kek thats not good
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can only trigger it when im doing large prints
Im writing data and overflowing the stack
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oh right, was just going to suggest that.
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S o i f t h i s w o r k s i m g o n n a p o s t m y c o d e w h e n i n i t s u n - s h o t t y f o r m
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Nice IT TWERKS 
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>
int main( int argc, char* argv[] ) {
if (argc <= 1) {
printf("Feed some words damn it\n");
printf("EX: \"Fuck ME JERRY\"\n");
return -127;
}
char string[10000];
strcpy(string,argv[1]);
printf("<F-INLINE> ");
for (int i = 0; i < strlen(string); i++) {
printf("[spoiler]%c[/spoiler] ",string[i]);
}
printf("\n");
return 0;
}
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D o e s t h i s t h i n g t h a t @ D j e 4 3 2 1 m a d e w o r k t h a t t o t a l l y i s n ’ t a n n o y i n g a s f u c k b u t w h o c a r e s b e c a u s e i t s a w e s o m e . i ’ m j u s t w r i t i n g s t u f f t o m a k e i t m u c h l o n g e r a t t h i s p o i n t s o t h a t p e o p l e w i l l h a v e t o u n h i d e m o r e s t u f f : D
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Its not though? The ships are all different, better at different things. Unlike in WoT the ships are well balanced regardless of if they are premium or not lol
And I’ve played like 80 battles and am at tier 5 in battleships and tier4 in cruisers already; seems like progressions a lot easier as well.
fuck you
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I can finally say it’s not the dac/amp that’s causing the issue. The issue is inconsistent (so when the sound stops working on the right side it doesn’t just stay out, it comes back after a short while, like a few seconds but long enough).
This was driving me crazy. Is it really the headphones? Is it the dac/amp? The cable?
This inconsistency was driving me crazy.
“Just send them in, let the manufacturer find out if something’s wrong with them.”
Yeah, sure. But if they can’t find something cause the source of the problem is not the headphones but with a different component, well…then I have to pay up to 50€ in fees.
Been listening to them
Waiting for that fucking issue to occur again.
One cable plugged into the dac/amp, another one into the onboard sound, my other headphones ready too so I can swap them quickly.
Waiting for it to happen.
It happens, I swap the cables…no issue. Did I miss it? Did the issue suddenly go away or is it the dac/amp?
Waiting again.
It happens again. This time I swap the headphones. No issue. But is it the headphones? Or is it the dac/amp and the issue went away again?
Waiting again. This time plugged into the onboard sound.
It happens again. It’s not the dac/amp.
So this should be enough to mark the headphones as the source of the issue UNLESS some fucking thing happens in my PC, but the sound processing should be handed off to the dac/amp. And when it happens with that too…should be the headphones, right?
Am I going crazy over this?
I FUCKING HATE TROUBLESHOOTING WITHOUT BEING ABLE TO TRUST OTHER COMPONENTS!
lol. its supposed todo that
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But Y tho
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For the soul purpose of annoying people
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i would reccomend taping a note to the headphones describing the issue so you know the inspection people get it
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They’re getting a report with a description of the problem anyway. It’s not like they get the headphones without a word and go “okay…now what?”.
better safe than sorry
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Yeah. Gonna write it up tomorrow…uhm, today. 4.30am again…store opens at 10am. Fucking hunting for that issue.
I feel like that crazy guy in bars who swears he saw sasquatch and of course nobody believes him. Or those “the end is nigh!” people on streets.
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d o n ’ t l o o k a t m e l i k e t h a t = P
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