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PyroTheKiller 23rd Sep 2019

H A X X E R!!!1!!!11!!!1!!!!!111
thomasxin 5th Jan 2015

Put NEUT after the DEUT overflows and see the reaction.
Tulucanz 12th Dec 2014

this looks like an actual singularity!
LBPHacker 12th Dec 2014

@amrom44: Well, mostly. It's an overflow, but it has nothing to do with any kind of stack. It's just a simple integer overflow.
amron44 12th Dec 2014

i hope its correctly
amron44 12th Dec 2014

for a sample i have a 0,5 byte big number(integer) in the computer looks like 0000 this is the number 0. its dividet in two parts one is for the positive and the other is for the negative . -1 look like 1111 and 1 look like 0001 ther a one point where they hit its 1000 im not sure what that for a nuber is but you have the number 7 / 0111 you add 2 it give 1001 that is in the negativ part of a integer its a -7
amron44 12th Dec 2014

i think its a stackoverflow
PortalPlayer 12th Dec 2014

Ok, I observed carefully what happens at the beginning and shall now proceed to shut up.
PortalPlayer 12th Dec 2014

Doesn't exceeding the 32-bit range just make the sign bit "roll over" due to two's complement?
PortalPlayer 12th Dec 2014

Actually, I'm getting lifes of over 180000.

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