This guide assumes a stock libreboot image is currently flashed to the bios ROM. If you're looking for a guide for flashing libreboot over the stock rom you can check out this post https://exclusionzone.io/flash-libreboot-to-lenovo-x200/, but I'd suggest googling around as there are more up to date guides

I dug out this old step by step I used to use for setting up Raspberry Pi Zeros as OTG devices. I had lost this for a while, so rather than filing it away somewhere that I may lose track of it again, I figured I’d share it

I’m still waiting on the first print of the 3D printed base I drafted to come in to test fit before I work on the internal chassis model more, but in the mean time I put together a much safer version of the PlugPi with proper heat shrink

WARNING: This project deals with hacking on mains AC power. Please proceed carefully. I've wanted an inconspicuous wall wart style raspberry pi case / enclosure for the longest time, but there aren't many options out there. I've seen the PiPlug developed by the dude that runs n-o-d-e.net, but it wasn't

I recently got a cheap WiFi FPV drone. Specifically the Visuo XS809HW. I can’t legally use it past line of site in the U.S., but I thought it’d be cool to take a shot at boosting the WiFi range. Initially I installed an external antenna

Recently I purchased a rather large Cloud At Cost service plan. It was like $240 for 8 CPUs, 8g memory, and an 80g HDD. That’s pretty great even though the machine crashes and burns wayyy more often than it should. Well I do dig that it’s

I did this write up like a year or so ago, but I want to post it up here in case it disappears; though, I think that’s a long shot. I don’t have the very original write up I did and I’m too lazy

This is a list of talks which I think are pretty great as supplemental study materials for anyone interested in learning a bit of the art and science behind keeping their computers and online presence a bit more secure. I selected these specifically to supplement crypto party workshops and talks,

Welcome to the site Something about a season This is now haiku This is the site’s rebirth. HTML was light and fast, but a pain to update. There might or might not be an influx of content generation and curation following.