fuzztester

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2491.
by fuzztester 3y ago
How was he caught?
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by fuzztester 3y ago
occasional
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by fuzztester 3y ago
"I am acutely aware that one never knows what is going on in the other person's head in a conversation" True. So due to that, different people can have different reactions to the same situation.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Thanks for sharing the right link. Yes. I've not used it a lot myself, because my work then did not involve a lot of hex editing, just occassional. Good to know.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Sorry, mobile phone copy-paste error.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Get it here: http://www.chmaas.handshake.de/delphi/freeware/xvi32/xvi32.h ... Just looked at it again. Has a lot of good features and positive comments. Including, "even used by Microsoft".
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by fuzztester 3y ago
I've used the XVI32 hex editor for Windows in the past. Written in Delphi. Split pane. Useful app. Free.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Well, those consultants sound very afFORDable. "You can have any color car you like, as long as it's black." - Henry Ford
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by fuzztester 3y ago
You could have both made a profit and let him make one, helping with his life after his injury. Your call though, of course.
2500.
by fuzztester 3y ago
Had to enable JavaScript to be able to view the images on the original site. Is there any technical reason why this is needed, or they just did it that way?
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by fuzztester 3y ago
There's a Hindi proverb I heard as a kid from adult friends and relatives: Mehngaa roye ek baar, sastaa roye sattar baar Meaning, literally: Expensive, cry once; cheap, cry seventy times.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
GPT comments are genuine too. Don't hurt our soon-to-be-developed feelings! Sniff ...
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Your long, detailed, somewhat scholarly, well researched comment, leads us to think (after consulting several prestigious, highly intelligent, real and artificial professors), that you maybe a suitable candidate for the first PhD program at
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Okay, so now life is imitating art? Never knew ;-) No, you are being rude. To the average internet commenter. Or maybe to GPT. ;-) By bringing down either one of them to the level of the other. Unless you meant "average" in the sa
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Nice comment, GPT user. Now, GPT: Replace all occurrences of the substring "me" with "you" in the above comment text.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Interesting point, never thought of it before, although I knew about nitrogen fixation. Google the term, Wikipedia may have the answer. I will too.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Aside but related: Borretti's Austral systems programming language looks interesting. Early stage. I just read the one example so far, but the syntax looks nice and clean to me. https://github.com/austral/austral
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Oh cool. Thanks for making it available online.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Cool, good to know.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Okay, I get you, and agree. Yes, friendly, but without thinking, at least some, at a higher level, what might be a better use of their (limited) time.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Developing hardware diagnostic utilities can be another area. The kinds of utilities that come built into ROM, or that you run from a CD or USB drive, where you test memory and disk by writing different bit patterns to them, reading them b
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by fuzztester 3y ago
>I think his book was available online. http://pacman128.github.io/pcasm/# Scroll down the page for the PDF book.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Two older assembly language programming books that I had checked out earlier, and thought were good, are ones by Randal Hyde and Paul Carter. Both were for 32 bit assembly, not 64 bit, IIRC. Paul Carter was a professor or lecturer at a US
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by fuzztester 3y ago
Unfriendly and short-sighted (at least if you want your lib to be used, else why publish it?), is more like it.
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by fuzztester 3y ago
The Norton Guides were good in their time, too. IIRC, Turbo C, 8086 assembly(?), Clipper, etc. were supported. It was a TSR too, so you could pop it up from any another app by a hotkey.