Why should we learn assembly? In a quest to speed up code for my compilers course, I encountered quite a neat but nasty little critter. This is why you should learn some assembly!

Patching the MacOS kernel drivers for fun. This was the story of untangling the inner workings of `AppleAHCIPort.kext`, by an amateur. Really, I don't know what I'm doing.

This is an overview of digital circuitry covering topics such as logic levels and the operation of transistors within integrated circuits from the perspective of hobbyists.

I hope to shed some light on one of Holst's hidden gems; take some time to admire, analyze and discuss various aspects of this forgotten masterpiece of late-Romanticism.

A collection of small, fun and cute proofs that are quite small, fun and cute. Today, let's talk about dividing by zero (not exactly your garden-variety proof here).

This long overdue post of a close look at a vulnerability within the Javascript engine of 64-bit Firefox 65 on Linux (Ubuntu 18.04). I have never written a single browser exploit, so this should be fun.

Welcome to the "Turing Adventures" series where I look back at my adventures with an educational language called "Turing" - which was widely used in the Ontario Computer Science 10 curriculum. Today, we'll attempt to add a garbage collector to a language that's pretty garbage.

We'll explore reverse engineering Hopper v4. We'll go through how they do their license checks and see if we can bypass that.