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It's been a long time coming... so this one's going to be a bigger one.

Recently while browsing Xianyu (闲鱼) looking for BYK-series chips (Sinowealth 8051 MCUs) for another project I'm working on, I stumbled across something peculiar: a device claiming to bypass STM32 RDP1 (Read-Out Protection Level 1) on F0, F1, F2 and F4 ser…

As you might have seen from my previous post, my RPi cluster is housed in a racknex UM-SBC-209 case.

It's time I wrote an update on this project again!

Not too long ago, I got a NuPhy Air60 keyboard.

As previously mentioned in my last post, I've been using nixos to run my raspberry-pi k3s cluster.

I recently decided to move most of my meager server workloads from the cloud back to my own home.

I've been using this setup for over 2 years now and it saved me from a large number of small to medium headaches that used to haunt me every so often.

Like any other year the new Xcode GM came out and everybody started rushing to submit their apps.

Well it's been awhile, but I'm back to doing my own projects again.

Ever since Swift 1.0 was released, I have been struggling with finding a way to introduce some proper dependency injection into my code.

Intro§ I've been doing some work with a fair amount of crypto for an my upcoming application.