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Comment #32168954
64DD is something we would like to support fully eventually. Since the cart code is all written in C (+PIO), it opens up a lot of flexibility for implementations like this. Not eve…
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Comment #32168895
The project has just started. I made the proof of concept, and now I am building the full project. There's tons of work left to do. We are building a small community around this an…
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Comment #32168810
You could swap the flash to 16MB, or use a third party (almost) pin compatible clone with 16MB flash if you really want. I implemented a very simple compression scheme as well so y…
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Comment #19577022
Aha! Makes sense. The docs are usually great for git, but it wasn't clear to me that the args were passed on to git format-patch, where the -v parameter indeed is properly document…
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Comment #19576935
In the e-mail reply that you get when following the guide you get something to copy paste that looks like this: git send-email -v2 ... I tried to find documentation regarding the -…
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Comment #19576844
Great guide but there seems to be a typo/mistake regarding how to save the smtp password in step 2/gmail: should use sendemail.smtpPass instead of the non existing sendemail.passwo…
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Comment #19266877
Thanks for your quick reply! This sounds like a good solution. I was trying to solve this problem on my own as well and ended up making a minimal kernel+afl image that I then boot …
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Comment #19266680
This is awesome! I wish you all the best and hope that this takes off. I am curious about how you use AFL under the hood - how do you scale? Do you use a shared kernel and run a wo…
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Comment #17405794
Nice explanation! I think you accidentally made a formatting typo: "each cell tower can provide 2043/2 120 Mbps", the 4 is probably surrounded by asterisks.
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Comment #17244939
Maybe you're thinking of https://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/01/technology/microsoft-plum... ?
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Comment #16558811
Thanks, didn’t know about this tool.
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Comment #16550620
I miss this. I'm working with embedded C and we always end up nitpicking formatting in review. Using checkpatch helps, but is there something like Prettier for C? I'm aware of the …
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Comment #15713624
Found this blog with someone who bought an FPGA devkit[1] for £260 and managed to boot Linux on it[2]. [1] https://rwmj.wordpress.com/2016/07/25/risc-v-on-an-fpga-pt-1... [2] https…
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Comment #15712740
As far as I know, only the Freedom E310[1] chip is available for purchase by normal consumers. It's a microcontroller and only has 16kB of RAM so it's probably not really what you …
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Comment #15694907
Can confirm that the privilege escalation works on OnePlus 2 as well.
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Comment #15670227
Sure, but this makes it possible to dump the firmware for further analysis. I think that's the big news here. Think we might read about a few new bugs over the coming months. Also …
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Comment #15356453
Looks great! Would be cool to plot it over time as well.
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Comment #15289181
The zipcpu blog posts never ceases to amaze me, the content is so good. As a sw developer who plays around in verilog on my free time, the posts are extremely helpful to me. I just…
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Comment #15147515
With clang you can enable run time UB checks using the -fsanitize=undefined flag[0]. But in this case, the sanitizer doesn't detect undefined behavior. I tried to build the example…
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Comment #14961466
As a non-american I have to ask: why sign up for new credit cards all the time?
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Comment #14918016
I believe this[1] is the patch that fixes this bug. I tried to reproduce the behavior but couldn't succeed. Maybe I was doing something wrong. Would really appreciate it if someone…
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Comment #14863372
This is an important point. It surprises me that many non-US companies use slack for their internal and secret communication.