from Diary 2022-01-31 Learning from Disassembly ina_ani@dad of a 1 year and 9 month old (@ina_ani)
Iāve been playing it in the background of my work, and it was quite interesting just to listen to it by ear. I started out by reading schematics of open source hardware (Arduino duemilanove), so I guess Iām a little different from the disassembly group. https://t.co/zAgTP0UXff ina_ani@dad of a 1 year and 9 month old (@ina_ani) I was at least comfortable with schematics, and I had a good mentor.
This is the record of the timeā¦ (not much information) https://t.co/kuVEpYWBG4 ina_ani@dad of a 1 year and 9 month old (@ina_ani) I think @nishioās article, which I joined with you, is more clear on the situation.
When I was first exposed to web services in my first year of college, it was a bulletin board program written in a few dozen lines of Perl, and it was easy to āobserve the contentsā. The decoding part of the request body didnāt make sense to me at first, but that part remained a black box, and I modified it to create games and so on.
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