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Learning Linux Kernel Modules Using COM Binary Support

Posted on April 13, 2025 by Maya Posch
Illustration of author surveying the fruits of his labor by Bomberanian

Have you ever felt the urge to make your own private binary format for use in Linux? Perhaps you have looked at creating the smallest possible binary when compiling a …read more Continue reading Learning Linux Kernel Modules Using COM Binary Support→

Posted in executable, linux kernel modules, software development, software hacks

Hacking a Cheap Rechargeable Lamp With Non-Standard USB-C Connector

Posted on April 12, 2025 by Maya Posch

Recently [Dillan Stock] over at The Stock Pot YouTube channel bought a $17 ‘mushroom’ lamp from his local Kmart that listed ‘USB-C rechargeable’ as one of its features, the only problem …read more Continue reading Hacking a Cheap Rechargeable Lamp With Non-Standard USB-C Connector→

Posted in ESP32, Reverse-engineering, teardown, USB-C

Tracing the #!: How the Linux Kernel Handles the Shebang

Posted on April 12, 2025 by Maya Posch

One of the delights in Bash, zsh, or whichever shell tickles your fancy in your OSS distribution of choice, is the ease of which you can use scripts. These can …read more Continue reading Tracing the #!: How the Linux Kernel Handles the Shebang→

Posted in linux hacks, Linux kernel, Shell Script

Creating a Somatosensory Pathway From Human Stem Cells

Posted on April 12, 2025 by Maya Posch

Human biology is very much like that of other mammals, and yet so very different in areas where it matters. One of these being human neurology, with aspects like the …read more Continue reading Creating a Somatosensory Pathway From Human Stem Cells→

Posted in Biology, Organoids, Science

Using Integer Addition to Approximate Float Multiplication

Posted on April 11, 2025 by Maya Posch

Once the domain of esoteric scientific and business computing, floating point calculations are now practically everywhere. From video games to large language models and kin, it would seem that a …read more Continue reading Using Integer Addition to Approximate Float Multiplication→

Posted in floating point, FPU, gpu, software development, software hacks

Improving Magnetoplasmadynamic Ion Thrusters With Superconductors

Posted on April 10, 2025 by Maya Posch

Ion thrusters are an amazing spacecraft propulsion technology, providing very high efficiency with relatively little fuel. Yet getting one to produce more thrust than that required to lift a sheet …read more Continue reading Improving Magnetoplasmadynamic Ion Thrusters With Superconductors→

Posted in ion drive, Space, Space Propulsion

FreeDOS 1.4 Released

Posted on April 8, 2025 by Maya Posch

Even in 2025 there are still many applications for a simple Disk Operating System (DOS), whether this includes running legacy software (including MS-DOS games & Windows 3.x), or (embedded) systems …read more Continue reading FreeDOS 1.4 Released→

Posted in freedos, News, Operating Systems, software development

Why USB-C Splitters Can Cause Magic Smoke Release

Posted on April 7, 2025 by Maya Posch

Using USB for powering devices is wonderful, as it frees us from a tangle of incompatible barrel & TRS connectors, not to mention a veritable gaggle of proprietary power connectors. …read more Continue reading Why USB-C Splitters Can Cause Magic Smoke Release→

Posted in PSA, Tech Hacks, USB-C, USB-C PD

Teardown of a Scam Ultrasonic Cleaner

Posted on April 3, 2025 by Maya Posch

Everyone knows that ultrasonic cleaners are great, but not every device that’s marketed as an ultrasonic cleaner is necessarily such a device. In a recent video on the Cheap & Cheerful …read more Continue reading Teardown of a Scam Ultrasonic Cleaner→

Posted in Hardware, Scam, ultrasonic cleaning

Remembering Betty Webb: Bletchley Park & Pentagon Code Breaker

Posted on April 3, 2025 by Maya Posch

On 31 March of this year we had to bid farewell to Charlotte Elizabeth “Betty” Webb (née Vine-Stevens) at the age of 101. She was one of the cryptanalysts who …read more Continue reading Remembering Betty Webb: Bletchley Park & Pentagon Code Breaker→

Posted in Bletchley Park, Hackaday Columns, obituary

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