Doom crash after 2.5 years of real-world runtime confirmed on real hardware
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#3I am going to need to see this replicated before I can believe.
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#4Seems to be a PocketPC port of Doom, with no source given or even a snippet of the relevant code/variable name/etc. shown at all.
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#5Not a comment on the post, but I sure wish Jira would load even half as quickly as this site.
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#62038 is going to be a fun year.
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#7Seems to be a PocketPC port of Doom, with no source given or even a snippet of the relevant code/variable name/etc. shown at all.
Yes. I think it it seems like it was the os that overflowed, and not Doom in this case.
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#8Not a comment on the post, but I sure wish Jira would load even half as quickly as this site.
It takes serious hardware investment [0] to pull that off.
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#9Seems to be a PocketPC port of Doom, with no source given or even a snippet of the relevant code/variable name/etc. shown at all.
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#10Seems to be a PocketPC port of Doom, with no source given or even a snippet of the relevant code/variable name/etc. shown at all.
Yes. I think it it seems like it was the os that overflowed, and not Doom in this case.
It's also running on very old hardware, potentially with some electrolytic capacitors that have dried up. And, there's always the possibility that it's a gamma ray [1]!
[1] https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20221011-how-space-weathe...