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a way out of the M-Audio Axiom Pro 61’s BSOD
Its firmware ate itself. Codex found the recovery path and I put it back.
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itself out of a subscription
Claude kept refusing legitimate reverse engineering work until I cancelled it and moved to Codex.
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a moderately more secure wireless K63
The 2.4 GHz link used AES-128. It also used the same hardcoded key in every keyboard and dongle.
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a failed attempt at pwning an eero 6
I had it reverse engineer my own eero 6 to cut it loose from Amazon. The firmware gave up its secrets. The hardware did not.
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a linter for its own writing
Claude writes like Claude. 854 uses of "genuinely" across 515 conversations. So I had it build a linter to catch itself.
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a legal case against Sony Europe B.V.
I bought a TV from Sony. It had dead pixels. So did the next one. And the next one. Twelve replacements later, I took them to court.
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World Engineering
I gave an AI engineer-friendly tools. It couldn't use any of them.
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colour calibration for my RAM
When you set your RAM LEDs to white and they glow yellow. And not even the same yellow.
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Armoury Crate for Linux
Reverse engineering ASUS hardware protocols to build a lightweight replacement for Armoury Crate.
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Doom on my CPU cooler
Custom firmware for an ASUS ROG Ryujin III AIO, from reverse engineering to bricking to running Doom on a 320x240 LCD.
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haditbuild.com
I had it build this website.