I also made a quick and dirty feed that shows posts from did:web accounts (linked to my did:web account of course) bsky.app/profile/reco...

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Ahhh; well, I don't have a job in RE (yet...) nor do I make money off of any reverse engineering work I do, so most of my use falls under the license terms

Hmm, I suppose that's a fair view. I do also like being able to jump around ILs for assembly I'm not as familiar with (like x86_64); LLIL makes the assembly much easier for me to parse

I also only have a personal license, but I usually find it more than sufficient for my needs; though I wish headless processing was available in the personal editions

However, I wanted to avoid redirecting non-existent handles, like bagel.epochal.quest (this doesn't exist yet, anyways...), so I did a bit of auth_request trickery to get it working. Maybe someone else will find it useful.
gist.github.com/BrokenR3C0RD...

Already working on part 2, but still trying to find the right balance of "deep dive into what little I've learned about DRAM" and "actually documenting my experiences". Maybe the former would be better off in a separate post, IDK.

It's just a little background/intro to a longer series of posts I want to write about my experience getting my first few patches into mainline, and my interactions with the linux-sunxi community so far (spoiler: they've been awesome!)

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I promise this was a coincidence

I do use Ghidra sometimes, as it can help to compare between different decompilers, but I've been using Binja as my primary RE platform, and it's just so nice. It makes my reverse engineering feel a lot more fun.

Probably a monkey with a mustache

Who?

Sorry garbageposting is fun