Try [DrMemory](https://drmemory.org/).
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tool recommendations: C heap leak checker that works with C++ code -
Gadzooks!Take a look for "The Continental" series as well, just started.
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Nuclear Alpha Blending: A C++ war storyIs it possible to compile the code to run under Windows or Linux? If so could valgrind or Dr. Memory help find the problem?
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Advent-of-CodeYes, I'm doing them. It's just annoying that due to timezones it's not possible to compete on the leaderboard.
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Need advice on relocating catsKeep them indoors for at least a few weeks/months at the new home. So they realise this is home now, and they will get fed here, and you will be here. Females are less likely to travel far. Males may try and find their old home. If you can afford it, look into GPS tracking devices? In case they escape... cause they will try. When I relocated two cats, one Male, one Female, the female was fine, the male disappeared for over a week. Then one day came back to the new house as if nothing had happened.
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Time to get out your heads of lettuce and your webcamsOriginalGriff wrote:
like my cat cannot understand how to open a foil pouch full of cat food
Mine can, he tears open the pouch in the middle. If we don't keep them locked away he will feed himself in the middle of the night.
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e-paper woesOr an LED you flash alongside the beep... Or even a seven-seg display that just lights up for a while when the button is pressed.
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Furball has found a new way to get attention.I could.... if I wasn't on his side :)
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Furball has found a new way to get attention.My cat has learned how to turn off my wifes computer with the power button, and that it really annoys her when he does this. So, now when he wants food, he sits holding his paw over the button, and meows at her.
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Wordle 404Wordle 404 3/6 ⬛⬛⬛🟨⬛ 🟩🟨⬛⬛⬛ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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CHKDSK // I Am ConfusedTry one of these tools to verify the capacity... [5 Tools to Test and Detect Fake or Counterfeit USB Flash Drives • Raymond.CC](https://www.raymond.cc/blog/test-and-detect-fake-or-counterfeit-usb-flash-drives-bought-from-ebay-with-h2testw/)
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Dr StrangeYou really have to have seen Wandavision to follow it. And it also includes a lot of extra characters that have only appeared in other not so mainstream Marvel TV series and films before, which is great for the avid fans of all of Marvel's stuff, but makes it a bit more confusing for the ones who only watch the main MCU movies.
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Morbid spreadsheet...Don't think of the 15% as a percentage, but a proportion of the total. So to calculate how much each person gets, add up all the proportions, to give a total 'proportion'. Then for each person, the amount they get is (their 'proportion' * total inheritance)/(total 'proportion'). Then deleting a person from the spreadsheet when they die, will increase the others inheritance according to their proportion.
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File server question...Synology also does not like SMR drives, slows down writing a lot. It doesn't help that some vendors were selling SMR drives as 'For use in NAS'. I found all this out when trying to repopulate a donated Synology NAS with drives from my spares, and finding most of them were SMR.
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Edge weirdnessDoes windows think a key is stuck down (alt or ctrl perhaps?).
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An Amiga 500 Mini is on the wayNelek wrote:
But... will it run Doom?
No, you needed an A1200 to play the closest thing, Alien Breed 3D. The main issue was the Amiga's display memory was planar, making individual pixel setting very slow (each pixel set would involve reading, AND/OR, and writing to 6-8 separate locations depending on display depth), and so Texture mapping was slow. Some fast bitmap to planer conversion routines were developed which did eventually allow 3D texture mapped games, but the extra overhead of the conversion was always an issue.
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Pulley questionA bit more than 2:1 as the anchoring point of the cable on the upper right also moves up relative to the lower pulley, but not as much as the upper pulley.
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When datasheets failI wrote a bitmap font renderer for such a display many years ago, the strange pixel format meant rearranging the font data so it could be rendered quickly at any position with bit shifts and bitwise or's on a seriously underpowered cpu. That was a fun challenge.
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I'm joining the dark side - they have PiI'd be cautious about using an expensive SD card in the pi, they can be damaged by powering off while being written to. I've had a few fail completely. So I'd go for having a couple of smaller/cheaper cards, rather than one big expensive one.