and still use: Rasal-MPL, C#, Java, Javascript, Ruby, C, C++, Matlab, LaTeX. (This list should be considered outdated when you're reading this ;-))

As a hobby I try to bridge our software to the physical world using arduino, read ebooks, and enjoy photography.

	113 reputation	bio	website	homepages.cwi.nl/~landman	visits	member for	1 year, 4 months
3 badges		location	Netherlands		seen	May 24 '12 at 19:26

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Jan 28	awarded	Scholar
Jan 28	accepted	What is the best way to send two floating point numbers to a server on the internet from a small device such as an arduino?
Jan 27	comment	What is the best way to send two floating point numbers to a server on the internet from a small device such as an arduino? okay, thanks for the clarification. BTW I was thinking of using CBC, so I guess I should also send a random IV along? Or since I'm already making sure that each block is different the same IV could be used?
Jan 26	comment	What is the best way to send two floating point numbers to a server on the internet from a small device such as an arduino? thanks for your elaborate answer, the only problem I see is with the counter reset during powerloss.. I could use the EEProm, but is is slow to write to and has a fairly low threshold for read/writes.. which would mean the memory would become corrupt...
Jan 26	awarded	Student
Jan 26	comment	What is the best way to send two floating point numbers to a server on the internet from a small device such as an arduino? ah, yes. I forgot to mention that I assume that if the attacker has physical access to the arduino/server than all bets are off.
Jan 26	asked	What is the best way to send two floating point numbers to a server on the internet from a small device such as an arduino?
Jan 26	awarded	Autobiographer