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Have you ever wondered if it would be possible to generate NTSC signals in a very dumb and weird way using a Raspberry Pi Pico?
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I once again abuse a videogame: this time the Super Nintendo, released in 1990.
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In this part we’ll dive into LLVM hell to solve some bugs, hopefully making things smoother to work with from now on.
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The second part of my series on getting Golang on the PlayStation 2.
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The PS2 is more than capable of doing some wild things, including running Linux.
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Let’s improve our hacks from part 1 and make it prettier!
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Let’s talk about defeating anti-cheat software with some custom hardware - and not being detected doing so!
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What happens when a major TV network decides to soft-block an older version of their own streaming app?
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Have you ever wondered if it would be possible to make a “dumb” “hi-fi system” smart?
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The Asustor firmware can automatically control the fan speed, but sometimes the NAS can get pretty warm.
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The VM booted, but it didn’t see any disks.
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It’s a x86-64 machine, so it should be possible… right?
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I’ve decided to improve my NAS monitoring scripts a bit.
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I’ve played and tricked my NAS before, but now I want to know how it reads its sensors.
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A NAS full of CGI binaries and SSH root access.
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Positivo released a few smart devices that can’t be easily integrated into Home Assistant.
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I don’t even know how to begin explaining this.
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This is a story of why you should always check permissions on the backend!
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Sensitive data leakage is a serious issue.
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Exactly one month ago I said I was going to write a post about my bank’s app permissions and the issues with privacy on it.
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January 29th 2016 and the storm.
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We got awesome news yesterday (Wednesday) at night: WhatsApp services will be blocked starting on Thursday at midnight for 48h.
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And we’re back with the ESP8266!
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This is the part II of my ESP8266 series.
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Ah, microcontrollers.
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A story of a bored guy playing with consoles, RDP and remote VMs.
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Ah, o Brasil…
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Using my ISP’s cabling for useful stuff, I guess?
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Hallo welt!