CoD_Segfault

@se.gfau.lt

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It's me, from that other site. Hacking on whatever grabs my interest at the time. Support my hacking habit at https://ko-fi.com/cod_segfault.

A black carbon fiber pattern hard hat with a hole drilled into the top. A drill with a hole saw is sitting next to it.
A 3D printed tray full of assembled WiFi Shuriken PCBs. There are 8 assembled units and space for 12.
PicoGUS v1.2 card with a female header soldered to it.
WiFi-Shuriken v0 PCB top side. There are 3 Xiao ESP32-C5 boards, an SD socket, a Xiao RP2350, and an LC86L GNSS module.
A terminal showing WiFi scan start and stop massages, around with found networks, RSSI, channel, band, and encryption info. SSID and BSSID are missing as to not reveal my location.
A black ESP32-C5 dev board, a red Pi Pico 2 dev board, an RGB LED currently lit red, a GNSS module, and a blue micro SD card module soldered to a green perf board.
A messy workspace with am HID RFID reader and an analog phone, among plenty of other irrelevant things. When an RFID tag is scanned, the phone starts ringing.
A Segfault Mini Wardriver v2 PCB with an ESP32-C5 module in place of the normal ESP32 in the Side B location. There is no BW16 installed, yet there are 5GHz networks detected.
Picture of a furnace made by Gibson.
Screenshot of a PlatformIO config file with options set for 2 ESP32 targets.
Screenshot from the WiGLE app of the user screen. User is CoD_Segfault and the Wi-Fi found is just over 3 million.
An analog multimeter and a smaller analog multimeter sitting on a blue silicone soldering mat. There is text that says "Don't talk to me or my son ever again."
A COVID-19 at home test that shows no control or test lines.
Picture of USB ports on an airplane seat. The USB-C port is labeled 60W.
Video of MS-DOS Jeopardy running on a hard hat with Hacker Jeopardy categories.
A 386 single board computer mounted on a hard hat emblazoned with the DOOM logo.
WiGLE user stats for CoD_Segfault (me) showing user rank 39.
A metal bracket with "SUS304" stamped into it.
4 stickers sitting on a table. One is a meme definition of Wardriver, another is "As seen on Hacker Jeopardy," one is a WiGLE logo with the Chicago flag in the background, and the last is the Hard Hat Brigade logo sticker.
WiGLE Android app running on a Samsung Watch 6.
A yellow Schwinn bicycle with the seat removed and an AccelTex antenna attached in its place.
Jeopardy for DOS with Alex Trebek saying "You fucked it up!"
Custom categories for Jeopardy that are similar to Hacker Jeopardy.
A DOS version of Jeopardy with Alex Trebek saying "You fucked it up!"
Picture of an Ender 5 project with an almost empty spool.
Bumper sticker that says "Trans people existing does nothing negative to you life you crybaby bitch"
The back of a PC with a blue 3D printed plate what the PSU normally goes. In the center is a panel mount USB-C port.
A book titled "What Do We Know About The Loch Ness Monster?"
Engine in a 1980 Ford Mustang.
Plastic case with connectors in it. There is a label on it that says "BOTTOM - FLIP OVER TO AVOID A BAD TIME."
WiGLE user rank page for CoD_Segfault. Global rank is 49 with just over 2.4 million Wi-Fi found.
A car tire with a bolt sticking into it.
A bag of mini multicolor dice in a plastic bag, with a portion of them spilled out on the table.
486 PC without a case sitting on a table. There's a big mess of wires running everywhere. The DOS game MegaRace is on screen.
Screenshot of the WiGLE app showing statistics for CoD_Segfault (me). Use ranking is 50, with 2,314,669 Wi-Fi found.
ESP32-C5-WROOM-1 module with the metal shield taken off. You can see the C5 in the middle, flash chip at the bottom, and the diplexer circuit above the C5.
ESP32-C5 dev board with the module removed.
Screen from an IONIQ5 showing that the charge rate is 68kW.
A heatsink that very closely matches the footprint of the CPU.
Round heatsink that is extending out much further than the edge of the motherboard.
A CPU with far too small of a heatsink on top.