Thread by @akemin_dayo

【EN, 日本語】 So… it seems that someone on the #LycorisRecoil production staff uses a jailbroken iOS device ;P

I've been meaning to make a thread about various tech-related things I've noticed in #LycoReco for a while now, but this finally pushed me to do it. [↓]

日本語：

[↑] First off, in Episodes 7, 6, 5, and 2, Kurumi very often has an iOS SpringBoard crash log on her display that references a jailbreak tweak in the stack trace — "NtSpeed.dylib". [↓]

[↑] The specific Objective-C method it's crashing at is -[NtSpeed update], which you can find the corresponding code here: github.com/julioverne/NtS… [↓]

[↑] Perhaps the most prominent appearance of this crash log is actually in Episode 7's post-credit scene, which also happens to be the only time that the crash log appears on a device /not/ owned by Kurumi. [↓]

[↑] As far as what the other things on Kurumi's display are, there's a random COBOL code snippet dealing with SQL transactions of some sort, as well as what appears to be… JavaScript? [↓]

[↑] The various VR headsets (as well as the VR gun controller) that appear throughout the series used by Kurumi (… and Chisato, Takina, even Shinji) are also pretty clearly inspired by the PlayStation VR (PSVR). [↓]

[↑] Also, it seems that #LycorisRecoil staff in general appear to be quite fond of Apple devices not just for in-universe purposes, but even for actual production use. It's quite likely that they use the Red Giant suite of software internally on macOS [↓]

[↑] devices (most likely Cinema 4D and/or ZBrush), considering how we can quite clearly see installer/updater log output related to Red Giant from a macOS machine several times (but most clearly in Episode 6). [↓]

[↑] Interestingly, it appears that Kurumi as well as others on the Lycoris side of things use Apple devices and more macOS-like OSes, while Shinji, Robota, and Majima all use more Windows-like OSes… [↓]

[↑] Or, well, "Doors", I guess. (Judging by the logo on Majima's laptop keyboard's Windows/Super key ;P) [↓]

[↑] In fact, Robota's "Ping the specified host until stopped" UI (the string hilariously comes from the Windows ping utility's help output) actually shows the `ipconfig /all` output of a PC that has an Intel Centrino Wireless-N 1030 WLAN chipset.

ark.intel.com/content/www/us… [↓]

[↑] I guess someone on the production staff uses an old Windows laptop or something. (That WLAN chipset is from 2011 and only supports up to 2.4 GHz 802.11n!)

We also get a peek at their internal IP range (192.168.0.x), and… uh… a hardware MAC address. Oops. [↓]

[↑] Robota's "ACCSESS PROGRAM" (sic) screens from Episode 7 is a `hexdump -C` output of… some unknown x86_64 ELF binary which I've manually transcribed (there appear to be two different ones, with just a one-byte difference). [↓]

[↑] Also, I find it mildly hilarious how Kurumi is apparently so much of a Super Hacker™ that she's running a full-blown macOS-like desktop OS on her iPad (with a Windows 10 taskbar… and a squirrel icon Start button). [↓]

[↑] I guess it's technically already possible to do that on an iPad now with QEMU/UTM, but it's nowhere near as usable as Kurumi's ;P

※ Also, the way Kurumi folds up her iPad in episode 7 seems to indicate that she's using the Smart Keyboard Folio. [↓]

[↑] And finally, I've actually managed to track down the actual Ae VFX assets that A-1 Pictures used for pretty much all of the Radiata/DA-related UI, thanks to them leaving the original author's name ("LASHA BRODZELI") quite clearly in several shots. artstation.com/artwork/KgWoR