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PoroCYon

pcy@icosahedron.website

<p>demoscene, Nintendo hacking, other forms of torturing transistors etc too. Still used to IRC.</p><p><a href="https://icosahedron.website/tags/ActuallyAutistic" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>ActuallyAutistic</span></a></p>

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  • Post #3952767

    if you&amp;#39;re going to make a PC compo filler, at least make a färjan instead of letting it be another AI-generated amiga-intro-style thing

  • Post #3952766

    @totetmatt congrats on 1st place!

  • Post #3952765

    academic spam really isn&amp;#39;t trying anymore lately huh. I just got an email informing me there&amp;#39;s a &amp;quot;scopus-indexed journal with a core focus on the Nintedo DSi&amp;quot; (while of course listing their main areas of interest as AI nonsense)

  • Post #2762170

    github is so broken right now, I had no option left but to send someone a raw patchfile and tell them to run git am

  • Post #2215893

    decapsulated and imaged the CPU-TWL, the main chip in the Nintendo DSi image in near-IR, through-substrate, with a 50x objective the decapsulation process was a bit haphazard as I don&amp;#39;t have access to acids. instead, I heated up the chip to ~500 °C with a hot air station, which let me cut the chip carrier/interposer off from the epoxy mold using an xacto knife. I then had to remove another polymer coating (using the xacto knife, hwile heating it up to 250 °C), which unfortunately led t...

  • Post #952755

    Emulator Examination by Stargaze, presented at #revision2026 for the Nintendo DSi Emulator broken in 4 different, independent ways. New hardware bugs discovered. Writeup will come &amp;quot;soon&amp;quot;. Download: https://stargaze.group/releases/sgz_rvn26_ee.zip Demozoo: https://demozoo.org/productions/389916/ Pouët: https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=105928 see if you can find the hidden part!

  • Post #715437

    lb ( https://labyrinth.zone/objects/d3f9544c-f87b-4ba8-affc-cadec7da4961 ): it&amp;#39;s kind of ridiculous, really CA AB 1043 etc are valid in relatively small geographic areas, vague enforcement methods (at least when OFCOM in the UK isn&amp;#39;t involved), and are so badly drafted I don&amp;#39;t believe large parts of it will hold up to legal scrutiny in court so why are people -- free software maintainers, no less -- complying in advance here? imagine what the world would look like if Z...