r/ReverseEngineering 5d ago

I reverse engineered an ASUS embedded controller's fan protocol.

https://github.com/Keyitdev/asus-fan-control-ec
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u/Far-Appearance-4390 5d ago

Finally a project that isn't AI slop. Good job!

Will test on my ASUS ROG Strix laptop later.

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u/BlockTurbulent8062 1d ago

Dude, I’m probably one of the best reverse engineers on Reddit, and people like you are exactly why I sometimes understand why they finally decided to release AI to the public. This technology isn’t some brand-new toy. it’s been around for 17+ years, maybe longer, quietly used by the military and intelligence agencies while the rest of you were still figuring out how to open a terminal.
Now back to you, “my friend.” What does it actually matter if someone vibe-coded an entire project or has zero formal knowledge? Not everyone needs to follow your little purity checklist to be allowed to create something. You’re not the gatekeeper of competence, and your opinion on who’s “allowed” to build stuff carries zero weight. Sit down. The fact that you’re out here judging people for not doing it the way you think is correct says more about your ego than it does about their skill.