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Making the Plagiarism Machine Write Code Still Counts as Plagiarism
I have been struggling to put into words my frustration with the open source community in failing to meet the present moment.
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Can you complete the Oregon Trail if you wait at a river for 14272 years: A study
If you're into retro computing, you probably know about Oregon Trail; a simulation of the hardships faced by a group of colonists in 1848 as they travel by covered wagon from Independence Missouri to the Willamette Valley in Oregon.
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Show Your Working: Making Powerline Ethernet faster
Having wired networking is nice!
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Show Your Working: Forcing Linux to print at actual size
One day I decided I've had enough of computers and wanted to do literally anything else.
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Intro to ROM Hacking: Ghost House
A long time between updates!
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Let's Reverse: Adventures of Lomax graphics
I guess I'm a YouTuber now.
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DDD 2018: Reverse Engineering is Good and also For Everyone
Last year I gave my first talk at DDD Perth 2018!
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Using your car as a giant joystick for $20
DISCLAIMER: Cars can be dangerous.
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Show Your Working: Fixing a pile of bugs in MAME
Show Your Working is a brand new segment where I write up things I have attempted to fix in open source software.
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Show Your Working: Patching a bug in a 25 year old Sierra game
Show Your Working is a brand new segment where I write up things I have attempted to fix in open source software.
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Show Your Working: Turning off PulseAudio "flat volumes"
Show Your Working is a brand new segment where I write up things I have attempted to fix in open source software.
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Balls to learning how to animate, let's film some parkour!
Hallå!
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Dead KORG microKEY, Part 2: Noobface McHamfists Desolders His First SMD
Oh God.
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Audio Analysis, Part 1: Digital Audio
Today I'm going to try and explain how digital audio works.
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J-Link Detective Squad: Dead KORG microKEY-37
I love the KORG microKEY 37.
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Introducing Mr. Crowbar! Untold minutes of reverse engineering fun for ages 26-29!
I believe that one of the best ways of allowing creativity to overcome limited technical skill is to build upon stuff that already exists.
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Guide: Backing up crap DVDs
Let's tangent for a moment and talk about DVDs.