Without Microsoft’s proprietary debugger, it is not possible to get input from Console.ReadLine() in VSCodium’s integrated terminal or debug console. That’s the problem I was having. I’ll have to debug using external txt files.

Problem is the companies keep finding ways to delay the pop. Maybe it will finally pop someday but how many years from now is that gonna be? How deeply ingrained will it already be by then?

Send me there

We had that shit in Canada too, so weird

The cost will never be worth it

Tools are supposed to be useful, all LLMs do is lie and degrade your mental faculties

Let us all be dinosaurs

The only way to install another OS on a windows computer is to flash it to a USB drive using a tool like rufus and then rebooting the computer with the usb drive plugged in. There are probably some obstacles in place, if your computer does not boot into the installer you’ll need to go into the BIOS (usually spamming del or esc while the computer is booting) and change the boot order (make sure usb drive is at the top) and possibly disable secure boot.

If you replace windows with linux you will lose all your files. I’d recommend you first try Linux in a virtual machine, though this might not be an option with your limited RAM. If you’re new to Linux I’d also recommend starting with a different distro that has a larger community so you can easily get answers when you run into problems. I started with Ubuntu, its not the greatest distro and I jumped ship as soon as I was able, but it has dedicated community forums full of all the answers you’ll ever need.

Would be nice if philosophical stances were treated equal to religious ones, so if something is against your philosophical stances you could get the same exemption a religious person could.

Thank you, I’ll have to research how to do that!

Oh that makes sense, yeah I’ve been running it as sudo, I’m pretty sure its looking for the init file in /usr then. I’ve had the same problem with vim in the past.

Yeah its the exact same path

it only has the plugin load command and setsymbolserver -ms

Yeah it was a new session. The .lldbinit file is in my home folder, at ~/

That worked! Though I had to use the absolute path rather than the tilde. Is lldb not properly sourcing the config file?

Yes I’m on linux, my .lldbinit does have a path to the libsosplugin.so file, and I’ve confirmed the file is real.

It seems JetBrains or the proprietary version of VSCode are the only convenient options, but they’re so intrusive…

Yes that’s how I set it to integratedTerminal

Edit: That probably is the solution on VSCode, but I found out the only debuggers available on VSCodium do not have anyway to connect to the terminal

1988 has the best contrast, I like that.

Has the battery disposal situation gotten better? Can EVs be recycled when their lifetime ends? Are the batteries still a massive fire risk or have they solved that? The main concerns really. From my perspective it looks like both options are bad in different ways, could be wrong though.