krystalgamer

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by krystalgamer 8mo ago
Really enjoyed this short and fun talk :) At the end you mentioned it's possible to re-flash the fw, would you really need to de-solder the chip though? I imagine you could just clamp it.
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by krystalgamer 8mo ago
The part messing up the workspace files (dsw) is very important for anyone that plans to use Visual C++ 6.0 with git! There's also an easy fix: https://github.com/krystalgamer/spidey-decomp/blob/ad49c0f5f
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by krystalgamer 9mo ago
that's an interesting approach. I use different devices for work and personal because the corporate spyware scares me. recently they started to allow us to RDP into compliant machines so I only use the personal device.
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by krystalgamer 11mo ago
Ah, the good old VPC NAT Gateway. I was lucky to have experienced all of the same mistakes for free (ex-Amazon employee). My manager just got an email saying the costs had gone through the roof and asked me to look into it. Feel bad for any
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by krystalgamer 2y ago
Agreed, but both protesters have left the company. It also turns out both of the employees were recent hires (less than a 1 year tenure), it just makes it even weirder.
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by krystalgamer 2y ago
Don't understand these protests. When the war ramped up, Microsoft sent an email saying that they stand with Israel, that was the time to say no and quit. This is just weird..
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Spider-Man (Neversoft) Decompilation Project Progress Checkpoint: September 2024(krystalgamer.github.io)
1 points by krystalgamer 2y ago|0 comments
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Spider-Man (Neversoft) Decompilation Project Progress Checkpoint – July 2024(krystalgamer.github.io)
2 points by krystalgamer 2y ago|0 comments
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by krystalgamer 2y ago
If you check my repository of mods for the game - https://github.com/krystalgamer/spidey-tools You can see bug fixes and new features. There's just a moment where bigger features become unfeasible to be done this
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by krystalgamer 2y ago
Seems like a neater alternative than the linker scripts used by most projects. > Creating libraries, by extracting parts of a program and reusing them in another context; This seems like a big win when creating (un-)packers for custom fo
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by krystalgamer 2y ago
Appreciate your kind words!
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by krystalgamer 2y ago
Thanks so much for the kind words! Did you end up publishing your skins? > Would be really cool to eventually see some type of level editor for this game So there's already a tool by Zedek that can export the models to blender (not
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by krystalgamer 2y ago
> We've been considering creating a separate project/repository for the tools since they might be interesting for other projects such as yours as well. Happy to use anything that makes my life easier! I myself also started to p
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Spider-Man (Neversoft) Decompilation Project Progress Checkpoint – May 2024(krystalgamer.github.io)
113 points by krystalgamer 2y ago|35 comments
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by krystalgamer 4y ago
The emulated one is called DECKARD and is such an interesting topic. These consoles are even sought after in some speedrunning because they run with less stutter.
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by krystalgamer 4y ago
it's weird because while they support dynamic libraries the video-games filesystems are more and more immutable. thus the question is now how can I deploy my library to the game.
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by krystalgamer 4y ago
sky's the limit :P just need to make sure we don't go beyond the memory limits
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High level mods/patches for console video-games(krystalgamer.github.io)
1 points by krystalgamer 4y ago|0 comments
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by krystalgamer 4y ago
> This is a cool story about reverse engineering a protocol… I was suggested to do a two-parter, but to me it didn't feel right. I think the current layout allows for people who are mostly in for the tech to quit mid-way. > combi
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by krystalgamer 4y ago
that's a common thing I hear, "it fulfills its purpose". Doesn't excuse the limitations and that the website doesn't give you higher quality stems It's interesting you call it a toy, the team behind it calls th