name one program you wrote that isn't buggy

>>60497607
im cant

>>60497607
General Protection's segfault adventures.

WannaCry :^)

None of my programs have any bugs because I fix them.

>>60497607

A script that automatically downloads things with youtube-dl, it's not buggy because the logic in it is simple.

I never needed to run debuggers

>>60497607
Hello World :^)

Microsoft Windows :^)

installmod

Cheap tool I wrote in C during my gaymen days, automatically extracts a zipped mod and puts the contents into the mods folder of a gaym. I was modding the shit out of everything, but I was too lazy to extract and copypasta everything manually all the time.

>>60497607

int main(void) { return 0; }

>>60497607
Linux kernel ;-)

>>60497944
Oh, wait... It IS buggy...

 #include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <windows.h>
char main ()
{
    printf("Hello world.);
    system("pause");
} 

Find a flaw. [spoiler] PROTIP: you can't.[/spoiler]

>>60497607
hello world desu senpai

>>60497647
Didn't they just release a tool to unencrypt the files through a bug in wannacry's implementation of the encryption algorithm?

print "Hello World!"
#print "Hello Again"
print "I like typing this."
print "This is fun."
print 'Yay! Printing.'
print "I'd much rather you not"
print 'I "said" do not touch this.'
print "This is my first Python program!"

kneel before god

I fucking hate writing from stdin in C. All that garbage that pops up in it if you fuck up even slightly the desired format.

>>60497799
Write a formal proof on why it isn't buggy.

A JSON parser in pedantic C99. Zero memory leak.

>>60497607
Hello World.

I wrote a program that saves my fap sessions.

Sometimes I like to load up 20 images and a few videos, but fap to them at a later date. My program saves all image/video processes in a file, then I can load them up later.

its probably the most useful tool I wrote.

>>60497687
This guy fuckin gets it

>>60497674
Then you have never programmed anything worthwhile

>>60498048
There are multiple tools that capture the private key in memory if you have the tool on a USB drive or on your computer some other way unencrypted.

>>60498048
Instead of leaving the files encrypted, it should straight up purge all your files with 35 passes if you dont pay up.

>>60498265
Your reddit is leaking

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>>60498532