Tomasz Mloduchowski

A 41 TB filesystem, two kernels that didn't know about each other, and the ~320 KB of writes that brought it all back.

I've spent more time than I'd like to admit flashing SD cards, burning ISOs to USB sticks, and dd-ing images onto drives just to boot a machine into something different for twenty minutes. The tooling exists, the images exist — the friction...

Connecting external PCI Express devices to Raspberry Pi was one thing. This time the question was simpler, but somehow more annoying: what's the laziest possible way to get files from a NAS onto a device that only understands USB mass storage?

Every D&D or BG3 build discussion eventually hits the same argument: greatsword (2d6) or greataxe (1d12)? The greatsword has a higher mean. The greataxe has a better crit. Most guides pick a side and wave their hands.

In fall of 2023, I had the pleasure of sharing my experiences as a private pilot and aircraft builder with fellow attendees at Hackaday SuperConference.

Configuring, managing or simply debugging a headless Raspberry Pi is a common problem - compared to the diminutive size of the Pi, the monitor, keyboard (though good wireless pocket-size units exist) take up a disproportionate amount of space. Noneth

Raspberry Pi 4 differs significantly from prior version - the processor architecture is different, the bootloader structure is different, the board layout is different (including the PCI Express availability leading to the hack described prior).

Connecting external PCI Express devices to Raspberry Pi 4 B+ - since this is the first Raspberry Pi with proper PCI Express interface, it begged to be attempted.

UK infosec community has been plunged into a surprising weekend. Around 3pm BST on Friday, phones started ringing with information on the ransomware attack on the National Health Service.