I am manually migrating to @ada, i can't migrate because i am the root admin and i cba to fuck up the db to let me. i will be shutting down mk.wytch.space (misskey) tomorrow, hummingbird.with.wytch.space (xmpp) will stay up.
omnisharp doesn't work with nvim
csharp-ls doesn't work with .net 8 despite it being in GA stage and releasing next week
:painpeko:
i think i just found out why i burn out of programming so frequently
for one i don't really enjoy programming, it's something i do but only because i can.
the other point is that it's too freeform, if that makes sense. with most other jobs there's some level of progress indicator because you can see how far you've come and what's left. with larger projects like setting up a live-event for pre-production there's essentially a list of things that need to be done.
with programming often it's just one big scope with minor incremental increases and after a while I just don't know where i am or where i'm going or what i've done already.
maybe this is just my autism wanting me to be told exactly what to do and how, and programming doesn't really do that in large projects.
i wonder if i should port my Unreal tools to C++ but I think the code will end up looking like UModel/UEViewer's code
do I just stick with C# and somehow figure out how to make a cross platform UI or... hmmm...
steam decided to "update" my entire library
steam: wouldn't it be funny if
me: no
steam: but what if i
what the fuck is this
why the fuck is this
i am not joking this was the fix.
today in i hate programming i am retiring to become a chef:
section .data
extern proc_address
section .text
global trampoline
trampoline:
jmp qword [proc_address]
this makes sense right? take an external value and jump into it as a qword.
WRONG
NASM says proc_address should be IMAGE_REL_AMD64_ADDR32 !
the fix?
trampoline:
mov rax, proc_address
jmp rax
tadaa! it's now a IMAGE_REL_AMD64_ADDR64 despite it already being a fucking qword