Iceman
it has a sentinel bit problem. if you ise "wiegand decode --bin" and use the binary data it easier to make one bit changes in front.
Ping! How is this going?
the 14B got some love where the shallow mode now works on RDV4 / ISO14443B / ISO15693, I think this fix solves this issue.
hm... on some M1 / Apple... the pm3 hardnested has issues too. We use following division  So the fix here was to make sure its a multiple of max_bitslices....
its an improvement. I was thinking what if we only make a boolean param for `hf mf dump --nosave` and guard the "pm3_save" call ... It would be a much...
Yeah, its a little neat trick.
Lets see, I used your refactored function, and added the `hf mf dump --ns`. Now lets see how this can be done in a nicer way
should print, shouldn't save...
ping!