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I loved to do little assembly patches to modify any exe/app to my desire (e.g. disable certain notifications/popups , add lifes, change values etc). Unfortunate
by singularity2001 1y ago
I loved to do little assembly patches to modify any exe/app to my desire (e.g. disable certain notifications/popups , add lifes, change values etc). Unfortunately with code signing this joy is no longer part of my pastime.
I'm not interested in optimizing the last microsecond of my programs so for normal development it has exactly 0 relevance.
- hermitShell 1y agoI was thinking about this very thing recently, because I like to be able to tell my computer to do exactly what I want. Little annoying things, usually Microsoft products. Maybe the next 20 years will bring more improvement in software than the past 20. Hardware has gotten faster, software more complex... but at the root of it, technology exists for us to exercise our will over reality. If we could accomplish the same thing without technology, that would obviously be better. I guess I'm trying to say the interface matters.
- charcircuit 1y agoYou can resign the executable after making a change.