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DasKatzchen
Okay, so reversing the order and splitting it into 2 bytes, 3 bytes, 4 bytes, 4 bytes gives me some useful data. That first 2 is 00 07 for "I...
So I've figured out one of the mystery bytes. The first (or last, I can't tell what order it's displaying in when I tell it to display in hex) is...
I've been busy, but I ran it through the dryer just now. Turns out it keeps advertising even when the hub is up, so I was able to get some...
Seems like no matter what I do, that first data point is a massive outlier. Since I only took 3 data points, that means I'm left with 2 which is...
I'm gonna be completely honest... I forgot about this. I did take a whole LOAD of data points, but never processed them. I'm gonna see what I can get out...
I started a fork of the Ellen McLain dataset that I'm slowly going through and correcting the punctuation, after which I will split off a branch to remove all the...
Okay, so I got smart and found a webpage with a transcription, ran it through a regex to format it, then ran it through a super basic powershell script to...
Are you saying that extracting, say, /home from the backup, deleting it from the encrypted portion and adding it to the unencrypted portion results in proper file permissions and a...
I can confirm that extracting /home , deleting it from the archive, and then adding it to the unencrypted backup allows you to restore copy protected save files to a...
So I checked the permissions and everything is 600 despite being originally a mix of 600, 604, and 666. It's hard to say who it's assigning as owner of any...