novafacing

This post reads like pure slop to me

I had quite a bad experience my first time buying on crowd supply. The hardware was faulty, which was no big deal, but it took 3 months (!!!) of back and forth with their support to get my unit returned including many multi week ghostings. It was only resolved through my stubborn badgering. Cool products but the business is rough around the edges. Buy from them! But know what you're getting into.

Pretty sure this is an AI summary of this HN post, not the other way around

Plugins would definitely be the wrong tool for the job for actual new emulator development, but if you needed to do something easy like add an NVRAM for a router rehost you could do that with plugins e.g. by skipping an instruction and using a callback to implement the desired behavior (as long as it is something a plugin is allowed to do -- you can't access device memory yet).

This is actually the whole reason I wrote the patches that allow you to read and write memory and registers. I work on fuzzing, and fuzzing tools are a fragmented ecosystem of QEMU forks and patches that are outdated the moment they are published. Even PANDA from MIT LL which has great support struggled to keep their patches rebased and compatible with QEMU's actually-pretty-fast releases. Upstream or bust, it's really not that hard, it just takes a little persistence (and with LLMs learning git email is easy)!

I got three paragraphs in before I realized. What a waste of my time

I was excited about this idea until I found out it's $27k

Your username is incredibly relevant for a food science discussion!

You may be interested in the ZSA moonlander with their "the platform" tent kit. It can go near vertical, got mine a few weeks ago and it is really nice.

The breville barista line is what you're looking for.