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--- mission:log:2014:11:04:howto-setup-use-and-secure-a-local-spark-cloud-server [2014/11/13 19:48] – [Cross Compiler Toolchain] chrono
+++ mission:log:2014:11:04:howto-setup-use-and-secure-a-local-spark-cloud-server [2014/12/19 16:19] – [Local Spark-Cloud Server Dataflow] chrono
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-When you follow this howto and secure your network access with a strong VPN you'll end up with something that looks like this image, where we effectively mitigate all these issues and take back control of our privacy & autonomy. At least we now can decide if and which data we want to share and publish.
+When you follow this howto and secure your network access with a strong VPN ([[https://airvpn.org/|AirVPN]] used here) you'll end up with something that looks like this image, where we effectively mitigate all these issues and take back control of our privacy & autonomy. At least we now can decide if and which data we want to share and publish.
 ==== Key Features/Aspect Comparison ====
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 ==== OTA firmware update ====
-It's possible to update the cores via Wifi, also called OTA (Over the Air) update. This is really nice feature, since we don't have to run around and deploy new firmware locally via USB but we can just push new firmware to any ID we designate.
+It's possible to update the cores via Wifi, also called OTA (Over the Air) update. This is a really lovely feature, since we don't have to run around and deploy new firmware locally via USB but can just push new firmware to any ID we designate. I have this oneliner directly in my build script, so when I build directly in atom editor, it compiles the firmware and automatically pushes an OTA-Update to the designated core. If there were more core's with the same firmware, it should be easy enough to auto-update more than one.
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