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We shipped!

I have been working here for about a year and a half now, and after all this hard work, we finally shipped out our first appliances yesterday! It was quite a hectic day the past two days. I went in early Sunday evening to celebrate with everyone, and then

Phiral Challenge

I found this little writeup I did a while back on Jon Ericson's little challenge he posted way back. Thought I'd through it up on the blog. Phiral Challenge Explained - By omin0us (anthony.lineberry - gmail - com) http://dtors.org phiral.com is th

SoCal Linux Expo

Just saw the pics from the SoCal Linux Expo (SCaLE). I look kind of rediculous. Here is a picture of me on the Weakest Geek trivia panel with (from left to right in the photo): Jono Bacon (From the Ubunutu Project)

New domain

Finally purchased a real domain for this site. I've been trying to grab dtors.net for the past few years, but the guy who owns it (and doesn't do shit with it) keeps renewing it. so i finally said fuck it and bought dtors.org. A bit of a nice upgrade from

Compilation

Been a little bit since I've posted again. Well, I just turned 23 last month. And this month marks my 1 year anniversary at NeuralIQ. Its flown by fast. And I still love it. Yesterday I had to interview a new engineer. It was kind of weird being on the oth

Framebuffer Console

Last night I was messing a bit with the ominOS kernel code, and wrote a framebuffer console driver, and it plugged into my tty driver perfectly and for the most part had no problems. Kind of nice.

Reversing ExitProcess()

Apparently in the midst of redesigning my blog the other day I wiped out the post I had on reversing ExitProcess inside windows kernel32.dll. I wondered Why I was seeing 2 calls to the NtTerminateProcess system call for every 1 call to ExitProcess() in

Debug Kernel Code using Bochs

This small tutorial will describe the process for debugging kernel code using bochs x86 emulator and the ominOS, kernel I wrote, as an example. Requirments: As far as i know, in my example, you m

BinDiff 2.0.... wow, christmas

I am about 3 months behind, but I was just reading Halvar Flake's blog posting about his newly released BinDiff plugin for IDA Pro. Its a little too ex

New Layout

Here is my new site design. Back to the basics. Damn son. On that note, how in the hell did I never start using `screen` before? Wow... best unix tool I've found in a while.

First Class Functions in C

First off and off topic, I hate this blogs design now. I'm really thinking of switching to some legit CMS rather than my own crap. But I just really enjoy the simplicity of my own, and knowing that after all these years, its essentially bug free and secure

My Favorite Greasemonkey Scrip

So I decided I would post my most used greasemonkey scripts on my blog for anyone else who'd like them. Mostly just scripts for Gmail, Digg, etc. Actually, the Gmail ones might not work now that Gmail rolled out their new code. Anyway here are the scripts.

I have a herd!

I have a herd of dogs now. Stephen had her puppies today. 4 of em. 3 boys and a girl. The last one is about half the size of the rest.

Flock again. The last time I tried it was back in 2005 at Barcamp up in the Bay Area after talking to some of the Flock team members a bit. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Flock, its basicall