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by rspeele
2600 days ago
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The anti-debugger argument always seems to set up this strawman debugger user who blindly starts the debugger in response to any problem, applies no thought to what's going on, doesn't dig deeper, etc. Sure, maybe that guy exists. Maybe you've seen "that guy" or been "that guy". Does that mean that it has no value to be able to stop a program and look at all the values? |
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