After years of living in Alaska my best #Aurora photos come from driving to Wyoming to escape Colorado’s light pollution.

Finally got around to the first hackerboxes.com project @cillic gave me. Was fun + great for bringing to the #Denhac monthly electronics project meetup.

Framed some art I bought for a few friends, who all are both into #Hackers and #WheelOfTime. I have the same pieces in my own office, but spent my holiday time off making handmade frames for theirs, whereas mine are in ikea.

Ghidra 11.0 released. Looking forward to checking out this new “BSim” (binary simililarity?) feature. It works on the decompiler/pcode, so in theory it should be able to identify known static libraries across architectures, but I’m sure it’s not that straightforward.

This has all the makings to be the silliest project I’ve ever worked on. Should be done _soon_. Will post a video of what it does. #christmasgaggift #electronics #electronicsproject

It’s been years since I recommended anyone use Dashlane, but limiting you to 25 passwords is rediculous. I started helping people transition off it when they got rid of free multi-device while in coordination increasing their annual cost well above the competition.

At first I thought the C++ textbook was in the wrong section, but thinking back to some programmers I know - it might be deliberate.

Big usability bump in today’s minor release of Ghidra. Extensions are built against the Java code of a specific version so installation has always required an exact string comparison to match the version. But realistically this is only necessary if the interfaces on the Java functions called by the extension change. Allowing to bypass this check allows users try extensions without the authors or users needing to build every release. #ghidra #reverseengineering