⠋ Sewer56 ⣠
@sewer56.dev
Software Dev & Modder and Occasional Casual Reverse Engineer (sewer56.dev)
That one guy known for the Reloaded modding suite.
That one guy known for the Reloaded modding suite.
I have never before seen a website require a $7 monthly paid subscription to enable 2FA-
August 24, 2025 at 4:01 PM
I have never before seen a website require a $7 monthly paid subscription to enable 2FA-
Arrow Lake 275HX
```
cargo bench -p dxt-lossless-transform-bc1 --bench transform_standard --features bench
```
Linux E-Core: 50GiB/s
Windows (Any Core): 25GiB/s
Linux P-Core: 3.3GiB/s
WTF? This doesn't make any sense- and I'm not hallucinating, I doublechecked!!
github.com/Sewer56/dxt-...
```
cargo bench -p dxt-lossless-transform-bc1 --bench transform_standard --features bench
```
Linux E-Core: 50GiB/s
Windows (Any Core): 25GiB/s
Linux P-Core: 3.3GiB/s
WTF? This doesn't make any sense- and I'm not hallucinating, I doublechecked!!
github.com/Sewer56/dxt-...
August 3, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Arrow Lake 275HX
```
cargo bench -p dxt-lossless-transform-bc1 --bench transform_standard --features bench
```
Linux E-Core: 50GiB/s
Windows (Any Core): 25GiB/s
Linux P-Core: 3.3GiB/s
WTF? This doesn't make any sense- and I'm not hallucinating, I doublechecked!!
github.com/Sewer56/dxt-...
```
cargo bench -p dxt-lossless-transform-bc1 --bench transform_standard --features bench
```
Linux E-Core: 50GiB/s
Windows (Any Core): 25GiB/s
Linux P-Core: 3.3GiB/s
WTF? This doesn't make any sense- and I'm not hallucinating, I doublechecked!!
github.com/Sewer56/dxt-...
Not the first time I've seen a bug in the tooling, so I'm not surprised.
Never forget `Nights: Journey of Dreams`, which wrote (presumably) environment data from stack memory into the padding of .ONE archives.
Which gives us a nice glimpse into the tooling they used.
Never forget `Nights: Journey of Dreams`, which wrote (presumably) environment data from stack memory into the padding of .ONE archives.
Which gives us a nice glimpse into the tooling they used.
July 27, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Not the first time I've seen a bug in the tooling, so I'm not surprised.
Never forget `Nights: Journey of Dreams`, which wrote (presumably) environment data from stack memory into the padding of .ONE archives.
Which gives us a nice glimpse into the tooling they used.
Never forget `Nights: Journey of Dreams`, which wrote (presumably) environment data from stack memory into the padding of .ONE archives.
Which gives us a nice glimpse into the tooling they used.
Here's how this setup looks like for reference.
I do work from here (remotely), and my non-work code stuff right after.
Maybe I'll game on this one day 😅, I'm always coding soooo much; ahahaha, so often that's a pipe dream!
Oh and I'll eventually need some wall decor that's not certificates.
I do work from here (remotely), and my non-work code stuff right after.
Maybe I'll game on this one day 😅, I'm always coding soooo much; ahahaha, so often that's a pipe dream!
Oh and I'll eventually need some wall decor that's not certificates.
April 21, 2025 at 1:44 AM
Here's how this setup looks like for reference.
I do work from here (remotely), and my non-work code stuff right after.
Maybe I'll game on this one day 😅, I'm always coding soooo much; ahahaha, so often that's a pipe dream!
Oh and I'll eventually need some wall decor that's not certificates.
I do work from here (remotely), and my non-work code stuff right after.
Maybe I'll game on this one day 😅, I'm always coding soooo much; ahahaha, so often that's a pipe dream!
Oh and I'll eventually need some wall decor that's not certificates.
Learn Dependabot with the UK Government!!
April 5, 2025 at 4:13 AM
Learn Dependabot with the UK Government!!
github.com/libratbag/li...
Added support for G502X Plus (including LED) to libratbag.
Bought one, came in today, couldn't rebind it on Linux.
Well, it's now later in the day, and now I can.
Added support for G502X Plus (including LED) to libratbag.
Bought one, came in today, couldn't rebind it on Linux.
Well, it's now later in the day, and now I can.
March 11, 2025 at 7:52 PM
github.com/libratbag/li...
Added support for G502X Plus (including LED) to libratbag.
Bought one, came in today, couldn't rebind it on Linux.
Well, it's now later in the day, and now I can.
Added support for G502X Plus (including LED) to libratbag.
Bought one, came in today, couldn't rebind it on Linux.
Well, it's now later in the day, and now I can.
github.com/Sewer56/stru...
I made a tool for creating and testing 'lossless transforms' that reorganize binary data for maximum compression efficiency.
Like the BC1-BC3 texture ones I made a while back:
sewer56.dev/blog/2025/01...
'Generic marketing chart' for memes included.
I made a tool for creating and testing 'lossless transforms' that reorganize binary data for maximum compression efficiency.
Like the BC1-BC3 texture ones I made a while back:
sewer56.dev/blog/2025/01...
'Generic marketing chart' for memes included.
March 11, 2025 at 5:20 PM
github.com/Sewer56/stru...
I made a tool for creating and testing 'lossless transforms' that reorganize binary data for maximum compression efficiency.
Like the BC1-BC3 texture ones I made a while back:
sewer56.dev/blog/2025/01...
'Generic marketing chart' for memes included.
I made a tool for creating and testing 'lossless transforms' that reorganize binary data for maximum compression efficiency.
Like the BC1-BC3 texture ones I made a while back:
sewer56.dev/blog/2025/01...
'Generic marketing chart' for memes included.
I've used the search engine around a year ago.
It's great, really great.
Only caveat is I don't deep search as much as I used to; so it's a bit of a hard sell in my mind sometimes.
That said, I really, really respect what the folks over there are doing. They're legends.
It's great, really great.
Only caveat is I don't deep search as much as I used to; so it's a bit of a hard sell in my mind sometimes.
That said, I really, really respect what the folks over there are doing. They're legends.
February 26, 2025 at 12:57 PM
I've used the search engine around a year ago.
It's great, really great.
Only caveat is I don't deep search as much as I used to; so it's a bit of a hard sell in my mind sometimes.
That said, I really, really respect what the folks over there are doing. They're legends.
It's great, really great.
Only caveat is I don't deep search as much as I used to; so it's a bit of a hard sell in my mind sometimes.
That said, I really, really respect what the folks over there are doing. They're legends.
Very simple!! 💀 Absolute bamboozlery!! ⚡⚡
Compiling the `bench` target gives you a nice, unrolled joy of SSE2/AVX2. Compiling the `lib` target, doesn't get you that.
That's where the performance difference comes from!! Same compiler settings, but different output on different target.
Compiling the `bench` target gives you a nice, unrolled joy of SSE2/AVX2. Compiling the `lib` target, doesn't get you that.
That's where the performance difference comes from!! Same compiler settings, but different output on different target.
December 22, 2024 at 4:02 PM
Very simple!! 💀 Absolute bamboozlery!! ⚡⚡
Compiling the `bench` target gives you a nice, unrolled joy of SSE2/AVX2. Compiling the `lib` target, doesn't get you that.
That's where the performance difference comes from!! Same compiler settings, but different output on different target.
Compiling the `bench` target gives you a nice, unrolled joy of SSE2/AVX2. Compiling the `lib` target, doesn't get you that.
That's where the performance difference comes from!! Same compiler settings, but different output on different target.
Two functions. One implemented in high level Rust (left), one in Assembly (right).
They both generate the same assembly, but the Rust one is 4x faster when benchmarking; why?🧵
They both generate the same assembly, but the Rust one is 4x faster when benchmarking; why?🧵
December 22, 2024 at 4:02 PM
Two functions. One implemented in high level Rust (left), one in Assembly (right).
They both generate the same assembly, but the Rust one is 4x faster when benchmarking; why?🧵
They both generate the same assembly, but the Rust one is 4x faster when benchmarking; why?🧵