MOV r/m64, imm32 that's the one that treats it as signed 
mov anything about imm64 :\mov anything about imm64 :\ 
0xFFFFFFFF 
movabs first and then moves from a register 
it's always like that
<#aabbcc>some text</#aabbcc> ?<span style="color: #, ">, </span>, < and > as tokens. no xml parsing required, only string searching <#aabbcc> and </> <#aabbcc> and </> 
nix goated
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it's not really free speech if you advertise a closed source, maybe malware infected modification of an open source client to sell it for money 
1 it's not really free speech if you advertise a closed source, maybe malware infected modification of an open source client to sell it for money 
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I was talking about getting banned for a non-existent rule. Anyone can make up a rule and tell me I broke it. It's just like getting cancelled but in teeworlds - i'd say my context is fitting
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#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
const char *owo = "That's my string, hell yeah";
printf("%.*s", 9, owo);
}
will print
That's my #include <stdio.h>
int main() {
const char *owo = "That's my string, hell yeah";
printf("%.*s", 9, owo);
}
will print
That's my 
struct as a unary operator 
uint8_t foo[] = {
[10] = 12,
[5] = 5,
}; Foo {
a: 0x45,
} 
DDNet and DDRace IIRC 
