Author Archives: makomk
Clean up and post week!
Not blogged much lately. However, there’s a whole bunch of stuff I’ve been up to that hasn’t been in any suitable condition to make public or that I just plain haven’t got around to yet. (Well, one or two thing, … Continue reading
Running SOSSE on Atmega163 cards
There’s an interesting issue in SOSSE that prevents it from running right on some Atmega163-based smartcards if you just make the obvious changes to port it. The usual symptom is that the card ATRs correctly, but won’t listen to any … Continue reading
Arduino-based Funcard programmer
Some months ago, I hacked up some existing Arduino-based AVR programming code (avr910_ard.pde) in order to program Funcards with it. You can download it here. If you’re not familiar with Funcards, they’re basically standard AT90S8515 AVR microcontrollers in smartcard format. … Continue reading
xkcd plus Google = fun
Having read today’s xkcd, I wonder how quickly the number of Google results for 1girl10000cups, 2girls(5+3i)cups, 65536girls65536cups, and 3frenchhens2turtledoves1cup will increase.
v4l-dvb-experimental and v4l-dvb-makomk are dying
Edit: I’ve now backported the neccesary changes to v4l-dvb-makomk in order to make it compile on 2.6.24 (it was actually easier than I expected). In case you haven’t noticed, both Markus’ v4l-dvb-experimental and my v4l-dvb-makomk are slowly dying. (v4l-dvb-experimental can … Continue reading
Scientology
Scientology scares me. Then again, even the IRS seems to be afraid of them.
Mercurial repositories back up
Well, that’s the Mercurial repositories back up. I think that should be the last of the public-facing stuff; the rest can wait.
My VPS got rooted T-T
Well, I managed to get my new VPS set up and working. Then random programs started segfaulting, to the point where it wouldn’t boot up. I pulled the affected programs off and ran clanscan over them – they were infected … Continue reading
Well, here goes nothing…
Finally got round to reinstalling WordPress after the bout of massive filesystem corruption that took out the last installation (along with the rest of the virtual server it was installed on). It’s only two or three months since then… This … Continue reading