Andrew Hutchings

Works for @wolfSSL. Not very active on here for now, find me on BlueSky instead.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@novarii__ @theo I had this one happen. It was weird.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@obsoletemadness It is written in Rust, Mac only for now. Uses m68k-rs as the CPU emulation core. Chipset code is ground-up new. Only OCS (with some basic ECS for now).
I might release it when I feel it is ready. Some stuff needs fixing (mostly around disk swapping).

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

I’ve been working on a new #Amiga emulator in the background to see if it could be done. It has got far enough that it runs demos ok.

https://t.co/ymx91QG9zU

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@gojimmypi For some reason the Safari player won’t play it. Not sure why. Works fine in the YouTube app.

[The Capable Hub @TheCapableHub]

We've ported wolfSSL to CHERI and delivered the changes upstream 🙌

Read our latest blog post to find out how we got here, the changes needed and how we uncovered a latent bug in wolfSSL's AES code: https://t.co/rlOt2m9Fs4

#CHERI #wolfSSL #Security #Embedded #CHERIoT

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@KariLawler My original C64 (I was late to the game, being a BBC Micro kid). I now have a breadbin one with the aftermarket Australian case.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@nostalnerd I don’t have a NES, Gameboy or a C64C (only an Australian aftermarket C64). So, I guess those. I have dozens of Amigas, a Megadrive and an STe already.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@aliceisplaying It is interesting times, we at wolfSSL blogged about our side of it here: https://t.co/xpTcVFGPTs

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@rolandbouman I remote control Claude Code from my phone whilst out and about. If it works like that I’m all for it.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@thistlemaniac @supertanskiii I know the OP. Police have visited her and taken a statement. Several people have put things in place to make sure she is ok.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@rawkode Maybe it is because I know Claude’s behaviour patterns better that I subconsciously prompt around it in Claude. I don’t adjust my prompts enough to work well with Codex.
I also still need to port over my behaviour rules from Claude to Codex to fix some rough edges.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@iamdevloper

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@Gammitin More like this as I can never remember the correct key for a specific machine

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

Yet again I woke up an hour before my alarms on the day of flying in a panic of "did the two alarms I set not go off?".

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

Several months ago, I created a tool called Fenrir. An advanced AI guided static code analyser. This is a blog post talking about it.

[wolfSSL Embedded SSL/TLS; FIPS 140-3 @wolfSSL]

Fenrir: How wolfSSL Uses AI to Hunt Bugs Before the Bad Actors Do https://t.co/PlrnImp3oD

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@jessfraz Or one that drinks decaf.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

LOL! A burn from Codex there 😂

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@theo I don't work on GUI code. Everything I do needs a terminal anyway (flashing dev boards, etc...). So, I might as well us cmux and CLI AI tools.

[Andrew Hutchings @LinuxJedi]

@theo Want some real fun? In ssh, sudo -sh into a system account and run Claude. Goodbye terminal. Just a hang without being able to ctrl-c (I haven't tried this in a month, might be fixed now?).