HDD Firmware Hacking(icode4.coffee)
209 points by jsploit | 32 comments
First screen, captured . Open the video.
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Captured . Click for the whole screenshot.
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Tony Hawk's Pro Strcpy(icode4.coffee)
658 points by ndiddy | 90 comments
Blog post by Ryan Miceli describing a strcpy buffer overflow exploit in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games across GameCube, PS2, Xbox and Xbox 360.
80386 microcode disassembled(reenigne.org)
260 points by nand2mario | 49 comments
Prospero: A new coding harness for a more civilized age(nullprogram.com)
167 points by fovc | 118 comments
Chris Wellons announces Prospero, a lightweight C++ Dear ImGui coding harness for LLM agents, describing its features, configuration, design principles, and editions.
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A great old-timey game-programming hack (2013)(blog.moertel.com)
235 points by palsecam | 52 comments
Tom Moertel's 2013 blog post recounting an assembly-level hack used to speed up background tile drawing in an 8-bit 6809 side-scrolling game.
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50 points by Retr0id | 6 comments
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482 points by ingve | 473 comments
Blog post by Aleksandar Vacić arguing that Hackintosh, running macOS on non-Apple hardware, is nearly dead, reflecting on his builds since 2020.
What a Hacker Stole from Me(mynoise.net)
355 points by wonger_ | 106 comments
A myNoise blog post by founder Stéphane describing a hacker's attack on the myNoise website, first via code-injection attempts and then a different strategy.