Ninety nine
bugs in the code on the wall.
Not exact matches
On second thought, drop an anvil on my head on top of all of the above and still do better... I've gone through 100000 lines of code in a language that I'm lousy at and found the bug
On second thought, drop an anvil
on my head on top of all of the above and still do better... I've gone through 100000 lines of code in a language that I'm lousy at and found the bug
on my head
on top of all of the above and still do better... I've gone through 100000 lines of code in a language that I'm lousy at and found the bug
on top of all of the above and still do better... I've gone through 100000 lines of
code in a language that I'm lousy at and found the
bugs.
I'd bet that the Pratchett / Snuff typo was the result of using an optional hyphenation
code or a non-breaking space or something equally silly; installed by a lazy typesetter to fix a run
in a dead tree edition, missed when generating the output epub because it was (a) standards compliant (i.e. used the right character codeset), (b) invisible to the naked eye when previewing the DTP file
on screen, and (c) the epub reader they looked at the file
in didn't have the same
bug as Amazon's file filter and displayed it correctly.
- dev spent 21 months
on the project - built and
coded by hand from inside the game world - played
on a realistic Gameboy - you can even customize the color of the shell - includes more than 357,000 command blocks - has «all of the original game's features, along with a few iconic
bugs» - no outside tools were used
in the project - walked the equivalent of 2,832.89 kilometers
in - game
The gist is that TotalBiscuit publicly revealed that pre-released PC
code for Shadow of Mordor was being withheld to those unwilling to sign a deal
in which they had to make one Youtube video and produce one livestream of the game
in which they would have to strongly encourage viewers to purchase the game, focus
on certain mechanics and say nothing negative about the title, nor focus
on any glitches or
bugs.
The
Bug Butcher launched
on Steam back
in January, but has just launched for the PlayStation 4, and the developers of the game were kind enough to provide us with a
code to the review it.
Memory
bugs in the game's
code have allowed them to use a Pokemon glitch to actually modify a second game running
on the same system.
The new Classic Space DLC is bringing a host of new features,
bug fixes, items and even secret
codes (more
on those soon) and the fine team behind the game shared all the info
in a set of patch notes today
on the STEAM forums.
Many have asked for an option to toggle these things
on and off, but Digital Eclipse has already pointed out, these things were hard
coded into the games and adding fixes would be time consuming and may result
in the creation of more
bugs that would need to be checked, and so
on.
It's taken a real team effort to get it all together; our coders have written magical
code to get everything working (I'm quite sure they're wizards), art have got us some fantastic looking assets to fly around and through, rendering have made things look even prettier, we've got badass particle effects going
on, the audio continues to be outstanding, the UI team have worked miracles and given us everything we needed and made it very pretty, QA have been invaluable
in play testing and of course, finding
bugs, and of course the design team who have made something really fun to play.
We obtained as much information as we could from its electronic records, including the events
in its audit trail, all the
bug record's data fields, data
on its owners and
on everybody that had participated
in any action related to the
bug, and links to source
code repositories.
The trend line feature was added
on a whim and currently has a
bug (when drawing only one series); much more discussion of where to draw trend lines will probably result
in me removing the
code for simplicity's sake.
The first release of the
code on Google's own
code repository resulted
in payouts to hackers who found two security
bugs.
The way I see it is that it would depend
on how they got hacked, but let's say it was because of a
bug in the
code that I originally delivered.
That means you can't iron all the
bugs out of the
code because some legal relationships —
in this case — are too complex.1 So someone will have to
code the contract, maintain the
code, improve the
code, calibrate the machine learning
on which the conditions are based, calibrate the value systems used by the AI contract drafters, and so
on.
Lawyers and developers will also be able to buy and sell smart contracts
in a collaborative marketplace, Ghiassi said, letting them set rewards for
code review and
bug bounties to ensure due diligence is carried out
on their work.
Minor updates are scattered throughout, with emphasis
on the Windows Hello and Edge sections and
bugs that were present
in earlier
code.)
Another article
on the fork reads [Russian]: «the real problem is not even
in the
code supporting the Bitcoin network;
bugs are everywhere.
On Github, developer Lefteris Karapetsas wrote yesterday that the version being released is aimed at sussing out any bugs in the code, adding that a limit has been placed on the maximum amount of Raiden tokens (RDN) that can be deposited for making payment
On Github, developer Lefteris Karapetsas wrote yesterday that the version being released is aimed at sussing out any
bugs in the
code, adding that a limit has been placed
on the maximum amount of Raiden tokens (RDN) that can be deposited for making payment
on the maximum amount of Raiden tokens (RDN) that can be deposited for making payments.
As explained
in a lengthy post
on its Project Zero blog, the security team ran an internal contest for a week, with two teams of researchers tasked to find
bugs in Samsung's
code that could be used by attackers for malicious purposes.
Over the weekend, Asus began rolling out a significant update that, while remaining
on Android 5.0's base
code, fixes a number of important
bugs, including the well - documented Stagefright exploit, while improving performance
in a number of ways.
Fluorescence (Richard Zhu) exploited a
bug in the iPhone 7's Safari browser with an out - of - bounds
bug to escape the browser's sandbox and execute
code on the phone.
According to a post
on the popular forum Bitcointalk, Verge, the heavily criticized altcoin, underwent a massive network attack that originated due to a timestamp
bug in the currency's
code.
A text message
bug wreaked havoc across the Apple ecosystem back
in 2015, while a Safari crash
code earlier this year crashed the browser
on Macs and caused iPhones and iPads to reboot.
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in system integration and acceptance testing besides performing
bug fixes and training less experienced staffs
on programming guidelines.