Skip to main content

When you're running out of code space sometimes yah's gots to hack Here are some ideas

When you're running out of code space sometimes yah's gots to hack Here are some ideas
getting people talking about weird workarounds Some of that discussion has inspired some hackis ideas of my own Also some things I've run into in the past Here're some ideas y'all's welcome to use Judges This is more just a collection of ideas rather than a project of its own not to be considered a contender just some info others might find useful that're a bit too long winded for throwing in the contest's comments section code written in So If you have a project just exceeding 1024 Bytes some of these ideas may be useful for squeezing a little more outta it Before looking here maybe check this document first Thanks Volt in the comments The following may just be utterly ridiculous I'm no expert here And this list is in no way sorted nor all inclusive and may in fact be missing some really important things like using lookup tables rather than math and using direct register writes rather libraries see Radomir Dopieralski logs over at Board and Mechatronic

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Information Technology Act, 2000 (also known as ITA-2000, or the IT Act) (: Cyber Crime Lows :)

The Information Technology Act, 2000 (also known as ITA-2000, or the IT Act) (: Cyber Crime Lows :) The CitationInformation Technology Act, 2000Enacted byParliament of IndiaEnacted9 June 2000Assented to9 June 2000Signed9 May 2000Commenced17 October 2000Introduced byPramod Mahajan Minister of Communications and Information TechnologyAmended byIT (Amendment) Act 2008 The bill was passed in the budget session of 2000 and signed by President K. R. Narayanan on 9 May 2000. The bill was finalised by a group of officials headed by the Minister of Information Technology Pramod Mahajan 68Failure/refusal to comply with ordersImprisonment up to 2 years, or/and with fine up to ₹1,00,00069Failure/refusal to decrypt dataImprisonment up to seven years and possible fine.70Securing access or attempting to secure access to a protected systemImprisonment up to ten years, or/and with fine.71MisrepresentationImprisonment up to 2 years, or/and with fine up to ₹1,00,00072Breach of co...
Post a Comment
Read more

Flipper Zero explained: What to know about the viral hacker tool ( Professional Hacker Used this toll

Flipper Zero explained: What to know about the viral hacker tool ( Professional Hacker Used this toll Flipper Zero explained: What to know about the viral hacker tool The hacking tool blew up on TikTok. Unlike other TikTok trends, it is a powerful tool that can be used by serious pen testers and a learning device for new hackers. Ben Lutkevich, Technical Features Writer Published: 02 Mar 2023 Wireless signals are everywhere. Phones, Wi-Fi networks and bank cards are just a few technologies that use wireless signals to communicate. Hacking them typically requires some cybersecurity knowledge, but Flipper Zero makes it a cinch. Flipper Zero is a toy-like portable hacking tool. The multi-tool is marketed to "geeks," red team hackers and pen testers to expose vulnerabilities in the world around them, like a cybersecurity X-ray. The tool is open source and completed a successful Kickstarter in 2020. The tool gained popularity o...
Post a Comment
Read more

Twitter Hacked - Hackers GDPR threat to Elon Musk We have data of 400 million Twitter user

Hackers ‘GDPR’ threat to Elon Musk: We have data of 400 million Twitter users A hacker has claimed that he has obtained the data of 400 million  Twitter  users and is asking the company CEO  Elon Musk  to buy it so that he can avoid a fine from the EU for  GDPR  data breach. The threat actor has also provided a sample of data as a proof and claims that it includes emails as well as phone numbers of celebrities, politicians, among others How did the hacker get private data The seller, who is reported to be a member of data breach forums named  Ryushi , claims that he/ she got them by exploiting a vulnerability. The hacker says the private data includes emails and phone numbers of people of clout. Alon Gal, co-founder and CTO at Hudson Rock cybersecurity company, posted the details of the hack on LinkedIn Hacker wants to sell data to Musk Reportedly, the seller is trying to strike a deal with Twitter CEO Musk to buy the data to avoid GDPR l...
Post a Comment
Read more