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Oops, I fell down the embedded NAND/NOR storage rabbit hole! 
Trying to find a data structure that maximizes flash longevity and minimizes RAM and code footprint.
edit: forgot to mention: it should also be simple enough to implement in #Forth or some other minimal language. The aim is #collapseOS -style self-hosting, for maximum #permacomputing coolness.
Oops, I fell down the embedded NAND/NOR storage rabbit hole!
Trying to find a data structure that maximizes flash longevity and minimizes RAM and code footprint.
edit: forgot to mention: it should also be simple enough to implement in #Forth or some other minimal language. The aim is #collapseOS -style self-hosting, for maximum #permacomputing coolness.
Swapped an SSD into my sister's laptop with only minimal damage to one of the finicky little flat cable connectors. 
Currently using the ultimate secret hacker technique of using a little USB to IDE/SATA adapter and an ATX power supply torn from its motherboard and animated by unholy magic* to copy everything over. 
*: a piece of wire connecting two pins on the mobo connector
cc: #theFoundry kinda
Swapped an SSD into my sister's laptop with only minimal damage to one of the finicky little flat cable connectors.
Currently using the ultimate secret hacker technique of using a little USB to IDE/SATA adapter and an ATX power supply torn from its motherboard and animated by unholy magic* to copy everything over.
*: a piece of wire connecting two pins on the mobo connector
cc: #theFoundry kinda
small side project from two weeks ago: a microSD "flash memory necklace".
This was the first time I tried the assembly service of the ubiquitous chinese budget PCB company - designed in an hour on a friday afternoon after a conversation with a colleague, ordered the same day and just a week later I had 50pcs in my hand. It's insane.
small side project from two weeks ago: a microSD "flash memory necklace".
This was the first time I tried the assembly service of the ubiquitous chinese budget PCB company - designed in an hour on a friday afternoon after a conversation with a colleague, ordered the same day and just a week later I had 50pcs in my hand. It's insane.
