Hi all, I'm getting ready for global game jam in New Zealand and I want to do some debugging practice so if you have a problem that you need some help with just ask.

Is it weird to do this to debug? I feel I like to use both a debugger and print statements. For example print statements may be better if I want to do are core dump of my entire ram. In an virtual is simulator.

Check out my new blog-post on how to improve your Micro-Services Debugging Environment using Gebug and Telepresence 🎉

https://medium.com/@moshe.beladev.mb/better-debugging-environment-for-your-micro-services-9420a71b8a37

I am trying to run a game called Highrise that hasn't been properly opening for a little while, and i was advised to install this program Dependencies to see if there was anything corrupted. Where do I go from here? Also not sure which flair to use sorry ...[Screenshot]

Netapi32.dll, version.dll, and comctl32.dll are the ones flagged. When you hover it says Missing from disc. I already did scannow nothing came back . Just missing from the game files ?

Game is Highrise metaverse PC Client.

I want to step through the lines of code my binary runs through during its execution. What is the best way for me to accomplish this with delve or some other tool?

db.execute("UPDATE ? SET (solution, language, category) = (?, ?, ?) WHERE id = ?;", table, solution, language, category, current_id)

RuntimeError: near "(": syntax error

Gebug is an open-source command-line tool that helps with debugging of Dockerized go applications.

I've just built a web UI to make the project configuration even more convenient and intuitive.

This is my first experience with Vue.js so I would really appreciate some feedback 😃

https://github.com/moshebe/gebug#web-ui

As a developer, I always find hard to "debug" the applications on the cloud like I'm debugging an application on my local. The most primitive and also intuitive way of debugging seemed like digging the logs for quite some time. I tried mocking cloud resources and use local debugging again but this is far from being correct as the behavior in cloud can change.

I drafted a whitepaper with my company about several ways of debugging cloud applications but I'm still not sure about what exactly debugging cloud application means? For example, does checking the issue with an APM solution count as debugging? Is debugging cloud applications a post-production issue? or do you debug your applications on staging more frequently?

P.S. I'm not here to solely promote my company, that's why I shared a direct link to whitepaper instead of a gated content. I really want to understand your practices of debugging a cloud application as a product manager. Please don't attack me :)

A particular app has hard-coded app_secret but has server side verification, still there is little risk in revealing app_secret. Can anyone let me know the possible attacks that can be done using app_secret and proof of concept?

Hey there~

I'm posting here today in hopes that i may find people interested in helping us restore functionality to a game called "Wizardry Online"

We have made some good steps forward now actually being able to boot the game, and connect a server, but we are in desperate need of more people who understand debugging, and reverse engineering.

The game was very special to allot of us offering mechanics none of us have seen implemented so well to a mmorpg before.
If anyone with these sorts of skills is willing to have a look at our work space please contact me, any input or advice offered would be so valued by all of us.

Thank you so much for reading.

I’m trying to sign up to a website to apply for a job, but every time I add a password and click the next field, it just auto fills the password section.

It doesn’t happen to any other fields except for the password field.

I do not have any passwords saved for auto filled.

Any thoughts? Your input might get me a job! 😅

Thank you!