Hardware Podcasts

072 - EOF?

Unnamed Reverse Engineering Podcast · 7 Dec 2024 · 1h 15m · Episode 72

What this episode covers

Hosts Almero and Jen review the seven-year statistics of the Unnamed Reverse Engineering Podcast, noting 230,983 unique downloads and an average episode length of just over one hour. They discuss the evolution of their production workflow, moving from Audacity to Ferrite on iOS and using Zencastr for remote recording, while highlighting past guests like Ken Shiriff, Joe Grand, and Piotr Esden-Tempski. The episode also covers the hosts' decision to pause their Patreon due to reduced output and reflects on the fragmentation of social media platforms like Twitter and Mastodon.

Most relevant to

makers and hobbyists

Topics

Mentioned

Tools
Ferrite, Zencastr, Audacity, Ghidra, LastPass
Also
Silicon Pr0n, Righto, Asahi Linux, Crowd Supply, Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Blue Sky, Mastodon, POSSE

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