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bing.com• 4d ago• 1 min read
At Last, A Gameboy Advance With Decent AudioMany pieces of consumer electronics are build down to a price, and the corners cut show up in their performance. The Gameboy Advance from Nintendo is no exception: its audio is a PWM stream that ...
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bing.com• 4d ago• 1 min read
Create Safari Extensions in SecondsOpen Safari . Tap the Page Menu icon (it should either look like a puzzle piece above two horizontal lines or just the horizontal lines without the puzzle piece). In the menu that appears, scroll down ...
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bing.com• 4d ago• 1 min read
3 Nuclear Energy Stocks for the AI Power EraAI data centers are devouring power faster than the grid can supply it, and three nuclear stocks sitting at different layers of the fuel-to-reactor stack are pricing in very different pieces of that ...
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bing.com• 5d ago• 1 min read
Released TNA Knockout Stuns In A Bikini (PHOTOS)The former TNA Knockout took a break from the ring gear for a poolside photoshoot, showing off a bright green bikini from Avid Swim. Sadè posed beside the pool in the two-piece while adding a matching ...
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bing.com• 6d ago• 1 min read
Cejudo pins Dvalishvili in 36 seconds at RAF 12Henry Cejudo scored a pinfall over Merab Dvalishvili in just 36 seconds at RAF 12 in Cleveland, capturing the RAF Lightweight Crossover championship and evening their wrestling series at one apiece.
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bing.com• 6d ago• 1 min read
Corsair HS35 v3 wireless gaming headset reviewHitting way above its price point, the HS35 v3 Wireless Gaming Headset for Corsair is a solid piece of tech that gets the job done without breaking the bank.
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github.com• 6d ago• 1 min read
Show HN: Reverse-engineered a gaming mouse's HID protocol to bring it to LinuxI’ve been reverse-engineering the HID protocol of an Attack Shark X6 gaming mouse (no official Linux support) using Ghidra and USB captures, and building a native Linux desktop app around it in Go + Wails, with a React frontend.The protocol itself is fairly advanced. DPI, RGB lighting, polling rate and button remapping are all documented at the protocol level. The app currently only exposes DPI configuration though, the rest is reverse-engineered but not yet wired into the UI.One piece is still unsolved: the macro report isn’t captured yet, so there’s no macro editor. If you’ve done HID/USB reverse engineering before, I’d appreciate a hand there.There’s also plenty of non-reversing work: building out the RGB/polling/remap screens in the frontend, implementing what’s already known in the Go backend, or testing on other Attack Shark models (X3, R1, X11) that likely share the same dongle and protocol.Happy to answer questions about the protocol work or the architecture in the comments.