Red Leaves

On my third day at EPITECH, as I was learning the best programming language in the world, and making good progress towards the day’s exercises, which were mostly about reading input, characters, or various calculations, the last exercise became a wall to…

Very happy with the FFI for rpi-imgpatcher, I started working on a beautiful Swift app to set up the Spark-Club IoT fleet.

Adding to the myriad of (unfinished) projects I’ve still got on the backburner, I’ve recently started looking into RomHacking in order to translate the dialogs of a fighting game.

I finished Final Fantasy X more than one month ago, and I still haven’t written about how almost half of my quest didn’t happen in front of my PlayStation 3, but in Ghidra, trying to cheat some of the game’s most difficult trophies… Cheating is cooler when

Still building stuff for Spark-Club, and after way too many rewrites of my FFI1, the Spark-Flasher desktop app was coming together, with every new commit bringing either an important feature, or some small UX polish.

Hot off the heels of writing a C API to manipulate Raspbian images, I started writing the Swift app, which led to more API rewrites, until finally, I had a final image file and a /dev/rdiskX device as the destination.

My work with Spark-Club has led me to implement an IoT fleet.

When you’re not yet huge enough to run your own datacenter, or rent a 2U server colocation, hosting web applications can be a pain, and as DHH eloquently wrote it: the merchants of complexity made sure all developers found themselves faced with overpriced…

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