so your name isn't mista zozin?

yea, and they do quality inspections during performance reviews. so make sure to avoid diarrhea.

didn't think i could hate adobe more than i already do.

trying to work with the pdf format and i have gained some much appreciation and respect for people who created libraries to work with this God awful abomination.

more like irish

real

my allocators don't free memory. it's an allocator, not a freer.

I sent an ethernet packet

Not an incredible achievement all things considered, but when you're building a networking stack on a microcontroller from the ground up, you have to take the little wins.

I wrote about debugging and some of the tooling I wrote to hit that first crucial milestone.

thinking of posting more here. i'll just copy my twitter posts here but with links to the things mentioned (hopefully they don't punish links like twitter)

array `shift` in v8: github.com/frida/v8/blo...

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pretty cool that this app uses sqlite.

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