Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
Readers can see substantive development evidence without mistaking a working or revised prototype trail for a finished, safety-qualified production specification.
Evidence
Public project diary maintained by Parallel Logic. It marks the project ongoing, documents planned DEFCON34 pickup, project motives, prototype r1 testing, LED-bank design, planned IR message exchange, and evolving Python/C++ firmware architecture. Its embedded photos are evidence only, not a reuse grant.
Live marketplace page for the $50 / 43-sold / 57-remaining August 4, 2026 snapshot, DEFCON34 drop label, high-level display/LED/SAO/USB-C/input/sensor/IR/NFC/RFID/haptic claims, package list, and stated SCP-1471 creative attribution. Its artwork and product media have no standalone reusable image permission basis.
License URL linked by the MalO product listing and repository README. It is retained as the project's stated license reference, not as a blanket license for third-party websites, product photos, individual dependencies, or every upstream lore asset.
Public repository with design, fabrication, PCB, source, and documentation directories; README names the planned DEFCON34 handout, RP2350B, flash, OLED, sensors, IR, RFID, SAO-port, current/orientation note, toolchain, credits, schematic link, and CC BY-SA 3.0 declared work license.
Source trail
The linked license reference for the repository's stated work license and the product listing's named SCP-1471 creative attribution. It does not by itself establish the rights status of any specific marketplace photo, diary image, third-party asset, or derivative selected for publication.
Primary public source and design archive. Its README says the units will be sold online and handed out at DEFCON34, identifies RP2350B, 16 MB flash, hardware components, OLED, six-pin header, USB-C, C library, schematic, credits, upside-down-port note, 3.0 V / 100 mA context, and a CC BY-SA 3.0 declared work license. It does not prove the final population or every individual source file's license.
First-hand project-owner diary for ongoing pre-event status, intended DEFCON34 pickup, component/design decisions, prototype r1 observations, LED banks, IR design motivation, and evolving Python/C++ architecture. It is development evidence, not proof of a stable final release, delivery, policy, or image-reuse authorization.
Primary marketplace source for the $50 / 43-sold / 57-remaining snapshot, DEFCON34 drop label, stated display, LED, SAO, USB-C, capacitive-touch, potentiometer, NFC/RFID, haptic, buzzer, microphone, IR, IMU, and environmental-monitor claims, package list, and SCP-1471 attribution. It does not establish final manufacture, delivery, privacy/security, host compatibility, safety, official status, or image reuse rights.