Ravenholm Tech
@ravenholmtech.bsky.social
Real life cybersecurity engineer and consultant. Even got the CISSP cert to prove it.
Final Fantasy Tactics, Ball X Pit, Once Upon a Katamari, In Sound Mind.
November 8, 2025 at 2:14 AM
Final Fantasy Tactics, Ball X Pit, Once Upon a Katamari, In Sound Mind.
Did they just disrespect the Grand Nagus?
November 3, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Did they just disrespect the Grand Nagus?
Yeah, I missed a few chests as well. I intend to 100% the entire pixel collection, but I've been sidetracked with all of the other new Final Fantasy releases. There's another one coming up next week that I'll be grinding out. I did 100% FFI and FFIII though. FFIV is in the works.
September 26, 2025 at 1:35 AM
Yeah, I missed a few chests as well. I intend to 100% the entire pixel collection, but I've been sidetracked with all of the other new Final Fantasy releases. There's another one coming up next week that I'll be grinding out. I did 100% FFI and FFIII though. FFIV is in the works.
FFII was _not good_. The systems in that game seem to have been spun off into the SaGa series.
Younger me didn't like FFXIII, I picked it up again to see if old me might have a different opinion. Haven't tried it yet though.
Younger me didn't like FFXIII, I picked it up again to see if old me might have a different opinion. Haven't tried it yet though.
September 25, 2025 at 8:59 PM
FFII was _not good_. The systems in that game seem to have been spun off into the SaGa series.
Younger me didn't like FFXIII, I picked it up again to see if old me might have a different opinion. Haven't tried it yet though.
Younger me didn't like FFXIII, I picked it up again to see if old me might have a different opinion. Haven't tried it yet though.
You know what? I'm glad I saw this, I've been looking for someone to rebind a book for me. I have no idea where to start looking for a service like that. Would you be willing to point me in the right direction? If you want to do it just let me know your rate.
July 15, 2025 at 8:06 PM
You know what? I'm glad I saw this, I've been looking for someone to rebind a book for me. I have no idea where to start looking for a service like that. Would you be willing to point me in the right direction? If you want to do it just let me know your rate.
This reminded me of when I was a network engineer.
Had 2 chassis switches in VSS. 4 Supervisors. Every now and then it would get a parity error and generate a few thousand alert emails a second. Restarting the offending supervisor fixed it.
Cisco support blamed it on cosmic radiation.
Had 2 chassis switches in VSS. 4 Supervisors. Every now and then it would get a parity error and generate a few thousand alert emails a second. Restarting the offending supervisor fixed it.
Cisco support blamed it on cosmic radiation.
a black background with green and blue dots and the words " lemat works " at the bottom
ALT: a black background with green and blue dots and the words " lemat works " at the bottom
media.tenor.com
July 3, 2025 at 4:28 PM
This reminded me of when I was a network engineer.
Had 2 chassis switches in VSS. 4 Supervisors. Every now and then it would get a parity error and generate a few thousand alert emails a second. Restarting the offending supervisor fixed it.
Cisco support blamed it on cosmic radiation.
Had 2 chassis switches in VSS. 4 Supervisors. Every now and then it would get a parity error and generate a few thousand alert emails a second. Restarting the offending supervisor fixed it.
Cisco support blamed it on cosmic radiation.
Here's my little collection.
Arduino based on the left, pico based on the right.
Arduino based on the left, pico based on the right.
May 15, 2025 at 1:17 PM
Here's my little collection.
Arduino based on the left, pico based on the right.
Arduino based on the left, pico based on the right.
I'd start with a Rasperry Pi Pico or Pico 2 (or any board rocking the RP2040 or RP2350 chip)
You can write for it in Python. Which is pretty damn friendly.
There's lots of run little projects to get you on your way. For something useful start with a macropad.
www.hackster.io/1NextPCB/how...
You can write for it in Python. Which is pretty damn friendly.
There's lots of run little projects to get you on your way. For something useful start with a macropad.
www.hackster.io/1NextPCB/how...
How to Build a Pico Macro Pad
hey, friends In this instructable, I am going to show you How to Build a Macro Pad using Raspberry pi pico By NextPCB.
www.hackster.io
May 15, 2025 at 1:13 PM
I'd start with a Rasperry Pi Pico or Pico 2 (or any board rocking the RP2040 or RP2350 chip)
You can write for it in Python. Which is pretty damn friendly.
There's lots of run little projects to get you on your way. For something useful start with a macropad.
www.hackster.io/1NextPCB/how...
You can write for it in Python. Which is pretty damn friendly.
There's lots of run little projects to get you on your way. For something useful start with a macropad.
www.hackster.io/1NextPCB/how...
I don't know what this is, but I wanna play it.
May 7, 2025 at 9:03 PM
I don't know what this is, but I wanna play it.
Relatable. This one is labeled as a USB to TTL, but I use it for UART.
April 17, 2025 at 2:23 PM
Relatable. This one is labeled as a USB to TTL, but I use it for UART.
There's always yee olde ATA.
There's quite a few of them out there that'll run on POE. Should be simple for people to understand. Bet they are pretty cheap to.
There's quite a few of them out there that'll run on POE. Should be simple for people to understand. Bet they are pretty cheap to.
February 6, 2025 at 6:04 AM
There's always yee olde ATA.
There's quite a few of them out there that'll run on POE. Should be simple for people to understand. Bet they are pretty cheap to.
There's quite a few of them out there that'll run on POE. Should be simple for people to understand. Bet they are pretty cheap to.
Just imagine the chaos
January 16, 2025 at 5:17 AM
Just imagine the chaos
