This is actually one of my favorite comp-sci quotes. When I read it, I hadn't previously though of such a physical transfer of bits to have "bandwidth". From "Modern Operating Systems" if I recall correctly.

I was looking to add commit signature verification status to my git one-line log alias (using format %G? see git-scm.com/docs/pretty-fo…) I then noticed that some older commits showed "E" for having a signature, but not the key, and then dived into this particular rabbit hole.

Decided to write a nes game fuzzer.

Backdooring Rust crates for fun and profit : kerkour.com/rust-crate-bac… How to execute shellcodes from memory in Rust : kerkour.com/rust-execute-f…

"Everyone who confuses correlation with causation eventually ends up dead." Favorite new way to teach this, hands down.

This is extremely, mind-blowingly ludicrous and insane, but also important. It may blow your Western minds, but millions upon millions of Russians have internalized this worldview. In fact, this requires a 🧵 to explain what exactly many Russians feel they need to fight for...

At home we've now decorated a window. It is not much, but it is something. #Ukraine️

Ok, this is seriously impressive. The RP2040 PIOs (programmable I/O) are little specialized state machines doing I/O independent from the main CPU. And this is being very creative with them.

Fine, here’s what I think is going on: White men have long been a minority in US society (currently 29%), but until very recently, they controlled all the ladders of ascent into cultural, political, media, or economic relevance.

I started donating to Open Privacy a few months ago, because if I, an individual who care a lot about privacy, can't be bothered to contribute my time, or money to projects like this, who will? It is a lot like not voting, and then complaining about the results. Vote! Donate!

I made another weird little comic thing, hopeful and a little bittersweet, about conservation after the apocalypse. A topic near and dear to my heart, Lord knows. (Technical notes in another thread, linked at the end.)