>at the very least it would have been nice to see it use iPXE's `imgtrust` and `imgverify` functionality
I'm not familiar with these but I saw a commit from just a couple of hours ago referencing "image trust" [1], so maybe it's in the works now following your comment?
I unintentionally began reading the quote in Arnolds voice, noticed what I was doing and attempted to keep doing it but found it too tiring imitating his voice to be able to finish reading the quote. Serious question, is there an audio book version of this book read by Arnold himself? That'd be neat.
>CHIP can also be battery powered. Specifically, any single cell (1S) 3.7V Lithium Polymer (LiPo) battery with a 2-pin JST-PH 2.0mm end can be connected to the JST-PH socket.
I like that they've given the CHIP the option of battery power.
Slide 27/36, aka. slide 18/23, shows a type of graph which I have also seen in the Google Chrome Dev Tools as well as a couple of other places. Someone told me once the name of that kind graph but I've forgotten what it was. I've never learned how to read that kind of graph. So, if someone would be so kind, please tell me what it's called and how to read it.
Have any security researchers investigated the possibility of abusing these coexistence mechanisms for malicious purposes? Could be worth checking out, I think.
Meanwhile, some couple of years ago I learned that ISBN are significantly more simple to get a hold of than I had believed my entire life up until then.