Geekstorming

Lately I’ve somehow got it into my head that I want to try out the PS1DRV exploit and run some arbitrary code on my Playstation 2 sans modchip. Unfortunately, I don’t know anyone with a modded PS2 to get the exploit onto a memory card. I do, however, know someone with a chipped PS1. Since the exploit only requires the ability to write to a PS1 memory card, it appears that should be all I need.

So, several days holed up in my computer room later, I’ve got a demo running in an emulator of … Continue Reading

Those of you who came here from my Livejournal have already seen this post, about a critical component for my Game Engine Engine. I would like to talk about this idea for a few minutes.

So, basically, what this project amounts to, is to create an environment in which plug-in modules allow any type of code to run and interact with each other. My main focus is on getting “native” code to easily interact with “interpreted” code, of some standard format, but I believe that to acheive this generically, it will be just as straightforward for … Continue Reading

My projects:

• The QNX Dreamcast Project

• robotfindskitten 2600
• GEE, the Game Engine Engine (No URL yet, since there’s no code, just an ever-evolving design in my head, in some text files, and on my mini tape recorder)
• My CompSci honours thesis, which involves investigating the feasability of using a strongly-typed functional language to write hard realtime low-level device drivers, with tools that are available now. Because I’m crazy.
• The 4th year industrial project, wherein me and two others write an RTOS for Lego Mindstorms.

I should have a fair amount to spew about in the months … Continue Reading