feyor.sh (Blog)

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I’ve been contemplating getting into FPV since I was in high school, but since I lived in Chicago at the time (and I didn’t own a car) there weren’t many places for me to fly a racing drone.

A while back I was messing around with eBPF and I couldn’t find any good materials on using BPF without libbpf/LLVM/GCC (i.e. rawdogging bytecode), so here’s the resource I wished I had.

The other day I was working on a pwn challenge and I noticed something interesting: its version of libc had partial RELRO enabled.

Helpful is a fantastic Emacs package that drastically improves the builtin help-mode.

I have a slight problem wherein every time I start up a game of NetHack, I completely lose touch with my surroundings for hours on end.

Disaster is an Emacs package authored by the venerable Justine Tunney that allows disassembling C/C++ and Fortran code from the comfort of your source editing buffer.

I was talking with my roommate about his Org agenda workflow and he noticed some “trivial” tasks cluttering his inbox.

I decided to start using an RSS client, primarily because I kept coming back to these same few blogs with really nice content and wanted to stay updated, but also because the signal-to-noise ratio on e.g.