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speechbubbler's Introduction

  • Software engineer, reverse engineer.
  • Interests include Windows, game hacking, text editors, graphics and functional programming.
  • Started programming in 2013.
  • Currently not active due to working full time.

Relevant work

Repository Languages Description
re-sysinternals-suite C++ Code from process of reversing Sysinternals Suite for educational purposes, videos available for every application reverse engineered in the folder's README
ALPCLogger C# A dirty fork of zodiacon's ALPCLogger, with module names for stacktrace, and stacktrace filtering
TeamSCALEFORM/scaleform C, C++, JavaScript Efficient replica of old "Scaleform" CS:GO in-game HUD design, (ab)using Panorama
memscan C, C++ Smart memory scanning for Windows C++ binaries
STB C++ Constant-evaluated conversion library, from IDA-style pattern string, to array
zoomer C Linux screenshot and zoom-in tool with many utilities
HCMetadataViewer C# Viewer for Hexacorn's WinAPI metadata (2013 data included)
powershell-scripts PowerShell Scripts I use both at work, and outside, generally paired with tools such as WinDbg, Registry Finder, ...
small-apps C++ Wouldn't be necessary if other, proper applications already did this
SAMPHack C++ Unfinished SA:MP cheat with thread-safe rendering and some other nice functionality, likely not gonna be updated

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For any inquiries relating to any of my work, CV or offers, contact me through the e-mail linked to my GitHub account, or LinkedIn, however I am currently not looking for work.

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speechbubbler's Issues

Further image format support

Should look into supporting more formats, especially GIF which could be a common scenario for such a library considering the context.

Such would require special-casing image data reading for gif, forking the library we use for such currently, or eventually maybe even getting fully rid of the library? I'm thinking the second sounds best and JavaScript could support it really, really well.

This will also require wrapping data manipulation to take the matrix to work over as an argument so we can iterate every frame of a GIF.

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