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jevinskie
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About jevinskie
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Comment #47037193
Is it just me or is the merge style used for the repo very difficult to follow? Am I holding it wrong?
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Comment #47023812
Were you around before the new installer came out? It was light speed compared to what was before!
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Comment #46904184
Wouldn’t any decent bike-riding pelican have a bike tailored to pelicans and their wings?
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Comment #46713842
Seems like a similar but less elegant solution as parsing and normalization to a “safe” subset but not just blasting it to pixels. https://github.com/caradoc-org/caradoc http://spw…
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Comment #46071997
There is already code to support phone/tablets in asahi/m1n1 bootloader (for use with an exploited bootrom).
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Comment #45478459
It is clear from the quality that all vendors of EDA software actively hate their paying customers. Just wonder - why are EDA tools just now starting to get HiDPI support? I’m pret…
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Comment #45478441
There are certainly people removing high-end FPGAs from surplus/scrap commercial products and reselling them.
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Comment #45473789
The top-level Verilog module and Vivado .xdc file (contains pin mappings, timing constraints, etc) from Gidel for the HawkEye 20G-48. [0] No SDK from Gidel though. My back burner p…
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Comment #45473668
Vivado, along with expensive adaptors, supports some JTAG dongles that are just FT2232 with an EEPROM that contains USB descriptors that Vivado recognizes and treats as a (some low…
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Comment #43021376
I can’t believe it’s happening after 17 years…
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Comment #40629965
https://github.com/ReverseApple/dgraph but IIRC it still has some @rpath and its Apple extended family counterpart issues. PRs welcome!
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Comment #40219744
Alternatively, where can I get the source for the app?
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Comment #39499896
The latest Apple TV SoC (released in late 2021) is the same one used in the iPhone 13 and 14 (non-Pro). 2x 3+ GHz P-cores and 4x E-cores and 4GB of memory. I haven’t noticed any is…
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Comment #38863829
And info about the PAC-2 systems involved: https://gist.github.com/jevinskie/58c65760a0b54f117a8d0f3b32...
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Comment #37157017
There is some enum or #define in a header I found recently that suggested there was once QAT acceleration of something XML related! I can’t find any documentation about it though. …
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Comment #36234165
They better keep the new linker open source like they did for ld64 (despite delays), or it is going to become a private ABI nightmare.
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Comment #35923872
Scribd-free PDF: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1104096132486938727/1...
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Comment #34764228
I was making great progress with Spravato (eskatamine nasal spray) from April until the end of July. I then moved from California to Indiana and it took over a month and a half to …
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Comment #34467140
Also check out the weird machine for an ARM PL080 DMA engine. https://github.com/jowinter/dmacu
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Comment #34136734
The touchbar on Intel machines ran bridgeOS. On ARM machines there is no separate SoC and the touchbar is controlled by the main SoC.
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Comment #33372567
It is the A/B test from Hell and there appears to be no way out from it once you’ve been selected.
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Comment #32534650
You can use dylibify for MachO and, IIRC, Witchcraft Compiler Collection for ELF. https://github.com/jevinskie/dylibify/blob/jev/main/dylibify...
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Comment #31955618
Without these linker arguments you have to dive into custom linker scripts since there is no good way to extend/modify the built in ones.
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Comment #30366308
iTerm2 is by far my favorite terminal! It’s API is really cool but a bit buried under needing AppleScript, websockets, and protocol buffers. There are a couple Go clients but I wan…
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Comment #27073078
Yep, wimlib is the portable magic that makes FAT32/4GB a non-issue. It is still annoying to have to use Windows to run NTLite. ;) https://evanshortiss.com/create-a-windows-install-…