Posts
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Nuclear reactors taught me to ship software
Watchstanding, casualty drills, and pre-task briefs map onto code review, on-call, and disaster recovery more cleanly than any management book I have ever read.
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process-thing: An LSB Watermarker for upload-thing, Written in Rust via Neon
A Rust npm package that embeds invisible watermarks in the least significant bit of every red channel pixel. Built for upload-thing image preprocessing. Cross-compiled for 7 platforms. The README is one paragraph.
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Rust in Peace: How to Hijack Node.js with a Single Require
Discover how to exploit the Node.js ecosystem with Rust-based supply chain malware. Learn about the vulnerabilities in npm packages and how a single require line can compromise JavaScript projects. Explore security measures to prevent such attacks.
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The Difference Between Publishers and Developers
A lot of the time whenever gamers have a problem they blame the developers. But who are they really mad at? Time to take a breath and actually learn who is doing what to whom and how often.
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Stop Killing Games: A Pricing Thought Experiment
After talking with industry and business professionals a very interesting example or better yet expectation of what will happen was put forward by people in business.
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The Flaws of the #StopKillingGames Initiative: A Developer’s Perspective
Surprise, I am not a fan of the Stop Killing Games initiative. It is a flawed approach to addressing the issues in the gaming industry. Let me explain why.
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Origins of Foo and Bar
Foo and Bar — where did they come from?
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Embedded AI
Unlocking the potential of the Milk-V Duo with embedded AI and Linux-based interrupt handling
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What is RISC-V?
What is RISC V, why is it so cool? Why is it so important?
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Developers in the Job Market
Recent studies reveal an alarming increase in fake job postings. This article explores the economic implications of fake job postings and the challenges faced by job seekers in the current market.