Running a Minecraft Server and more on a 1960s UNIVAC Computer
18 bit registers, 90kb of memory, ones' complement, powered by RISC-V.
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An Analysis of Poptropica’s Mancala
Player 1 wins by 2.
Get Code Execution With a Single Python Comment
\# Your exploit here
Exploiting a Buggy Zilog C Compiler
asm("AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA")
Encoding SAT in OCaml GADTs
Proof that compiling OCaml is NP-hard
Running Pokemon Red on my GitHub Profile
In this post, I’ll explain how I got Pokemon Red running on my GitHub profile a couple years ago. Check it out in action here!
Compiling OCaml to the TI-84+ CE Calculator
In this post, I’ll explain how I compiled an OCaml program to run on a TI-84+ CE calculator. 🐪
wee: A Tiny Instruction Set
wee is a tiny instruction set. There’s a C compiler for it. Try it out online!
Speedrunning and Modding The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer
In this post, I’ll talk about reverse engineering and modding rotu in order to optimize a speedrun. On the way, I’ll answer why cheat code books (remember those?) and websites have listed incomplete or inaccurate cheat codes for this game. I’ll also show some of the game’s debug features and a couple out of bounds glitches.
Alma: Computer Assisted Sticker Placing
During my semester in an intro to art class at UIUC, I created the following piece titled “Alma”: