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From their "About" section & README: > A Hex Editor for Reverse Engineers, Programmers and people that value their eye sight when working at 3 AM. Or their an
by awb 6y ago
From their "About" section & README:
> A Hex Editor for Reverse Engineers, Programmers and people that value their eye sight when working at 3 AM.
Or their announcement page (https://werwolv.net/projects https://werwolv.net/projects):
> A Hex editor with data pattern support and many features useful for Reverse Engineers
Maybe "ImHex - A Hex Editor for Reverse Engineers" would be a better title?
- ranit 6y agoThis looks a much better title and match.
- chris_wot 6y agodang, any reason this can't be used?
- dang 6y agoI saw that, but could not find anything that's especially for reverse engineers. The union of "reverse engineers" and "programmers" is just "programmers", and that basically means "a hex editor for people who use hex editors". No?
- naniwaduni 6y agoThe union of "humans" and "animals" is just "animals". Does that make a "home for humans and animals" basically the same thing as a "home for animals"? You should know better than to draw that equivalence, dang.
- kortilla 6y agoA home for humans has useful things for humans even if it also supports animals. So it’s still a home for humans.
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- dang 6y agoWhat animals consider a home varies a lot. What programmers consider a hex editor, not so much. If someone wants to point out what about this hex editor makes it more suitable for reverse engineers than the median text editor, I'll happily edit the title. The point is there needs to be something.
- GuB-42 6y agoNot all "reverse engineers" are programmers. When I was younger, I liked hacking game saves, it isn't programming, you don't write programs, you don't even touch machine code, only data. There is a strong overlap, but it is still a different set of skills and different tools (ex: hex editor vs IDE)