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DenisDolya

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About DenisDolya

C purist dedicated to bare-metal systems programming. My philosophy: zero dependencies and zero dynamic memory allocation. I consider malloc an enemy, preferring predictable stack-based and static memory for ultimate stability. Due to limited hardware access, I craft and debug my code directly on a smartphone. This constraint has forced me to become a disciplined architect, focused on tiny, high-performance binaries where every byte is justified. My goal is to push the limits of pure C and maintain "zero-bloat" open-source tools.

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    Thank you, just at the right time.

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    I liked your project; I think it has potential. If I have the time, I might try rewriting some parts in C, but since I don't have the testing hardware, I'll submit the changes to y…

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    Comment #49081991

    What is the meaning of the game?

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    Comment #49074645

    Thank you for your article; I enjoyed the way you explained everything, especially your ability to connect philosophy with neurobiology.

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    I agree about the freedom aspect. But the "4% Rule" in the form it’s usually presented—that’s just a form of masochism. It’s like starving yourself for three days just to gorge you…

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    Where link's?

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    Comment #48502709

    It would be great to add units with missiles that would fire at long distances and air defense to shoot them down.

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    Comment #48458673

    Now instead of Doom we prescribe Half-Life. Is it worth waiting for the new rule "Half-Life works everywhere"?

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    Comment #48448039

    Thank you for your work.

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    This is of course great, and very creative, but why not use an HTTP proxy if this TLS is still unprotected? Did I misunderstand something?

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    Comment #47563629

    Actually hfile has nothing new, So the basic philosophy here is a small binary.

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    Comment #47470834

    Wow, this is impressive, everything is so realistic, it feels like I'm not in a browser but in a dark room with a PC where this game is running, I really liked it, it looks very no…

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    I think it's possible to add the ability to upload files somewhere, and the ability to create folders for additional files there.

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