uvok cheetah 🇩🇪 @uvok@vulpine.club

Uvok my name
I am of chee
I want no fame
But I like tea

I love the snow
And when there's ice
Temperatures low
I think that's nice

I also like
To read a book
And go by bike
And be a cook

I like to know
'bout tech a lot
But I say no
I am no bot

I am so shy
Hide in my box
I dunno why -

But there's no locks
So visit me
And give a hug
I am a chee
And might bring luck

#introduction #rhyming #poem

Tea is mocking me
"If you wanna live, you have to do something"

Okay, short introduction.
After studying electrical engineering, I code for a living, for nearly five years now.
Embedded development (microcontroller) in C it is, and also C# / .NET (WPF) development.

My life:

"Oh! I still wanted to listen to these podcasts.
Oh, I have to to the dishes!
Oh, I wanted to finish reading the newspaper!
Oh, I need to clean this room!

oh! Day's over? D: I finished nothing. And I wanted to do $project some time... why do I never find time to do it?"

🖼

This is a lasagna I made on the weekend

Read into the topic, my question was actually nonsense.
The report descriptor says "send 64 packages, each 8 bits long". So I can't assign it any meaning via the HID report descriptor.

Yay, #reverseengineering goes on...

Reverse-Engineering a USB protocol be like: "Oh, I know what that packet means!" ...
5 minutes later
"Oh... no I don't"

Hiya Fediverse. I have an USB Gadget which is only provided with a Windows software. It communicates using the USB HID protocol. I already recorded some traffic with Wireshark/USBpcap.
Is there any (free) tool which makes decoding the protocol easier, i.e. matching the URB_INTERRUPT bytes to the HID descriptor?
I startpaged around a bit and couldn't find anything.

Dear #mozilla
Regarding your DNS over HTTPS plans:
at least make the opt-out easy (not some obscure about:config flag).
I'm running a #PiHole (to block facebook et al.), and want to keep using it.
Sincerely, a grumpy cat that recently switched from Chromium to #Firefox.
#doh

The ones mentioned in the first paragraph are the ones I worked with / have experience with, that's why they're mentioned first

#Electronics are amazing.
#Microcontrollers are amazing.
There's Atmel ATmega, Atmel ATtiny, TI MSP430, a whole huge load of various Cortex-M based controllers.
There's chips with connectivity included like ESP32, ESP8266, NRF24, NRF52, and many, many, many more.

Wow.

Listening in on Router Advertisement packages in my home network via #wireshark to find out what various options in my router mean
#ipv6

*happy cheetah noises*
Moved my PiHole from a Raspi1B to a Raspi3B+.

Interessant, wie die C[DS]U versucht, Panik zu schüren. Haben sie etwa Angst vor Machtverlust?
Allein dafür hätten sie es verdient, unter 5% zu fallen -.-

Union und FDP : Warnung vor "Albtraum" Rot-Rot-Grün | tagesschau.de

https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/spd-koalitionsoption-rot-rot-gruen-103.html

Stuff you can do with an ePaper.

Public Service Announcement

A cup full of lube falling over gives quite a mess. And quite a slip hazard.

I mean, "sitting around on my computer/smartphone, idly browsing the web; and constantly looking at Telegram chats" doesn't really count, right?

What are my hobbies actually? Do I even have any?

Also, I got to cuddle with a fursuit for full three hours. Best thing in 2019

Ordered some electronics stuff from AliExpress.
I'll forget about it.
In 4 weeks: OHHH, great :3