Hey Quark!

I have a lot of thoughts on large language models in general, but it has come a little close to home recently with the submission to hacks.guide of a “90% vibe coded” (author’s words, not mine) installer for isfshax, an low-level exploit for Wii U, and the

This is a follow-up post to my previous one on the use of AI coding for homebrew projects.

One of the biggest benefits of IPv6 is that your computer’s address is a real, actual, global IP, rather than being a super-secret private IP that only your LAN knows about.

I have a h-card on my aboutme page, since it’s a nice way to mark up the info I have anyway, without having to duplicate it all in the way some other structured data formats want.

I went in to the update a bit later than most, only trying it out when my SMP of choice moved over.

It’s day 2 of my 7-day isolation, so time for another microblog!

It’s official - I’ve got 7 days of isolation lined up due to a family member contracting COVID-19.

(So, this post is a little different.

I’ve spent the last couple weeks cleaning up the platform bringup code for linux-wiiu to the point where I can send it upstream for review (and presumably several rounds of back-and-forth).

I recently saw a post from Daniel Aleksandersen about bitrot in modern image formats, which included a method to quantify how different a corrupted image is from its original.