Getting Rust running on Windows NT 4.0 MIPS64

In this stream we get Rust running on Windows NT 4.0 running on MIPS64. How cool is that!? We write an ELF to shellcode converter (github.com/gamozolabs/elfloader) and then a small network loader for downloading and executing these payloads inside of NT!
github.com/gamozolabs/rust_mi...

[@Xithrius]

If you're here for the banana, 1:07:02 has the banana.

[@neil1629]

Oh man, that CD-ROM window at ~50:00 was a real nostalgia bomb. Some of that lives on in OS-X in installers, but it's just not the same.

[@spencerj.wang-marceau4822]

We pay tribute to our mips64-nt4.0 rust toolchain overlords :) But wait a sec I saw mipsel as the compiler toolchain you used. That's mips little endian 32-bit isn't it?

[@gamozolabs]

I don't quite understand it, but it seems NT 4.0 runs on 64-bit hardware, but I think all the software (even the kernel) is 32-bit. That being said, MIPS 32-bit is compatible with 64-bit stuff, so I haven't looked into the mode yet.

[@CyReVolt]

Aunty NT got ye naughty.

[@youdonotknowmyname9663]

I would give this video a like but it says "69 likes" right now and I don't want to ruin it ...
Wow, that 3d application really is impressive for its time!

[@kadlerio]

Huh, shows 68 right after I liked it. Your time to shine is now!

[@writesomecode7032]

How does this guy write code so f-king fast? :o

[@-aexc-]

years of experience

[@maanitoux9031]

4:03:50 malloc() error : No Error

[@robertlean4563]

Are those airphones that you're wearing?

[@gamozolabs]

They Shure in ear monitors, I have some new custom fit monitors coming soon though!

[@NetworkITguy]

The lazy loader give no funks