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More Spintronics fun from @UpperStoryCo. Act 2 requires more careful piece placement, which has been fun. @corydu/109558508356162801" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">infosec.exchange/@corydu/109558…

As a company from eastern Germany, we know that building a wall to try and keep people from leaving isn't a good idea.

Can't explain why writing emulators is just fun, but Day 10 of #AdventOfCode2022 was just fun: github.com/ctfhacker/aoc2…

Something different for #AdventOfCode2022 Day05: #Rust a `const fn` version of the problem: github.com/ctfhacker/aoc2… Loops are kind of gross since they have to be manual and we use static stack buffers to do the manipulation, but a fun challenge regardless.

@withzombies @medarkus_ Have gotten this too many times from folks in Mississippi too. Kindred spirits I guess.

@medarkus_ What? Are you one of those big-city snobs now? You too good for us?

My family thinks I’m joking when I say I’m an economic refugee. I left Michigan in 2008 for a job.

Found Ferris in the wild!

🙏🙏🙏

Progress.. I /think/ I can now start working on the game implementation rather than this silly debug print screen >.<

For folks who know Brass: Birmingham.. someone might be making a terminal version to test an AI 😆

This so much! My first OS would not have been possible without Bochs.

@h0mbre_ Which custom map is the best?

playing AOE 2, AMA

I've never quite been able to explain why Phantom Dust is my all-time favorite game. Nick does an amazing job at explaining it and more. Take a look and hit me up if you are looking to play a bit: youtu.be/_BDClzHu-ho

Were you holding off on buying Binary Ninja as a non-commercial user because you wanted multithreading? The wait is over--the 3.1 release includes multithreading across all platforms which means all those sweet performance benefits are doubly beneficial. #non-commercial-multithreading" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">binary.ninja/2022/05/31/3.1…

@h0mbre_ Rewriting things has become a habit.. lessons learned for making higher quality code

i implement everything wrong all the time.

My only problem now with format args is the format string quickly becomes longer than my vim colorcolumn. So it's either don't use format args or make variable names less verbose or use them inconsistently 🤔

@gamozolabs 🍿🍿🍿

It finally came. Will be doing some reverse engineering and hacking streams in a few weeks! 🧙‍♂️

I just pushed wtf v0.3 - @y0ny0ns0n and I implemented multi-packets and custom mutators / generators support. Thanks to all the contributors 🙏🏽 Fuzz all the things 🛫🔥💥! github.com/0vercl0k/wtf/r…

@h0mbre_ Well, spill the beans, what was the use case?

me: i used generics today prod rustaceans: u are like a little baby

@gamozolabs @RamonGainez @h0mbre_ ,👏👏👏

@RamonGainez @h0mbre_ Alright, this should solve @h0mbre_ 's problem. Let me know if there's any more engineering you want me to put into it to improve this tool github.com/gamozolabs/why…

rust people: how would you personally go about parsing this string to dynamically solve for this ptr?

@h0mbre_ If you have bytes and not the asm, I currently use iced_x86 for decoding in the fuzzer: #disassemble-decode-and-format-instructions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.rs/iced-x86/lates…

@h0mbre_ returns an Option so you would have to handle that properly