somemisopaste

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   by somemisopaste 5mo ago

   The lack of clear communication and transparency around this whole issue has been appaling. I've moved to Lectronz and will wipe out my store on Tindie as soon as they resolve payouts.
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   by somemisopaste 5mo ago

   It certainly wasn't trivial but most of the driver logic stayed the same. I'd say the most complex part is extracting all the information via from the device tree. Those macros are quite something.
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   Show HN: OpenDeck – DIY MIDI Platform Based on Zephyr RTOS(github.com)

   5 points by somemisopaste 5mo ago|3 comments
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   Tindie store under "scheduled maintenance" for days(tindie.com)

   116 points by somemisopaste 5mo ago|68 comments
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   by somemisopaste 2y ago

   One of my favorite videos on the internet involves DX7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eL_N3A5gVhQ
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   Ifupdown-ng: This project is still alive? #234(github.com)

   5 points by somemisopaste 2y ago|1 comments
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   by somemisopaste 2y ago

   So in other words LD_AUDIT is useless? If it's that easy to overwrite the GOT I fail to see the purpose in audit functionality.
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   by somemisopaste 2y ago

   > (...) the backdoor adds an audit hook. The dynamic linker calls all the registered audit hooks when it is resolving a symbol. How was this possible without also modifying the LD_AUDIT var? Haven't seen that mentioned yet, or perha
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   Ask HN: How does the xz backdoor replace RSA_public_decrypt?

   4 points by somemisopaste 2y ago|1 comments