https://github.com/thenickdude/PetzA Here's a mod that allows the player to do debug-level stuff in the game. I have always been fascinated by this kind of stuff. Maybe I'll recreate my own small version, just to learn.

 

I'll compile a small reading list on the subject also. What's interesting is how there's vastly more resources for this than for something like digital forensics. (from what I saw)

https://www.starcubelabs.com/reverse-engineering-gba/ - I'd be interested in understanding romhacking further.

https://www.starcubelabs.com/reverse-engineering-ds/ - same but for a DS game

https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/y8hb6z/wrote_a_blog_post_about_work_i_did/ - Cracking the compression algorithm for a DS game. Also people seem to like OP's writing style, I should take some notes.

https://medium.com/@valeriy.krygin/reverse-engineering-a-videogame-part-1-know-your-tools-7906f9bd0e3e some article idk I want to check it later

https://github.com/kovidomi/game-reversing - general basics

https://ssno.cc/posts/reversing-tac-1-4-2025/ - CoD anticheat analysis

https://connorjaydunn.github.io/blog/posts/denuvo-analysis/ - Denuvo Analysis. There seems to be a lot on the subject

I'd also be interested in finding material for more complex and modern games, too...

Maybe I should be putting an effort to backing up all that data in a personal library or something... Could be useful.

While trying to find a reverse engineering report to imitate, I stumbled upon these lovely malware analysis writeups. They have screenshots and everything so might be good for reference.

https://github.com/itaymigdal/malware-analysis-writeups

 

This seems decent formatting wise. https://vaktibabat.github.io/posts/Analyzing_A_Trojan_Horse/

Anti-Matter

Reality can be stranger then fiction sometimes.

Cloaked Civilization

Someone told me about cold boot attack so I'll journal it here too. It's forensics related. To summarize, it is about saving the PC's RAM until it gets erased.

 

What's interesting is the lower the temperature, the longer the period of time the information is available for.

I found these 2 russian articles interesting. I'd summarize, but I feel it's a bit too much effort now.

https://xakep.ru/2008/02/28/42561/

https://xakep.ru/2023/01/17/cold-boot-attack/ - this is a recent one that actually explains how to do it with a flash drive. But you need a subscription to access the full article. Maybe I will get it one day.

 

Also there's an announced game on steam by the same name idk.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3164740/Cold_Boot_Attack/

Interesting /osint/ challenge site. I found out about from this video: YouTube: SSLyQZ1TPSI

 

https://gralhix.com/

 

The ones in the video look more like geoguessr challenges THOUGH. Which I suppose is a subset of OSINT. Personally, I love structured challenges, so I think this is a good find.

Running DOOM on TempleOS (holy f*ck

Bend over and find out.

I'll answer seriously. The real question is in the first moment, why someone would like that. Let's imagine a common homosexual fetish like shit eating for example. At some point it must have seemed normal enough to just try sticking your tongue in some shit. What turns it into a fetish though is rewarding yourself with an orgasm each time you do to the point you create a path of behavior that releases chemicals needed in the brain. So what possesses someone to try in the first place? Social instruction embedded in cultural brainwash? Sadness and pain? Self loathing? The mere fact it is forbidden alone is not enough of an explanation, otherwise everyone would be doing it and it would no longer be taboo so no one would do it anymore.

😢

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qEDRBs0iBxI - 3d model in desmos

goodness gracious

what the FUCK?! desmos is a CHEAT CODE for the SATs???

This would be true if some faggot didn’t make Desmos Texas state testing Standard

 

 

However a lot of what he says is still true.

Oh boy.

Would you make one? or an article?

I do also sometimes encounter things that are not spoken of. I think it's good to elaborate on them at least somewhere.

Perhaps one day I could make a chemiball comic or something to inform my audience.

Very Doubtful.

Now I'm thinking an antiverse is when they write a verse without rhythm and rhymes.

Mk

Yesh

what's your credentials son do you have a big fancy degree?

No, I just like chemiball.

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intressang concept

Good web browser, has krautchan.rip over krautchan.org in listings.

I’m surprised by how big the prehistoric ones were.

Ok

https://eater.net/quaternions

https://evolvecode.io/hyperspace/index.html

 

And

 

https://www.geogebra.org/m/twfwsxb9

https://www.kavang.com/atom

I think what "hallucination" means (at least from what I read) that when there is no data in the training set in it's "memory" then it comes up with something that likely exists irl.

The example is that it was referring to a package on github that didn't exist and listed as a dependency for some application (I think it was some aliexpress api stuff), but the name of the package he composed from relevant snippets, and it sounded likely such thing exist.

Thing is, these LLMs, chatbots, autocompletes, aren't occupied by giving an answer or checking facts, but by generating a text that sounds human, sounds believable.

hmmm...I kinda agree, but because Math is perfect, not because language isn't. But math is just...Different kind of "perfect", it's almost divine and it replicates in the universe or quarks. "As above, so below", "Your kingdom come, your will be done".

 

I kind of understand what you say? there is no more room to improve AI with the CURRENT models, that's half true, we can still use this "AI Language" but do bigger datacenters, you will not have a ferrari but your car will be faster.

 

 

it's relative because it depends on what outcome you want it to be. If I learn about programming and ask chatgpt "hey give me this code, hey this is a mistake, fix it, hey there is another mistake" he will just give you the code and generic text. But if you TALK to the AI and ask why something happen, it can actually teach you why something is like it is, and how can you do that.

 

Again, only with coding and programming, I didn't test it with anything else, but it's really good to teach how to develop your skills on coding.

Welcome to the Dystopia. The internet is censored all to heck nowadays.