Wow I didn’t know it was even possible to decompile compiled code. I know how to code and debug, but you’re right this is a big step past my current skills. And of course wouldn’t you know it, the decompiling tools for mac are very expensive and aren’t available to torrent either. This might be a dead end for me.
Well, thank you, I learned something today.
You sound like scum. Go die in a fire.
Absolutely not. I have had recruiters contact me about “defense” (read: murder and imperialism) companies and flat out refused to even consider the jobs.
I hold the position that if I knowingly helped design a system that delivered a bomb which, for example, blew up someone’s wedding party, I would have to pay the murdered people’s families reparations out of what money I do have, and kill myself to atone for abetting that atrocity. Defense contractors are disgusting, I don’t know how they can delude themselves into doing their evil jobs and keep living with thr shame.
Love everything he criticizes (corporate greed, drm, wasteful planned obsolescence, unrepairable disposable device design) are all incentivized and rewarded under Capitalism … but since he’s a small business owner he still supports the idea of Capitalism.
He gets so close.
Yeah it’s unfortunate. I’ve bought some applications before but like I said, I have them and a license key and they should run forever. I like different machines or OSs for different tasks. This very particular thing I’m interested in is to troubleshoot some (I think) aberrant wake-from-sleep behavior on a mac laptop so unfortunately I don’t think that’s going to work out.
Though I suppose I could throw Linux on it and see if it still has the same sleep/wake issues, to isolate whether it’s a software/OS thing or a hardware issue.