Who is resolving my names? Let's say I have a Linux network namespace, with just a Wireguard interface moved from the main netns, as described in the Wireguard documentation; all traffic must go through Wireguard, as it's the only way out. This solution is fairly neat, since it lets you isolate some processes and force
Sending AT commands to the modem of a Pixel 4a ATtention commands are a kind of command protocol spoken by telephone modems since the early 1980s. Amazingly, this protocol is still alive in some form today on modern smart phones and other telephony devices. The world of cellular modems and AT commands is a bit mired in obscurity, but despite
Developing using Visual Studio Code with Nix Flakes One thing that irks me about Visual Studio Code is that, as an Electron app, there can only really be one instance of it running at a time. While this has its advantages, a notable downside of this is that the environment of a given Visual Studio Code window will
Inside the Triforce Main Board Bootrom - BS1 The Triforce arcade platform is essentially a GameCube sandwiched between some other custom SEGA and Namco hardware, and the ham and cheese of that sandwich is the main board: A nearly-stock GameCube motherboard that looks identical to the DOL-001 variant. Of course, it's not 100% identical. One of the most
Triforce NAND Type-3 Teardown I am tearing down a NAND Type-3 Triforce arcade unit. It's a little bit banged up, but supposedly it works. I am a hardware n00b, but I will try not to 8-bit-guy myself and blow it up. (Sorry, David.) The screw threading for almost every screw is messed up, so
Sorry, Wrong Number: Debugging a Crash under Wine On December 3rd, 2021, a friend of mine needed help: their program was crashing on Wine, and they wanted to know how to fix it. (And I'm only getting around to publishing this now, several months later. I'm a bit disorganized...) Normally, the answer to this question is not very
