2025 End of the Year episode is up!
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Ooh, Uniqlo is bringing back the Tamagotchi😁 .. so ofc my first thought was to go relisten to
Natalie Silvanovich on @unnamedre.com
www.uniqlo.com/sg/en/specia...
New episode with Dan Walters about exploring beyond your modem.
unnamedre.com/episode/76
Radio-craft 1937-06: Vol 8 Iss 12
New episode is up!
We talked with Nathan Emerick about the Spotify CarThing and it's journey to becoming the @deskthing.app :D
unnamedre.com/episode/75
Tech Talk Augusta is on the first Tuesday of each month at Savannah River Brewery at 7:00PM. Please come and visit. We'd love to meet you!
If you have topics you 'd like to speak about, please submit a proposal.
Ebadge ready to go. Has podcast logo and leds blaring.
I’m gearing up for @cyphercon.bsky.social this year. I’m bringing recording gear so interviews are on! @unnamedre.com Stickers will be available.
See you tomorrow. Limited kits and seats so be timely.
🎙️Probably my most vulnerable interview yet...
Catch Darknet Diaries: Kingpin now on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts!
Topic hint: “what can you do with 8 pins?” Hmmm
👀 @hacksterio.bsky.social and @nordicsemi.com are doing a BLE audio design contest with *cash* prizes!
www.hackster.io/contests/Son...
We have an answer! bsky.app/profile/dxtr...
A graphic saying "come see us at" followed by the open hardware summit 2025 logo, and then "May 30-31, 2025 in Edinburgh"
Come and see us at @oshwassociation.bsky.social Summit in Edinburgh May 30-31!
We’ll have a stand, showcasing products past, present, and future! 🎉
Pics?
Mad EE logo: capital on an IC and pcb circuitry.
Bored? Midwest? Need your #reverseenginering? The Mad EE group is hosting Dmitry Grinberg March 12.
Madison Wisconsin Central Library, room 104,
6:30-8:30pm
Come on our, meet some other local hw/fw/sw peeps.
Space is very limited so dm me if you are coming.
Yep that’s basically how it went down…
Jen and Alvaro were recently guests on the @repp.show podcast! We've cross-posted to our feed as well. Check it out!
unnamedre.com/episode/73
@unnamedre.com was a huge inspiration for this show--so we were thrilled @alvarop.com and @rebelbotjen.bsky.social joined us to unpack their origin story, geek out on RE tools, swap soft skill survival tips & share how a Mountain View meetup became a must-listen show. www.repp.show/home/ep-9-gu...
Follow us for more safety tips.
In case you missed it - my talk on non destructive inspection of silicon at 38c3 is now up: media.ccc.de/v/38c3-iris-...
Thanks to everyone who stopped by and said hi at the congress!
Design a PCB, win this competition, and come hang out with me in Edinburgh during the Open Hardware Summit. If you are new to PCB design ping me and I'll do my best to help you out. ♥️
www.hackster.io/contests/boa...
#stickerlife friends, donate to @lasermistress.bsky.social so we can get more great stickers in the world.
Joe Grand is standing outside Camden Town Station in London holding a cardboard sign that says "IG LIVE AMA DEC 18 10 AM PST" amidst a crowd of people.
It's time for another live AMA! If you're curious about cryptocurrency recovery, hardware hacking, engineering, or what I've been up to, feel free to tune in!
When: Wednesday, December 18th
Time: 10AM PST
Where: IG Live
Follow me on IG to be notified when it starts🤘
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A die photo of the Pentium processor with the main functional blocks labeled including the caches, instruction fetch and decode, integer execution, and floating point. The image consists of complex patterns of rectangular regions in reddish and brownish colors. The image zooms in on a small part of the floating point unit giving a detail of an adder and PLA circuit.
Intel launched the Pentium processor in 1993. Unfortunately, dividing sometimes gave a slightly wrong answer, the famous FDIV bug. Replacing the faulty chips cost Intel $475 million. I reverse-engineered the circuitry and can explain the bug. 1/9
