Seph De Busser

@sephdebusser.bsky.social

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Anodyne Remaster, PokéPark Wii decomp, general nerd shit

Inheritance diagram showing the following hierarchy starting at the concrete class: concrete derives from two classes, called Derived and C respectively. Derived has two bases itself, called Base1 and Base2, while C also inherits from Derived(causing a second copy of that subtree to show up again as well)
(intentionally) shitty yellow star with off-center text saying "at least its not ai"
Diagram showing the four main jet streams flowing west->east on the earth.
Paragraph of the blog reading: Nor am I alone in this: there's a striking prevalence of trans women who cope in similar ways. We set up self-hosted Gitea servers, we build our own websites and blogs from scratch with a wide variety of different tools, we do strange things with Raspberry Pis and some of us even leak no-fly lists. While this is economically beneficial to an extent, the attachment of trans women to tech seems to go beyond that: we have a moral attachment to the field even when it doesn't reward us externally.
Description of the Ninja item in Luck Be A Landlord. It's an uncommon item, with base payout 2, but gives 1 less for every other Ninja
Screenshot of decomp.me showing pokepark wii: pikachu's adventure as one of the listed decompilation projects
Standards The organizational documents, operating rules, regulations, policies, and procedures of the Corporation, including but not limited to any manuals, guides, announcements or bulletins, as may be amended from time to time.
Cover of the first issue of Marvel's Capwolf and the Howling Commandos, featuring a werewolf captain america standing over a flaming nazi tank
if (iVar3 == 3) { if (iVar2 == 1) { bVar1 = true; } else { bVar1 = false; } } else { bVar1 = false; } if (bVar1) {
Ghidra's decompilation view showing a near unreadable mess of pointer operations to the stack in a loop.
Screenshot of a local compiler explorer instance using MWCC, the wii and gamecube's compiler to compile a simple c++ snippet.
Table showing the memory layout of D type described in the post. It starts with a subobject of B having two members, a vbase pointer(which it shares with the overall object D) and the b member. Then follows the C subobject with another vbase pointer and its own c member. Then D's d member, followed by an object of type A with its own a member. Both vbase pointers point to the A object.
Class hierarchy diagram of the class called nsObject::Player. It inherits from a bunch of subclasses of nsDelegate::DelegateObserver, as well as nsObject::Object, which itself inherits from nsUtility::Nullable
Screenshot of ghidra's namespace view, showing a bunch of manager classes defined, like BokehManager, EffectManager, GlobalManager, EventManager, etc.
Three windows of the game Anodyne are open, two of them in the same Redcave room with a tentacle, the third one outside. The player in the first window hits the tentacle, triggering the cutscene for opening the next entrance. Said entrance appears in the third player's window, and when everything's over, the tentacle in the second player's window disappears as well.
disassembly view of a function that reserves two spots on the stack, then calls syscall 0x15 5 times with varying arguments.
Screenshot showing a disassembled syscall opcode with all arguments decoded.
Screenshot of ghidra's listing view, showing the first 32 bytes of the script being successfully parsed by the new loader, with pointers to the different file sections and the script name decoded, along with two unused fields.
Table of data shown in Ghidra's disassembly view, with multiple blocks of a successfully decoded string followed by a number
Code for checking bingo when a new square gets added to the board. Heavily simplifies the actual checks through some helper functions in a functional way.