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  1. Avis aux amateurs de préservation et d'architecture hardware : la manette Ms. Pac-Man de Jakks Pacific reste un cas d'école intéressant. Derrière son look de jouet de supermarché se cache un exemple fascinant de démocratisation du retrogaming.

    as-tu joué avec une de ces célèbres manettes ?

    #Retrogaming #HardwareHacking #ArcadePreservation #Emulation #FOSSMeetsRetro

  2. Avis aux amateurs de préservation et d'architecture hardware : la manette Ms. Pac-Man de Jakks Pacific reste un cas d'école intéressant. Derrière son look de jouet de supermarché se cache un exemple fascinant de démocratisation du retrogaming.

    as-tu joué avec une de ces célèbres manettes ?

    #Retrogaming #HardwareHacking #ArcadePreservation #Emulation #FOSSMeetsRetro

  3. Avis aux amateurs de préservation et d'architecture hardware : la manette Ms. Pac-Man de Jakks Pacific reste un cas d'école intéressant. Derrière son look de jouet de supermarché se cache un exemple fascinant de démocratisation du retrogaming.

    as-tu joué avec une de ces célèbres manettes ?

    #Retrogaming #HardwareHacking #ArcadePreservation #Emulation #FOSSMeetsRetro

  4. Avis aux amateurs de préservation et d'architecture hardware : la manette Ms. Pac-Man de Jakks Pacific reste un cas d'école intéressant. Derrière son look de jouet de supermarché se cache un exemple fascinant de démocratisation du retrogaming.

    as-tu joué avec une de ces célèbres manettes ?

    #Retrogaming #HardwareHacking #ArcadePreservation #Emulation #FOSSMeetsRetro

  5. Avis aux amateurs de préservation et d'architecture hardware : la manette Ms. Pac-Man de Jakks Pacific reste un cas d'école intéressant. Derrière son look de jouet de supermarché se cache un exemple fascinant de démocratisation du retrogaming.

    as-tu joué avec une de ces célèbres manettes ?

    #Retrogaming #HardwareHacking #ArcadePreservation #Emulation #FOSSMeetsRetro

  6. I used to take apart electronics when I was very young mainly because it was cool to see what was inside these common electronics around the house. Kind of wish I stuck with that curiosity because lately I've been interested in hardware hacking and I realized I'm revisiting past interests from 15+ years ago. This post was very interesting to see what tools exist today but I was curious if anyone has their own recommended list? Anyone else do this as a hobby or career?
    #HardwareHacking #IoT

    redfoxsec.com/blog/getting-sta

  7. I used to take apart electronics when I was very young mainly because it was cool to see what was inside these common electronics around the house. Kind of wish I stuck with that curiosity because lately I've been interested in hardware hacking and I realized I'm revisiting past interests from 15+ years ago. This post was very interesting to see what tools exist today but I was curious if anyone has their own recommended list? Anyone else do this as a hobby or career?
    #HardwareHacking #IoT

    redfoxsec.com/blog/getting-sta

  8. I used to take apart electronics when I was very young mainly because it was cool to see what was inside these common electronics around the house. Kind of wish I stuck with that curiosity because lately I've been interested in hardware hacking and I realized I'm revisiting past interests from 15+ years ago. This post was very interesting to see what tools exist today but I was curious if anyone has their own recommended list? Anyone else do this as a hobby or career?
    #HardwareHacking #IoT

    redfoxsec.com/blog/getting-sta

  9. I used to take apart electronics when I was very young mainly because it was cool to see what was inside these common electronics around the house. Kind of wish I stuck with that curiosity because lately I've been interested in hardware hacking and I realized I'm revisiting past interests from 15+ years ago. This post was very interesting to see what tools exist today but I was curious if anyone has their own recommended list? Anyone else do this as a hobby or career?
    #HardwareHacking #IoT

    redfoxsec.com/blog/getting-sta

  10. I used to take apart electronics when I was very young mainly because it was cool to see what was inside these common electronics around the house. Kind of wish I stuck with that curiosity because lately I've been interested in hardware hacking and I realized I'm revisiting past interests from 15+ years ago. This post was very interesting to see what tools exist today but I was curious if anyone has their own recommended list? Anyone else do this as a hobby or career?
    #HardwareHacking #IoT

    redfoxsec.com/blog/getting-sta

  11. 🚩The Hardware CTF is live - challenges, right on the badge in your hands!
    Power it up, start probing, play the music, and capture some flags! Beginners welcome, our team’s on hand if you get stuck.

    📖Guide : zurl.co/OaPil
    #CTF #HardwareHacking #InfoSec #BSidesDublin

  12. 🚩The Hardware CTF is live - challenges, right on the badge in your hands!
    Power it up, start probing, play the music, and capture some flags! Beginners welcome, our team’s on hand if you get stuck.

    📖Guide : zurl.co/OaPil
    #CTF #HardwareHacking #InfoSec #BSidesDublin

  13. 🚩The Hardware CTF is live - challenges, right on the badge in your hands!
    Power it up, start probing, play the music, and capture some flags! Beginners welcome, our team’s on hand if you get stuck.

    📖Guide : zurl.co/OaPil
    #CTF #HardwareHacking #InfoSec #BSidesDublin

  14. AI coding agents get much more interesting when they can touch real hardware. I used Codex to compile, upload, monitor serial consoles, analyze failures, and iterate on two ESP32-based T-Beam boards until a BLE file-transfer bug in fresh C++ #Reticulum interface was fixed.

    Hardware-in-the-loop debugging feels like a real shift and shifts the development cycle into 6th gear.

    salemdata.net/johnpress/?p=710

    #AI #EmbeddedSystems #ESP32 #Bluetooth #IoT #HardwareHacking

  15. AI coding agents get much more interesting when they can touch real hardware. I used Codex to compile, upload, monitor serial consoles, analyze failures, and iterate on two ESP32-based T-Beam boards until a BLE file-transfer bug in fresh C++ #Reticulum interface was fixed.

    Hardware-in-the-loop debugging feels like a real shift and shifts the development cycle into 6th gear.

    salemdata.net/johnpress/?p=710

    #AI #EmbeddedSystems #ESP32 #Bluetooth #IoT #HardwareHacking

  16. AI coding agents get much more interesting when they can touch real hardware. I used Codex to compile, upload, monitor serial consoles, analyze failures, and iterate on two ESP32-based T-Beam boards until a BLE file-transfer bug in fresh C++ #Reticulum interface was fixed.

    Hardware-in-the-loop debugging feels like a real shift and shifts the development cycle into 6th gear.

    salemdata.net/johnpress/?p=710

    #AI #EmbeddedSystems #ESP32 #Bluetooth #IoT #HardwareHacking

  17. AI coding agents get much more interesting when they can touch real hardware. I used Codex to compile, upload, monitor serial consoles, analyze failures, and iterate on two ESP32-based T-Beam boards until a BLE file-transfer bug in fresh C++ #Reticulum interface was fixed.

    Hardware-in-the-loop debugging feels like a real shift and shifts the development cycle into 6th gear.

    salemdata.net/johnpress/?p=710

    #AI #EmbeddedSystems #ESP32 #Bluetooth #IoT #HardwareHacking

  18. AI coding agents get much more interesting when they can touch real hardware. I used Codex to compile, upload, monitor serial consoles, analyze failures, and iterate on two ESP32-based T-Beam boards until a BLE file-transfer bug in fresh C++ #Reticulum interface was fixed.

    Hardware-in-the-loop debugging feels like a real shift and shifts the development cycle into 6th gear.

    salemdata.net/johnpress/?p=710

    #AI #EmbeddedSystems #ESP32 #Bluetooth #IoT #HardwareHacking

  19. Taking a trip back to the mid 2000s with my last media player before switching to a smartphone.

    I tried to flash mod it by replacing the old spinning IDE hard drive with an SD card. It was a bit of a disaster, but we still explore the classic software interface and test how video and audio playback fares today.

    Watch on PeerTube: tube.devwithzachary.com/w/obPP
    Or on YouTube: youtu.be/X_rzqGQ8d4w

    #RetroTech #CreativeZen #HardwareHacking #PeerTube #Fediverse #TechRestoration #VintageTech

  20. Taking a trip back to the mid 2000s with my last media player before switching to a smartphone.

    I tried to flash mod it by replacing the old spinning IDE hard drive with an SD card. It was a bit of a disaster, but we still explore the classic software interface and test how video and audio playback fares today.

    Watch on PeerTube: tube.devwithzachary.com/w/obPP
    Or on YouTube: youtu.be/X_rzqGQ8d4w

    #RetroTech #CreativeZen #HardwareHacking #PeerTube #Fediverse #TechRestoration #VintageTech

  21. Taking a trip back to the mid 2000s with my last media player before switching to a smartphone.

    I tried to flash mod it by replacing the old spinning IDE hard drive with an SD card. It was a bit of a disaster, but we still explore the classic software interface and test how video and audio playback fares today.

    Watch on PeerTube: tube.devwithzachary.com/w/obPP
    Or on YouTube: youtu.be/X_rzqGQ8d4w

    #RetroTech #CreativeZen #HardwareHacking #PeerTube #Fediverse #TechRestoration #VintageTech

  22. Taking a trip back to the mid 2000s with my last media player before switching to a smartphone.

    I tried to flash mod it by replacing the old spinning IDE hard drive with an SD card. It was a bit of a disaster, but we still explore the classic software interface and test how video and audio playback fares today.

    Watch on PeerTube: tube.devwithzachary.com/w/obPP
    Or on YouTube: youtu.be/X_rzqGQ8d4w

    #RetroTech #CreativeZen #HardwareHacking #PeerTube #Fediverse #TechRestoration #VintageTech

  23. Taking a trip back to the mid 2000s with my last media player before switching to a smartphone.

    I tried to flash mod it by replacing the old spinning IDE hard drive with an SD card. It was a bit of a disaster, but we still explore the classic software interface and test how video and audio playback fares today.

    Watch on PeerTube: tube.devwithzachary.com/w/obPP
    Or on YouTube: youtu.be/X_rzqGQ8d4w

    #RetroTech #CreativeZen #HardwareHacking #PeerTube #Fediverse #TechRestoration #VintageTech

  24. status = “OPEN”;

    The Robotic Hacking Community CFP for DEF CON 34 is live.

    Robots are everywhere. The security research is not.

    Bring us the weird, practical, technical stuff: AI/autonomy attacks, ROS2/DDS/RTPS, sensor spoofing, firmware, cloud APIs, sim-to-real, defensive design.

    technical_depth ✔ required
    working_PoC ✔ strongly preferred
    vendor_pitch ✘ auto-reject

    Deadline: June 14, 2026
    Las Vegas · August 6–9, 2026
    robotichackingcommunity.com/cfp.html

    #DEFCON #Cybersecurity #InfoSec #Robotics #RobotSecurity #AISecurity #HardwareHacking

  25. The ESP32 Has Quietly Become One of the Most Interesting Hacker Devices Alive

    Expensive hardware often becomes ornamental. People baby it. They curate it. They build identities around owning it. Cheap hardware gets modified until it resembles evidence recovered from a flooded basement.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  26. The ESP32 Has Quietly Become One of the Most Interesting Hacker Devices Alive

    Expensive hardware often becomes ornamental. People baby it. They curate it. They build identities around owning it. Cheap hardware gets modified until it resembles evidence recovered from a flooded basement.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  27. The ESP32 Has Quietly Become One of the Most Interesting Hacker Devices Alive

    Expensive hardware often becomes ornamental. People baby it. They curate it. They build identities around owning it. Cheap hardware gets modified until it resembles evidence recovered from a flooded basement.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  28. The ESP32 Has Quietly Become One of the Most Interesting Hacker Devices Alive

    Expensive hardware often becomes ornamental. People baby it. They curate it. They build identities around owning it. Cheap hardware gets modified until it resembles evidence recovered from a flooded basement.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  29. The ESP32 Has Quietly Become One of the Most Interesting Hacker Devices Alive

    Expensive hardware often becomes ornamental. People baby it. They curate it. They build identities around owning it. Cheap hardware gets modified until it resembles evidence recovered from a flooded basement.

    cha1nc0der.wordpress.com/2026/

  30. Anyone interested in my journey tearing down some AirTies Air 4920 ? (a really annoying WiFi Mesh extender that is firmware coupled to an ISP and specific routing setup).

    AFAICT nobody else has done this yet, but it's also not super exciting...I managed to solder in some UART pins and get to the pre-boot environment as well as the busybox shell.

    I'm debating whether to just mess around with it for my own interest or spend a bit of time documenting it and making a post on my site about it.

    #hardware #hardwarehacking #airties #air4920 #uart #serial