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you heard it here first place. next ps4 or ps5 exploit that uses aio is gonna be called prolapse
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Your weekend reading assignment has arrived early.
A first taste of the upcoming, still-under-wraps Phrack 73: “THE PROXY THAT MADE NO SENSE” by @mikko.
archives.phrack.org/dl/73/th…
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🥳PS3 Cell Bootrom Physically Dumped !!🎉
This is undoubtedly a major milestone in the PS3 scene! Thanks to @notnotzecoxao for leading this project.
Hopefully this will lead to a full jailbreak being closer for PS3 Super Slim and 3xxx models.
@PSXPLACE @chattrapat_s @joonie86
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Further proof that Terminator was a documentary: dogs hate robots.
Les animaux ont une réaction normale face aux robots. Ils les considèrent comme des intrus. Et ils ont gagné contre le robot 😂😎
Les animaux sont la dernière trace d’humanité en ce bas monde…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This is an AI video.
textguardai.com/video
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New Amiga ascii colly alert! My 2nd full release "Textmode Inferno" is now live & kickin' - had some fun with this. :D demozoo.org/graphics/397817/
#amiga #ascii #asciiart #textmode
you’re all riling up over the $6,500. that wasn’t even an issue for us.
the disclosure process itself was nightmarish, we had to get input from lawyers and eventually go to journalist
one of the worst disclosure process.
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I mean only if you want radios capable of AES256 encryption. If not don't worry about it.... Baofend DM-32UV radio
TFW you get a package from AliExpress containing some random crap you ordered -who knows when or why.🤣
Hmm... it looks like an ESP32-C3 RISC-V, 160 MHz, 400 KB RAM, 384 KB ROM, 4 MB flash.
Hmm... I might be able to cram #MicroPython onto it and play with the display and Wi-Fi
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Copper is not attracted to a stationary magnet, but a moving magnet changes the magnetic flux through the conducting pipe.
Faraday’s law says this changing flux induces circulating eddy currents. Under Lenz’s law, their magnetic field opposes the change that created them, producing an upward drag force against the falling magnet. As speed increases, the braking force strengthens until the magnet may approach terminal velocity.
The lost gravitational potential energy becomes electrical resistance heating in the copper. The same contactless braking principle is used in trains, roller coasters, exercise equipment, and vibration dampers.
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Happy 35th birthday to my favorite little hobbyist operating system that pretty much runs the entire planet now. On September 17, 1991 Linus Torvalds released version of the Linux kernel (0.01). I've been electrical engineering on it every day since the mid 1990s. Thanks Linus!
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⭐️[PS3] qCFW-20260915 released by @chattrapat_s !!
🔹PS3 Super Slim 12GB eMMC support!!! 🎉🥳
🔹New NOR entry point eliminates brick risk during flashing.
🔹Added NoBD patch toggle to Network menu.
🔹Add more OtherOS++ patches relate to storage access.
📥github.com/aomsin2526/BadWDS…
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The NeoGeo has a horizontal sprite limit of 96. ZeroWing has a multitude of parallax layers which break that budget. The solution, optimised sprite strips. The clever ones being sprites 103 to 105 which leverage the wrap feature to create a centre gap.
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Replying to @SpecterDev @sioslayer
People who previously did console research did it for fun, then Hackerone came along and destroyed all that.
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LLMs fracturing the console research space feels like a good litmus test of where we're at lmao. The future is slop and the fun is dead.
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Just dumped one of switch 2 game binary (userland bug)
It was quite fun because I used HDMI capture card to dump the memory by sending the data as patterned image frames and decode at PC
Took over an hour but it worked
Will be used for examining how switch 2 PAC works
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Most random memory about an old computer?
Here’s one from my head! I remember getting this CD of random demo apps and games in a computer magazine (I don’t remember what the name of it was, right now).
It had this demo of a Greek strategy/simulation game. I could build up my little town in Ancient Greece to… go to war perhaps? I don’t remember, because I don’t think I could do much beyond a few basic things, since it was only a demo.
I was too young for a job and my family couldn’t afford to buy the full version for me, so I just kept playing the demo because I liked looking at the structures and listening to the music.
(I’ll tell you the name of the game later after I remember!)
Ok, your turn! What’s a super random memory about an old computer, old video game, old piece of tech that no one but you would appreciate?