ZILtoid1991

The official documentation isn't 100% clear on things (why am I getting LUA_TNIL for functions?), and the best I can find with some simple web search is kinda relevant stackoverflow (🤮) posts, except they're mostly about calling host functions from Lua side, the rest are things that seem I've nailed so far.

EDIT: Solution was that everyone was using luaL_dofile, while I was forward thinking and used lua_load instead, which isn't a macro, and as such doesn't do an initial lua_pcall. Now I do it manually, and now I get different, but less cryptic and actually documented errors. Now I just have to wrestle with D metaprogramming features (very strong and capable, but is a rabbit hole itself).

やった！

#LearnJapanese

No real issue with comments, but my posts only show up on this server, and not on the remote one. This is so bad that I was thinking on getting a Lemmy account for posting there.

It's really annoying, and stops the music I'm listening to.

My phone is a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, and it doesn't have a built in DAC (or at least it's disabled in the SoC firmware).

Addendum: it's not that it unplugs completely, but rather the USB DAC loses power and/or data connection.

I installed Windows 10 on a colleague's PC, but after she accidentally connected the monitor to the motherboard instead of the graphics card, it started missing winload.exe (interrupted some update maybe?). So I bought the USB stick with the Windows installer to work, but now it instead just tries to load the installation instead of giving me the option for fix or anything. It doesn't even let me reinstall Windows, let alone to select an option for fix (I got the "fixing windows" though after a few bluescreens).

kbin sounds a lot like kabin, or かびん／花瓶, which means vase in Japanese.

Vocals by: wink wink

Lyrics by: Kazuyuki Yama

Music by: Ryota Kozuka

Note: It is unknown if the singer has more work or not (if wink wink isn't a band name), and I likely suspect this was used as a one-off pseudonym for the project, which is standard among Japanese (?) singers.

After a software update, VS2022 stopped working correctly. When I hit a break point, I don't get any local variables and their values, instead I get a "wait..." label that looks like a button, and also VS is growing in memory size until it crashes my Windows, or I either stop the debugging or VS itself.

So far I get the best results by using x64dbg, but it has it's own issues, namely that almost all guides only discuss its reverse engineering capabilities, and I need a development tool, so I don't have to rely on printing to the console as debugging, which has a lot of issues (leaving in the print commands, etc). I'm programming in D, but it should work with any other debugger made for C, and up until recently I used VS for that purpose.