Mark
@offlinemark.bsky.social
trying hard. streaming kernel dev - http://youtube.com/@offlinemark
blogging about life, art & systems programming. non-expert
work: @ableton, prev @trailofbits
home: offlinemark.com/about
berlin, de
blogging about life, art & systems programming. non-expert
work: @ableton, prev @trailofbits
home: offlinemark.com/about
berlin, de
hit a milestone, 5000 subs on youtube 🤯
a heartfelt thank you to anyone who has joined, watched, commented, or supported my streams in any way 🙏
it's really wild how much you can learn by just practicing something for 2 hours a week, every week.
next stop: 52 weeks of kernel dev 🌽 🤓
a heartfelt thank you to anyone who has joined, watched, commented, or supported my streams in any way 🙏
it's really wild how much you can learn by just practicing something for 2 hours a week, every week.
next stop: 52 weeks of kernel dev 🌽 🤓
December 3, 2024 at 10:07 PM
hit a milestone, 5000 subs on youtube 🤯
a heartfelt thank you to anyone who has joined, watched, commented, or supported my streams in any way 🙏
it's really wild how much you can learn by just practicing something for 2 hours a week, every week.
next stop: 52 weeks of kernel dev 🌽 🤓
a heartfelt thank you to anyone who has joined, watched, commented, or supported my streams in any way 🙏
it's really wild how much you can learn by just practicing something for 2 hours a week, every week.
next stop: 52 weeks of kernel dev 🌽 🤓
that was probably the best stream I've ever had, and one of the most technical by far
wrote the assembly stub (basically felt like shellcode) which returns from the userspace page fault handler, back to the interrupted code. (with support for recursive page fault handling)
got all working, live!
wrote the assembly stub (basically felt like shellcode) which returns from the userspace page fault handler, back to the interrupted code. (with support for recursive page fault handling)
got all working, live!
November 24, 2024 at 5:42 PM
that was probably the best stream I've ever had, and one of the most technical by far
wrote the assembly stub (basically felt like shellcode) which returns from the userspace page fault handler, back to the interrupted code. (with support for recursive page fault handling)
got all working, live!
wrote the assembly stub (basically felt like shellcode) which returns from the userspace page fault handler, back to the interrupted code. (with support for recursive page fault handling)
got all working, live!