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Today:
- fixed Recent QR Stickers persistence (keeps 10-most recent within the last 2-weeks. Maybe that's too short but it's easy to adjust later.)
- added referral_source attribution for donations 🤑
- fixed camera/photo-library usage description
- added Recent QR Stickers UI

Look how cute this is!! Now available in TestFlight beta v1.4.1 (41)

Anyone got an idea how I can access kernelspace of reality? I'm experimenting with the manipulation of user objects, like translation a human object into a dragon one. But some stupid security rules don't allow a user program to modify other processes. Is there a module system? How can I get the code into kernelspace?

This is a surprisingly interesting blog post. From the title, you might expect it's just a rant or complaint. But it goes into a really interesting discussion about how to get multiple libc implementations to cooperate, how an OS can break apart libc into more modular components like a libsyscall.

jangafx.com/insights/linux-bin

jangafx.comJangaFX - Insight: Linux Binary CompatibilityThe atrocious state of binary compatibility on Linux and how to address it

I got back to working on #HighlightOS , a x86_64 OS (kernel) made from scratch using #assembly & #Rust.

If you're interested in the project, you can go check it out on GitHub:
github.com/adamperkowski/highl

I'm currently working on implementing everything into Rust: github.com/adamperkowski/highl

Everyone is more than welcome to contribute!

GitHubGitHub - adamperkowski/highlightos: 🌄 x86_64 OS (kernel) made from scratch using Assembly & Rust🌄 x86_64 OS (kernel) made from scratch using Assembly & Rust - adamperkowski/highlightos

i still cant work out what i wanna do with my #OSDev project. i feel like i should try and figure out QEmu so that my efforts are the most "real", but that thing feels like such a black hole in terms of documentation

on the other hand building my own #riscv VM seems easy and i wouldn't have to use QEmu, because implementing RV32I opcodes is easy, but then you get into the status and control registers and now things are all super complicated again

i have been here for nearly a year and i never made a #introduction post?

Cheers! I’m a #cpp developer with a background in network engineering, i organize #neurofunk #dnb events and i’m active in #austrian #leftist #politics at Junge Linke.

My Blog has been a bit stale lately but i plan to push more technical, political or philosophical posts to it.

I’m mostly interested in #osdev, #infosec, #cpp, #politics, #netzpolitik and of course #shitposts.

I first joined the Fediverse somewhen in 2019 but started using it actively in early 2022 over at cybre.space (RIP). Nowadays i run my own cozy instance larkspur.one.

Hi everyone, this is my #introduction !

I am a CS student, with my interests ranging from high level stuff (#ai, #webdev) to low level stuff (#osdev, #embedded, #linux). I also like electronics and I love repairing things! #math and #science were once my favorite subjects, and I still read about them when I have the time.

I also have a loose relationship with art: I love #cinema, and sometimes when I'm bored I might draw or write music.

I also love #nature - I would never say no to a hike!