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Comment #46439235
Brings back memories of late nights trying to reverse engineer the Abit uGuru chip. Triggered by not being able to read the sensors in Linux while trying to overclock my computer i…
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Comment #41460519
Yes, on hal level there will be a bunch of unsafe. On firmware application level it's not often I find the need to reach for unsafe though. It would typically be if the hal is lack…
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Comment #37192559
Strictly commercial. But if one is happy with other language I guess there is little reason to switch.
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Comment #37182683
I have replaced my use of C (and C++) in embedded with Rust for the last couple of years. Sure, some parts are still missing or immature, but overall also very promising. And I do …
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Comment #37085532
I guess the default key is a problem too. Mainly since it might trick developers/manufactures that this somehow makes the key exchange secure if you use it while setting a device u…
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Comment #37082080
Diffie-hellman would not be enough if there is a MITM at the time of the exchange, would it? Somehow the control panel and the reader must authenticate each other. I'm no security …
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Comment #34304512
Built this cdc tool for software update of embedded (Linux) systems and have deployed it with good enough performance on a couple of arm CPUs; https://github.com/oll3/bita Though m…
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Comment #33823600
Not that this kind of stdin reading operation is something I do often. But at least the Rust code says what it does. Bitshifting stdin by a string on the other hand... Does it read…
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Comment #33414277
> Honestly, gzipped json is likely much smaller than uncompressed protobuf. Likely not. See here for a comparison: https://nilsmagnus.github.io/post/proto-json-sizes/ Btw, binary f…
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Comment #31962713
Always happy to see my pet project mentioned (bita) and that it is actually being used by others than me :)