farmdve

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by farmdve 1y ago
For the CEM, I have done no modifications, yet. I have however spent a fair amount of time, reverse engineering the AW55 firmware and have discovered virtually all the maps related to the shifting process, pressures, speeds etc. I have a co
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by farmdve 1y ago
You guessed correctly.
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by farmdve 1y ago
I am actually fascinated by car electronics. I had heavily modified the software on mine, but it was easier than modern stuff, no encryption of the code, and even the checksum code only triggered a DTC with no consequences. The only module
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by farmdve 1y ago
The anti-tamper codes, if any tampering is detected will crash on undefined/unallocated regions. Meaning that if Windows ever were to overwrite that region for whatever reason, will trigger the crash. Such was the case for SecuROM in e
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by farmdve 1y ago
What isn't mentioned in the article is why UD2 is chosen. It is a relic from the SecuROM days, in fact, one of the developers on SecuROM is the one who also works or worked at Denuvo. I would imagine many things from the SecuROM era
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by farmdve 1y ago
Didn't 23andme go bankrupt?
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by farmdve 1y ago
I always enjoyed the near silent Samurai Jack Episodes. Especially the one with the Tower and three possessed soldiers.
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by farmdve 1y ago
I like the concept of the Comma device. If only to get just one feature from it, adaptive cruise control. But it requires for me to not only reverse engineer, but potentially also modify the firmware of my ABS unit to allow it to brake, whi
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by farmdve 1y ago
I fully agree. The word I would describe this is indeed Flat.
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by farmdve 1y ago
It would be an interesting reverse engineering challenge, 20 years down the road when it is more accessible. I spent 1.5+ years on my 2005 car's ECU to reverse engineer most of the maps, since no public tuning files existed. I then wen
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by farmdve 1y ago
I mean I am asking only because my government has failed to fix these roads and we've had protests that lead to nothing. They are the only connection between the rural parts of the country, as in the only ones. You have no choice but t
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by farmdve 1y ago
Hello. How does this suspension handle severely neglected roads with large potholes or even off-road type with say 40-50mph? And I mean regularly, for years?
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by farmdve 1y ago
Sadly it is still only a stop-gap measure. The sun is for all intents and purposes, dying a slow death.
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by farmdve 2y ago
I remember back in the day of the Sony Satio U1, the last Symbian v5 phone, the software was horrendous(screen tearing, random OS freezes) and later, the phone abandoned. I think it was afterwards that Sony and Ericsson split?
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by farmdve 2y ago
I have done extensive reverse engineering of SH2 firmwares, at first I didn't like it, but then found it elegant.
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Ask HN: How can sharing stories on Instagram DDoS my phone?
1 points by farmdve 2y ago|1 comments
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by farmdve 2y ago
He did and so did I, you are just selectively ignoring them and gaslighting us.
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by farmdve 2y ago
It is only plausible based on your own subjective views and cultural projection. As of now, it has no basis on any fact.
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by farmdve 2y ago
Ok, and just because a few countries did it, in what way implies that Bulgaria will? Your arguments have no basis other than "Country A did it, so Bulgaria is also more likely to do it".
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by farmdve 2y ago
For a while in the early 2000s to late 2000s there was a very widespread usage of 4 and 6 replacing the ch and sh sounds. In hindsight, this was more likely to replace the letters 'ч' and 'ш' than Latin letters. However
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by farmdve 2y ago
Well, Bulgaria has a lot of borrowed words now, but I don't see even a hint of switching to the Latin alphabet. Not even a hint.
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by farmdve 2y ago
Yes, what is up with me asking it a question about a subject or something else and it starts lecturing me what the subject is etc. It is never brief, concise, it always has to add these definitions of the subject which I already know.
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by farmdve 2y ago
While we are on the subject of search engines, which search engines still show you like blogs, forum posts and stuff like that? Most of the blogs for obscure projects or problems are no longer even discoverable.
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by farmdve 2y ago
They are annoying, but I quite like the option to choose. I definitely prefer not to have tracking cookies.
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by farmdve 2y ago
Next it's going to teach them the Earth is flat and there are aliens behind the moon.
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by farmdve 2y ago
Same gen but with 2 more cores + Hyperthreading
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by farmdve 2y ago
Maybe it is subjective. For me it made perfect sense. I could not afford a new laptop but could afford rejuvenating an old one.
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by farmdve 2y ago
As I said to the comment above, it makes perfect sense. In 2014 we purchased a dual core Haswell. Almost a decade later I revive the laptop by installing more ram, an SSD and the best possible quad core CPU for that laptop. The gain in proc
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by farmdve 2y ago
I can't say I agree. Back in 2014 a laptop was purchased with a dual-core haswell CPU. 8 years later I revive the laptop by upgrading the CPU to almost the best possible CPU, which is a 4-core 8 thread CPU or 4-core 4 threads, I am uns
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by farmdve 2y ago
These are very obscure, or perhaps I mean to say niche laptop manufacturers. We need this standard for all of them, HP, Lenovo, Acer etc.

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