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  1. Generating NTSC signals cheaply

    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?

  2. Having fun with the SNES

    I once again abuse a videogame: this time the Super Nintendo, released in 1990.

  3. Golang on the PlayStation 2 (part 3)

    In this part we’ll dive into LLVM hell to solve some bugs, hopefully making things smoother to work with from now on.

  4. Golang on the PlayStation 2 (part 2)

    The second part of my series on getting Golang on the PlayStation 2.

  5. Golang on the PlayStation 2 (part 1)

    The PS2 is more than capable of doing some wild things, including running Linux.

  6. Bypassing anti-cheat software (part 2)

    Let’s improve our hacks from part 1 and make it prettier!

  7. Bypassing anti-cheat software (part 1)

    Let’s talk about defeating anti-cheat software with some custom hardware - and not being detected doing so!

  8. Reverse engineering and fixing a streaming app

    What happens when a major TV network decides to soft-block an older version of their own streaming app?

  9. "Smartifying" my Hi-Fi system

    Have you ever wondered if it would be possible to make a “dumb” “hi-fi system” smart?

  10. Reverse engineering and fine-tuning Asustor NAS fans

    The Asustor firmware can automatically control the fan speed, but sometimes the NAS can get pretty warm.

  11. Reverse engineering Asustor's NAS firmware (part 2)

    The VM booted, but it didn’t see any disks.

  12. Reverse engineering Asustor's NAS firmware (part 1)

    It’s a x86-64 machine, so it should be possible… right?

  13. Improving my NAS monitoring

    I’ve decided to improve my NAS monitoring scripts a bit.

  14. Reverse engineering my NAS fan speed sensor (sort of)

    I’ve played and tricked my NAS before, but now I want to know how it reads its sensors.

  15. Messing with LD_LIBRARY_PATH for fun and profit

    A NAS full of CGI binaries and SSH root access.

  16. Reverse engineering Positivo's smart home app

    Positivo released a few smart devices that can’t be easily integrated into Home Assistant.

  17. I got bored, so I hacked my TV

    I don’t even know how to begin explaining this.

  18. Hacking my cable modem for fun and profit

    This is a story of why you should always check permissions on the backend!

  19. Sensitive data leakage is a serious issue.

  20. Bank app permissions

    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.

  21. Always test your backups

    January 29th 2016 and the storm.

  22. WhatsApp blocked in Brazil

    We got awesome news yesterday (Wednesday) at night: WhatsApp services will be blocked starting on Thursday at midnight for 48h.

  23. ESP8266: part III

    And we’re back with the ESP8266!

  24. ESP8266: part II

    This is the part II of my ESP8266 series.

  25. ESP8266: part I

    Ah, microcontrollers.

  26. A console for RDP

    A story of a bored guy playing with consoles, RDP and remote VMs.

  27. Nota Fiscal Eletrônica - A bagunça

    Ah, o Brasil…

  28. GVT and their disgusting coax cables

    Using my ISP’s cabling for useful stuff, I guess?

  29. Hello world

    Hallo welt!