Also, I see no mention of alignment in the post. I understand x86/AVX2 likes your load/stores to be aligned, even if it technically allows unaligned access.

Does a given plain image always result in the same encrypted payload?

When you have concentrated power and make a living out of fucking around with everybody else, you seed hatred.

I think a better way to put it is that Fabien's blog is an inspiration to anyone looking to understand computers and programming in detail while taking a history tour of old games and systems. He personally has the skill to do so and then present the interesting bits of the system in a very compelling narrative. It gives people someone/thing to look up to. To find out that part of the analysis/output was produced by an LLM crunching through the code base is a major disappointment since it removes or diminishes the human element of the work.

Also, Nintendo is on a sphere of its own and the comparison against the Ally is mostly irrelevant. Different kind of audience even though "both are handhelds".

I cannot tell you how many times I've punched the steering wheel. I want to find that source of beeping and rip its goddamn guts out of the system. Then I want to find who put it there and rip their guts too. I will rip their infernal existence out of this dimension.

And fuck cameras. Blatant privacy violation, how is this getting past legislation?