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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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18 bit registers, 90kb of memory, ones’ complement, powered by RISC-V.
I managed to exploit the Nintendo DSi browser 15 years after it was released in Japan. This post will go over the journey and the technical details.
In this post, I’ll explain how I compiled an OCaml program to run on a TI-84+ CE calculator. 🐪