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next part of my PC to replace is the entire case then, because I somehow fucked up the HD Audio connector and now it sounds more like SD Audio, ahhh it never ends
I'm very glad I decided to dig out my old power supply to use in the meantime it took three weeks for my RMA to be processed instead of the expected 1-2 days due to a processing error lol anyway I have a working 850W power supply again, thanks Corsair
using my old 450W power supply as a substitute for now not gonna do anything that'll push it over the coming days whilst I wait for my RMA from Corsair
has anyone else had all of their Micro USB cables mysteriously vanish since USB-C took prominence or is it just me
I'm always fearing bug reports from speedrunners because their reproduction steps are always like "oh it's simple, just do this frame perfect sequence of button inputs and quickly pull out this item and do this with it and *there's* your crash" and I'm just sitting here like
me: trying not to worry about my heart on ADHD meds YouTube: so uhhh here's this guy having a cardiac arrest on this TV drama thing lol, wanna watch it?
I should check the my Following feed more often, seems like considerably less doom and gloom
holy triple whammy of garbage code, what was I smoking in 2023?? github.com/hedge-dev/HM...
[Sonic Frontiers] Converse: fix OOB reads, use-after-free and memory leak by hyperbx · Pull Request #264 · hedge-dev/HMMCodes
This PR addresses three critical issues in the hook initialised by the Converse library. The string redirector was storing the length of the string data as the character length, rather than the nu...
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you ever just casually write a use-after-free *and* code that leaks memory like 20 lines apart
I seem to be rather talented at rushing shit out the door without fully testing it first and having it bite me in the arse years later
finished chapter 5 weird route what the fuck lol
will continue with weird route later, now three chapters behind aaaaaaaaa
finished Deltarune Chapter 5, I imagine everyone else is probably uhhh taking their time with it, so I won't say much, but it was very good
Watched TADC episode 9 again, it was even better the second time, every episode of this show is a banger man, they cooked
I should've figured something was up even four years ago, when my old motherboard started randomly resetting on its own after I installed a higher end CPU doubly so, when the funny quirk with one of my hard drives randomly not being detected also transferred over to my new motherboard
my PC's power supply decided 4 years of service was long enough and died today thankfully it's apparently under a 10 year warranty, but of course it had to happen on a weekend, so it's gonna be a long few days
my PC's power supply decided 4 years of service was long enough and died today thankfully it's apparently under a 10 year warranty, but of course it had to happen on a weekend, so it's gonna be a long few days
video titled "is it possible to do [seemingly impossible thing] in [game]?" and it's just the word "NO." filling the whole screen for two seconds
I missed SGF to watch TADC last night and now I'm very confused both at the announcements and the lack of any context on my feeds
static recompilation for games is a great technology that just happened to become popularised in a terrible era for software development
I need more games to have a recap button so I can get back into them months after I took a "5 minute" (indefinite) break from them otherwise I have no clue who I am, where I am, or what I'm doing, and might as well start over
I made a mod for the Majora's Mask recomp the other day and decided to write a proper Python script for the first time probably since high school for setting up the build environment and y'know what I'm kinda coming around on Python, it's got its quirks for sure, but it's not as gross as I remember