tandy put their sound chip on the 1A interrupt?
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random(*(byte *)*(undefined2 *)
(*(int *)(*(int *)0x39a6 * 0xe + local_c * 2 + 0x1d02) * 2 +
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I found another set of pronouns!
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I haven't figured out how this game stores gender, but I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it's like this:
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@foone fae suspect who's stolen all the other genders from the National Pronoun Repository
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Foone🏳️⚧️replied to Foone🏳️⚧️ last edited by [email protected]
why? because they have strings like:
char* HE="He\0\0She\0"
char* HIS="His\0Hers\0";
char* HIM="Him\0Her\0";so they can do like:
printf("Follow %s to %s lair, and capture %s alive!", badguy->name, HIS+badguy->gender, HIM+badguy->gender);
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@DotMaetrix You mean the Strategic National Pronoun Reserve?
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I like how the game only asks your name, not your gender.
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It's a prequel to Disco Elysium, and your gender is set to COP
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@foone you're french and you're a member of the Gendermarie
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@foone those thieves are pretty good if they stole *all* the genders!
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@Larymir When no one was looking, Foone took forty genders. She took 40 genders.
And that's terrible.
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@jollysea I am definitely a member of the gender army
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@foone hope they’ll never have to translate (and that they do bounds checking on that gender value…)
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@mkoek
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@foone so it also supports e/im/is, he/er/er, e/e/e and no pronouns as genders 1, 5 and 3/6?
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Foone🏳️⚧️replied to Lydia Trivia last edited by [email protected]
@lydiafacts technically yes! as well as large number of neopronouns used by indexing into other strings, possibly? it might be only one byte, which limits how far you can address
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why does ghidra's "search by instruction pattern" default to BINARY?
what kind of a freak remembers the machine code for INT 21 on x86 in BINARY?
it's CD21h, not 1100110100100001!what are you, some kind of nerd?
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I love reversing a string and it's:
void printString(char* str, int length);
and I go look what calls it, reverse that function, and it's:
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it's like "aww, did someone have second thoughts about making PRINT always take a length, and got tired of having to manually calculate lengths so you just wrapped it?
and your compiler didn't inline SHIT?
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oh those poor people of Bamako! Someone stole their.
