Got a pic of my bad (batch) boys together... excellent rubber duck debuggers too 💻
November 14, 2025 at 2:39 AM
Got a pic of my bad (batch) boys together... excellent rubber duck debuggers too 💻
As much as I hate to admit it, when Apex removed Linux support the number of cheaters did indeed go down.
People were abusing the fact that Easy Anti-Cheat didn't work as well on Linux, and cheaters patched Proton (etc.) to secretly attach debuggers.
Purposely breaking Linux stopped this entirely
People were abusing the fact that Easy Anti-Cheat didn't work as well on Linux, and cheaters patched Proton (etc.) to secretly attach debuggers.
Purposely breaking Linux stopped this entirely
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November 13, 2025 at 10:30 PM
As much as I hate to admit it, when Apex removed Linux support the number of cheaters did indeed go down.
People were abusing the fact that Easy Anti-Cheat didn't work as well on Linux, and cheaters patched Proton (etc.) to secretly attach debuggers.
Purposely breaking Linux stopped this entirely
People were abusing the fact that Easy Anti-Cheat didn't work as well on Linux, and cheaters patched Proton (etc.) to secretly attach debuggers.
Purposely breaking Linux stopped this entirely
Heyyo Debuggers! Unfortunately I'm unable to stream today coz I had to go to the groceries and sumwhere else. Most likely not gonna do any replacement stream either since I have smth to do, sorry! 😭
See y'all on Friday's Assassin's Creed stream!
See y'all on Friday's Assassin's Creed stream!
November 12, 2025 at 1:43 AM
Heyyo Debuggers! Unfortunately I'm unable to stream today coz I had to go to the groceries and sumwhere else. Most likely not gonna do any replacement stream either since I have smth to do, sorry! 😭
See y'all on Friday's Assassin's Creed stream!
See y'all on Friday's Assassin's Creed stream!
A lot of the people I knew who cashed out did things like buy an old farm in the mountains to grow blueberries, or be kindergarten teachers.
My floor was mainly core debuggers. It was core dumps where you were the last hope to fix a problem. I think 5 of 30 people one year had heart attacks.
My floor was mainly core debuggers. It was core dumps where you were the last hope to fix a problem. I think 5 of 30 people one year had heart attacks.
November 11, 2025 at 8:21 PM
A lot of the people I knew who cashed out did things like buy an old farm in the mountains to grow blueberries, or be kindergarten teachers.
My floor was mainly core debuggers. It was core dumps where you were the last hope to fix a problem. I think 5 of 30 people one year had heart attacks.
My floor was mainly core debuggers. It was core dumps where you were the last hope to fix a problem. I think 5 of 30 people one year had heart attacks.
3 languages and 3 debuggers at once with the Aspire VS Code extension \o/.
Look at that Python integration 👀👀
##dotNETConf
Look at that Python integration 👀👀
##dotNETConf
November 11, 2025 at 7:47 PM
3 languages and 3 debuggers at once with the Aspire VS Code extension \o/.
Look at that Python integration 👀👀
##dotNETConf
Look at that Python integration 👀👀
##dotNETConf
"How do you acquire the fundamental computer skills to hack on a complex systems project?"
K.C.Sivaramakrishnan's suggestions:
kcsrk.info/ocaml/2025/1...
#SystemsProgramming #OCaml #Compilers #RuntimeSystems #Debuggers #GarbageCollection
K.C.Sivaramakrishnan's suggestions:
kcsrk.info/ocaml/2025/1...
#SystemsProgramming #OCaml #Compilers #RuntimeSystems #Debuggers #GarbageCollection
Foundations for hacking on OCaml · KC Sivaramakrishnan
kcsrk.info
November 10, 2025 at 3:50 PM
"How do you acquire the fundamental computer skills to hack on a complex systems project?"
K.C.Sivaramakrishnan's suggestions:
kcsrk.info/ocaml/2025/1...
#SystemsProgramming #OCaml #Compilers #RuntimeSystems #Debuggers #GarbageCollection
K.C.Sivaramakrishnan's suggestions:
kcsrk.info/ocaml/2025/1...
#SystemsProgramming #OCaml #Compilers #RuntimeSystems #Debuggers #GarbageCollection
_sigh_ it's after midnight here and I'm past the point of trying to dig through network & console debuggers to get a video to play in spite of the pi-hole & various other measures just so I could try making my own version
November 7, 2025 at 6:29 AM
_sigh_ it's after midnight here and I'm past the point of trying to dig through network & console debuggers to get a video to play in spite of the pi-hole & various other measures just so I could try making my own version
Humans stop being conversational partners and become spectators or amateur debuggers, drawn into the hypnotic spectacle of a system failing. The performance of intelligence is replaced by the performance of failure, and the audience is just as captivated.
November 6, 2025 at 12:48 AM
Humans stop being conversational partners and become spectators or amateur debuggers, drawn into the hypnotic spectacle of a system failing. The performance of intelligence is replaced by the performance of failure, and the audience is just as captivated.
Heyyo Debuggers! I had a sudden stuff to do today so I won't be streaming, sorry! 😭
Because of dis, tomorrow's stream will start at the usual time, 1.30 pm UTC+7!
Because of dis, tomorrow's stream will start at the usual time, 1.30 pm UTC+7!
New schedule for this week (Nov 3 - Nov 9)!
Time is UTC +7 and updates will be notified in case of changes!
If I don't stream Minecraft, I'll stream Mahjong Soul again (at an undetermined time) and will try to teach y'all how to play properly!
#KaruKazu_Stream #VTuber
Time is UTC +7 and updates will be notified in case of changes!
If I don't stream Minecraft, I'll stream Mahjong Soul again (at an undetermined time) and will try to teach y'all how to play properly!
#KaruKazu_Stream #VTuber
November 3, 2025 at 5:58 AM
Heyyo Debuggers! I had a sudden stuff to do today so I won't be streaming, sorry! 😭
Because of dis, tomorrow's stream will start at the usual time, 1.30 pm UTC+7!
Because of dis, tomorrow's stream will start at the usual time, 1.30 pm UTC+7!
Interestingly, the best debuggers are the people who are the worst at zero to one products and vice versa.
0-1 people want to follow a straight line to shipping. Any obstacle is frustrating.
Master debuggers are curious. They love tricky side quests. Their distractibility builds their knowledge.
0-1 people want to follow a straight line to shipping. Any obstacle is frustrating.
Master debuggers are curious. They love tricky side quests. Their distractibility builds their knowledge.
November 2, 2025 at 10:58 PM
Interestingly, the best debuggers are the people who are the worst at zero to one products and vice versa.
0-1 people want to follow a straight line to shipping. Any obstacle is frustrating.
Master debuggers are curious. They love tricky side quests. Their distractibility builds their knowledge.
0-1 people want to follow a straight line to shipping. Any obstacle is frustrating.
Master debuggers are curious. They love tricky side quests. Their distractibility builds their knowledge.
And that's the funny thing. Troubleshooting jobs are going to be a huge beneficiary of AI, but AI companies can't admit that, b/c the whole point of their take on 'AGI' is that they'll make AIs that don't need human debuggers, which is utterly wrong.
November 2, 2025 at 10:39 PM
And that's the funny thing. Troubleshooting jobs are going to be a huge beneficiary of AI, but AI companies can't admit that, b/c the whole point of their take on 'AGI' is that they'll make AIs that don't need human debuggers, which is utterly wrong.
Use tree-sitter, they said. It has great Rust bindings, they said!
here I am, writing #define macros and hard-casting pointers like I'm in undergrad operating systems class again. Except debuggers don't work nearly as well as gdb in emacs did back in 2000!
Computers were a mistake
here I am, writing #define macros and hard-casting pointers like I'm in undergrad operating systems class again. Except debuggers don't work nearly as well as gdb in emacs did back in 2000!
Computers were a mistake
October 30, 2025 at 1:34 PM
Use tree-sitter, they said. It has great Rust bindings, they said!
here I am, writing #define macros and hard-casting pointers like I'm in undergrad operating systems class again. Except debuggers don't work nearly as well as gdb in emacs did back in 2000!
Computers were a mistake
here I am, writing #define macros and hard-casting pointers like I'm in undergrad operating systems class again. Except debuggers don't work nearly as well as gdb in emacs did back in 2000!
Computers were a mistake
Systematisches Denken schlägt Tools: Warum ich seit Jahren auf den Einsatz eines Debuggers verzichte und trotzdem die Fehler finde. #Debugging
Softwareentwicklung: Debugger? Nein, danke!
Systematisches Denken schlägt Tools: Warum ich seit Jahren auf den Einsatz eines Debuggers verzichte und trotzdem die Fehler finde.
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October 29, 2025 at 9:06 AM
Systematisches Denken schlägt Tools: Warum ich seit Jahren auf den Einsatz eines Debuggers verzichte und trotzdem die Fehler finde. #Debugging
Things similar to AI have been used everywhere for a long time. I think a lot of matrix math driven things, debuggers especially, electronics, have been useful to solve real problems. Sex perversions and wealth and ownership fetishes seem to hold people’s attention better than science explorations.
October 28, 2025 at 5:46 PM
Things similar to AI have been used everywhere for a long time. I think a lot of matrix math driven things, debuggers especially, electronics, have been useful to solve real problems. Sex perversions and wealth and ownership fetishes seem to hold people’s attention better than science explorations.
The best coders aren’t fast typers.
They’re fast debuggers. 🧠💻
#FullStack #buildinpublic #100DaysOfCode
They’re fast debuggers. 🧠💻
#FullStack #buildinpublic #100DaysOfCode
October 28, 2025 at 10:16 AM
The best coders aren’t fast typers.
They’re fast debuggers. 🧠💻
#FullStack #buildinpublic #100DaysOfCode
They’re fast debuggers. 🧠💻
#FullStack #buildinpublic #100DaysOfCode
i think i'll cancel today's art stream- the weather's getting cold and im feeling so eepy XD so sorry, debuggers! see y'all tomorrow!
October 28, 2025 at 5:04 AM
i think i'll cancel today's art stream- the weather's getting cold and im feeling so eepy XD so sorry, debuggers! see y'all tomorrow!
We literally cant find the cause. and the debuggers also shows no signs. input handler works, so what causes this is still a mystery to us.
The other one is quite funny. when u interact with a NPC and u do a atatck move ur hitbox stays active for the rest of the game. easy fix and funny one xD
The other one is quite funny. when u interact with a NPC and u do a atatck move ur hitbox stays active for the rest of the game. easy fix and funny one xD
October 25, 2025 at 4:09 PM
We literally cant find the cause. and the debuggers also shows no signs. input handler works, so what causes this is still a mystery to us.
The other one is quite funny. when u interact with a NPC and u do a atatck move ur hitbox stays active for the rest of the game. easy fix and funny one xD
The other one is quite funny. when u interact with a NPC and u do a atatck move ur hitbox stays active for the rest of the game. easy fix and funny one xD
graphic design is my passion (im writing debuggers again)
October 25, 2025 at 9:53 AM
graphic design is my passion (im writing debuggers again)
🛠️ AsmLdr
Shellcode loader for Windows x64 environments. Execute encrypted payloads while minimizing detection by advanced antivirus software, endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems, sandboxes, and debuggers
Try: github.com/0xNinjaCyclo...
Shellcode loader for Windows x64 environments. Execute encrypted payloads while minimizing detection by advanced antivirus software, endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems, sandboxes, and debuggers
Try: github.com/0xNinjaCyclo...
October 24, 2025 at 5:31 PM
🛠️ AsmLdr
Shellcode loader for Windows x64 environments. Execute encrypted payloads while minimizing detection by advanced antivirus software, endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems, sandboxes, and debuggers
Try: github.com/0xNinjaCyclo...
Shellcode loader for Windows x64 environments. Execute encrypted payloads while minimizing detection by advanced antivirus software, endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems, sandboxes, and debuggers
Try: github.com/0xNinjaCyclo...
printf debugging is wonderful until your library takes several seconds to link, so your edit-recompile-test cycle becomes slow :( which is why I wanna get better at debuggers.
(and I'm on MacOS so I can't use any of the shiny new linkers like wild)
(and I'm on MacOS so I can't use any of the shiny new linkers like wild)
October 23, 2025 at 7:31 PM
printf debugging is wonderful until your library takes several seconds to link, so your edit-recompile-test cycle becomes slow :( which is why I wanna get better at debuggers.
(and I'm on MacOS so I can't use any of the shiny new linkers like wild)
(and I'm on MacOS so I can't use any of the shiny new linkers like wild)
As expected, won't be streaming today, sorry Debuggers! 😭😭
BUT i MIGHT stream tomorrow, so fingers-crossed!
BUT i MIGHT stream tomorrow, so fingers-crossed!
October 21, 2025 at 4:28 AM
As expected, won't be streaming today, sorry Debuggers! 😭😭
BUT i MIGHT stream tomorrow, so fingers-crossed!
BUT i MIGHT stream tomorrow, so fingers-crossed!
I think it stopped when debuggers got better.
Instead of planning properly, people get lazy, write code, hope it works, then try to work out why it doesn't work. It's worst when it's a rare bug and there's a heap of code on top of it by the time it emerges.
Instead of planning properly, people get lazy, write code, hope it works, then try to work out why it doesn't work. It's worst when it's a rare bug and there's a heap of code on top of it by the time it emerges.
October 20, 2025 at 11:58 PM
I think it stopped when debuggers got better.
Instead of planning properly, people get lazy, write code, hope it works, then try to work out why it doesn't work. It's worst when it's a rare bug and there's a heap of code on top of it by the time it emerges.
Instead of planning properly, people get lazy, write code, hope it works, then try to work out why it doesn't work. It's worst when it's a rare bug and there's a heap of code on top of it by the time it emerges.
SameBoy and BGB are two of the most accurate GameBoy (Color) emulators out the right now, and thankfully both have superb debuggers.
October 20, 2025 at 2:22 PM
SameBoy and BGB are two of the most accurate GameBoy (Color) emulators out the right now, and thankfully both have superb debuggers.
You really don't need Mason. You can just refer to nvim-dap for how to configure your debug adapters, and lscpconfig has good defaults for most lsps. Any weird LSPs or debuggers I just install with my own package manager and then you end up with better control over what you have installed.
October 20, 2025 at 1:45 PM
You really don't need Mason. You can just refer to nvim-dap for how to configure your debug adapters, and lscpconfig has good defaults for most lsps. Any weird LSPs or debuggers I just install with my own package manager and then you end up with better control over what you have installed.