Anyone else experiencing weird rendering in mobile Firefox where the text is partly off screen to the left?
by aquariusDue
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I remember in my teens using free trainers from Cheat Happens and trying to figure out how to use Cheat Engine to coast through some games (most of the time when I cared more about the story than the gameplay itself), also around last week I even saw a video on YouTube where the sponsor was a company that provided trainers as a service for a large catalogue of games, all in a neatly packaged client.
It's nice to get a look behind the scenes at how it's done.
by OkayPhysicist
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The weird mini rabbit hole of Cheat Engine's "source (somewhat) available" status is pretty interesting one. The issue linked in this article has been deleted, but thankfully was picked up by the wayback machine, where it appears the owner of the project doesn't really know what they want with regards to how other people can actually use their code (not to mention the fact that the project is definitely violating their dependencies' GPLs.
by cybit
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I previously wrote a helper tool in rust that injected into a C++ based online game, and it worked really well. Rust turned out to be an excellent choice for the job to me.
by voidUpdate
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in part 4, it seems like most of the time was just fighting against rust's semantics for how code should exist, and it made me wonder if rust was really the right tool for this? Every time I see something like this, it just sort of reinforces my belief that to write code in rust, you have to spend half your time fighting with how rust thinks code should work
by TriangleEdge
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I didn't know you could read random process memory in Linux. Where can I get documentation for things like this? I was learning about cgroups some time ago and got frustrated about the lack of documentation. I had to go read containerd code, which isn't ideal for wanting to just learn.
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by jamesnorden
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The original title doesn't even include "in Rust", why is it edited?
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