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Day 3 of debugging the same bug (about to give up :sadge: )

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Been a long time since I actually posted something on here... I have made an app for android (and linux) that makes using AirPods on those operating systems way easier and better. Do you know how much Apple likes to restrict most of the features to their devices. Well, I removed the restriction! I reverse-engineered how Apple devices communicate with AirPods and wrote an app for linux and android. AirPods use the L2CAP Bluetooth protocol to communicate with apple devices. The linux version of this app has multiple scripts. One of them runs as a daemon to handle the connection, and others to handle UI, userspace, like pausing music, lowering volume, etc.. I did this so that I can have multiple applications which can talk to the AirPods without interrupting the other one. It is written purely in Python. Currently, I have made a tray application using PyQT5/6. It manages ear detection, conversational awareness, and gives me control over ANC. And, it shows the battery level too! As for the Android app, well I have attached a few images! Yes, I have tried to clone iOS's settings screen for AirPods. :okig: The android app was a pain to work upon. For starters, Android's bluetooth stack sent extra packets to the AirPods to check for some flow control mode. The AirPods will not respond to anything until they receive a specific handshake packet. I had to download the entire android source to test out and edit the libbluetooth_jni.so (the bluetooth stack). Then, I used my smol brain to make a few changes to the source code (and by a few changes, i mean commented a few lines)... And, it worked! Rant about Apple - Guess what- They hide their handshake packet from the PacketLogger app which allows me to view all the packets sent/received from my mac to any bluetooth device. Fortunately this was available online thanks to some other people who worked way before me. Apple even hid another packet necessary to activate Conversational Awareness and Adaptive Audio! Somehow, I got really, really, really lucky, and the packet just showed up in the PacketLogger app, shortly after which, it crashed. :confused-dino: What works on the app – • Accurate battery levels • In-Ear detection – Music is automatically paused when they're taken out of ear! Plus, AirPods are removed as an available audio output device when none of the AirPods are in ear. • Conversational Awareness – Lowers volume when you start speaking! • Set Noise Control Mode – I can change the Noise Control Mode on my AirPods Pro 2! • Renaming AirPods • And a bunch of other settings extracted from the iOS/iPadOS settings page. ◦ Namely, Toggle Conversational Awareness, Toggle Loud Sound Reduction, Set Adaptive Audio Noise level, Toggle Automatic ear detection, Off listening Mode, Tone Volume, Noise Cancellation with Single AirPod, Toggle Volume Control by swiping. • And, of course, a debug screen, which lists all packets received, and even allows you to send packets! GitHub: github.com/kavishdevar/aln upvote the issue on android issue tracker so that the bug gets fixed: issuetracker.google.com/issues/371713238 :>

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day 2 started work on an about blank embedder for my friends to use.(had so much debugging )link:github.com/aaronsfunstuff/Aarons-links

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I've been working more on my Chip-8 emulator for #C07PZMBUNDS|! I have almost all the opcodes implemented, and I'm working on debugging some carry flags and keyboard inputs before finishing up and compiling it into a WASM binary.

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Github: github.com/guywithnousername/wfctest I realized my algorithm wasn't updating the procedural generation after some time, so I spent some time documenting the code to understand it more. Hopefully this will help me find the problem. Here is the debugging (red means not filled in, and the all different possibilities for each square are in the brackets):

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Final arcade update for my java RL library: • Updated the network architecture in the example program • Different layer types • (Spent wayyyy too long trying to debug why my DDQN Agent would not learn lol) GitHub

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This is the beta version of my #C02UN35M7LG| platformer! It is one of few games that bypasses the sprig grid system, and the only reason it feels janky is because Sprig doesn't send keyup events or let you check if a key is pressed, so your code has to operate only on keydown events. Press i for a debug menu! (Note: most of the lag is out of my control, the sprig emulator has iffy performance. Hopefully I can get it working on a real sprig!) Play: sprig.hackclub.com/share/zqNUQdjMUesAvefyCHnK Code: github.com/jeremy46231/sprig/blob/2f9116/games/off-grid-platformer.js

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After hours upon hours of debugging, finally I updated my sprig "mini-metroidverse" game to where it almost done! I added enhanced gravity functionality, more levels, glass breaking from gravity (because you as the player have weight in the game lol): sprig.hackclub.com/share/cC4KMxK8C0DJOPjcLKTf Repo: github.com/AnomaliScript/placeSpringGame Latest commit: github.com/AnomaliScript/placeSpringGame/commit/8d7c9c54ee3731ddd50d892baf6d9f0275ed0330

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I updated the AI game for where you have to sell the wheel at different stages of its development Now you can play the game on mobile, and it doesn't restart at the end with weird cases. had to do a lot of debug and fixes for this. gh repo: github.com/suryaanshah/Selling-the-wheel-AI-game site: suryaansh.is-a.dev/Selling-the-wheel-AI-game

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iCE40 DevBoard · A simple development board design for the iCE5LP2K-SG48 FPGA. I needed to learn how to make FPGA board for a future project (a VGA GPU for my breadboard computer), so I tried making a devboard. Chose the cheapest one that has enough block RAM: iCE5LP2K. There are many issues with the board - no 5v/3v3/GND on the headers, some mistakes in the schematic and other stuff. I couldn't even get the FPGA to configure (maybe fried it during hot-air soldering?) and don't quite have time to debug it/order a new one, so more updates at the GitHub repo I guess. GitHub: github.com/Mirrrek/iCE40DevBoard

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greatly improved the user interface of my portfolio website idea. For now this is a showcase of UI design but I plan to eventually add more functionality but OH MY GOD look at how clean everything is !!! the animations and stuff they're so smooth and took so long to debug ahhhhh but yeah its a really really cool page. view source code here: github.com/shuklabhay/portfolio

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Hello! And I'm back with my C++ ECS game engine for the nth time! :neocat_happy: This time I've added collisions, physics, movements and a bunch of debug features! More importantly, I have 0 memory leaks 😲 ! The project is here: github.com/cheyao/opengl You can download the MacOS binary here: github.com/cheyao/opengl/releases/tag/v4.0

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Oh here's another post for a completely different aspect for the same project (Tiny4FSK): At the beginning of #C06SBHMQU8G|, I did a lot of work on assembling, testing, and debugging my Rev. 3 (aka Rev. 1.2). I forgot to post about them. The process included doing precise SMD reflow and soldering, and debugging using test equipment at my local makerspace. Github: github.com/New-England-Weather-Balloon-Society/Tiny4FSK

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This is the third phase of my Tokenized Attention project. I have implemented and tested the single GPU CUDA implementation of the forwards pass, and implemented (but not yet tested) the implementation of the backwards pass. The biggest difficulty I faced was my extremely old GTX 750 GPU, which caused default invocations of the compiler to completely fail to trigger any kernel, without warning me at all, which was fun to debug. I also learnt the internal representation of the PyTorch MultiHeadAttention module and implemented a naive version using PyTorch - exposing the fact that I somehow forgot a negative sign in my Q and K gradient calculations - and to my great dismay I found was 30 times faster than my CPU implementation, though I may take solace in the knowledge that my implementation is significantly more memory-optimized than PyTorch's. The next step will be testing the CUDA backwards pass and writing the multi-GPU forwards and backwards pass, pretty much entirely based on the CPU multithreading code, as well as writing sparse alternatives to cuBLAS. gitlab.com/terezi/DTA

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A lot of new features got added to my game engine today: ImGui debug menu Divs (How to center a div? use the constant CENTER as the position :D) Better text positioning Performance update sRGB, Gama correction etc... Github: github.com/cheyao/opengl Web: Sorry, used up most of my git lfs storage so can't publish on github pages (Gotta save some space for my main repo). Binary: github.com/cheyao/opengl/releases/tag/v3.1

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Box-Identifier is a web application designed to simplify the moving process by helping users efficiently label and identify their moving boxes. The application can get an input for an ID for each box, allowing users to retrieve the box name, category, and contents without having to open it. And i have an update and added a few things: • User accounts you can create an account and login • Added API to change and delete boxes • Added api to send a resetpasswordlink(still have to add an email provider) • Added a page where you can create boxes that are linked to your account • Added a dashboard where you can see all of you created boxes Because it is still in a branch and still not done there is no website but you can download it and host it if you want. :copilot-github: Github Copilot was used to help debug and to complete coding lines. :github: Github Repo(User account branch): github.com/EmreKadirTiren/box-Identifier/tree/user-account

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I'm currently making a metroidvania/open-world platformer in sprig, this is a work in process though (hence all the debugging and spec text on the screen) I also had to use the "get AI help" tab in sprig b/c this is my first time using JS for game development Also credit to giragon6 for the foundation of my gravity code from his/her game "dragon duel" current (8/18) version: sprig.hackclub.com/share/XhMd9JUiE8JGbgZOwDwa

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:jam: Here’s another update for the text-based RPG that I am building in JavaScript! It’s finally starting to come together, with a lot of the mechanics approaching completion. I fixed bugs related to the sorting of save games, added some debug commands, implemented a whole new mapping system that looks much nicer and has a fog of war, added a combat grid, bugged player turning abilities, and added some foreshadowing for the game jam. (Sorry for the repost, the first one was too big for hakkuun.) GitHub: github.com/beyond-reality-dev/Spoken-Word-Sorcery

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Made sub-sections for my website that is based off the old vauge sections. The sections save to a encoded file to the server which the client reads and shows the required sub-sections. Ignore all the logs (it is to debug my always working on first try code) github.com/scooterthedev/AI-Project-Maker/commit/23b3b5b7db02fa836b70fedba936778eaac7efe4 github.com/scooterthedev/AI-Project-Maker/commit/fbe3cc23d31aec09447efbb6e5267c011a2431c7 github.com/scooterthedev/AI-Project-Maker/commit/31623ae5b7e4006ae4114066c0c325a55852869a github.com/scooterthedev/AI-Project-Maker/commit/767f0d1e14936d2d117c12b9d68c78695500d792

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:jam: Here’s to another update for the text-based RPG that I am building in JavaScript! It’s finally starting to come together, with a lot of the mechanics approaching completion. :jam: As I have for the last few updates, I’ll start with the more technical changes and then move on to the more interesting stuff. The first of those was fixing the sorting and categorizing of save games so that they display in the order of creation and retain their numbering after new games are created. This avoids any potential confusion about which save button corresponds to which saved game. I also started adding some more debug commands, such as the teleport command, which allows me to render specific rooms at will, which is good for seeing the game’s layout. I also added a lot more grammar options for using weapons during combat, which should make for a more pleasant experience. And that does it for this scrapbook’s bugfixes! As for more substantive changes, there are a lot. The most exciting one in my opinion is the replacement of the old mapping system, which used floating divs that were super buggy and kind of ugly, with one based on the HTML canvas element. For some reason, I totally forgot about it, but now that I am using it development is way easier. There was a bit of a learning curve to figure out how to generate reasonably sharp lines, but it looks way better, has much higher performance, and does not have any bugs that I’ve seen. It also enables a fog of war system, where only rooms connected to rooms that the player has visited can be seen. This should hopefully improve immersion and encourage exploration of the maps. Some attached images show rooms before and after lifting the fog of war. The new system also has the added advantage of allowing me to render enemies on the map according to their position, which is something that I hope to implement in the future. Speaking of the enemies’ positions, I totally overhauled that system too. I kept trying to make it work without a cartesian coordinates system, to the point where I was getting ready to essentially use polar coordinates instead, when I decided to just get rid of the old method and totally redo it. I’m glad I did, because now enemies can maneuver around the battlefield and weapon ranges can be in terms of feet, which is easier to understand than the close/short/medium/long that I started with (especially since each of those could mean very different things in different rooms). Pathfinding has been implemented, so enemies will attempt to move within their weapon’s range of the player, although they no longer attempt to avoid the player’s attacks as they used to. I hope to bring back this mechanic in a future update, although I might not because the enemies are actually getting very challenging. To combat the improved enemies, I buffed the player’s turning abilities. Now, instead of only being able to turn 45 degrees in a turn, they can now turn up to 90 degrees. This doesn’t sound like a huge change, except that instead of taking 4 turns to attack an enemy behind the player, for example, it now only takes two turns. Player movement is not yet implemented, but that is a top priority for the next scrapbook. Aside from all of these changes, I also kept working on the weapons system, rebalancing and improving them, and I added descriptions for the attacks of all the enemies which should improve immersion. Specifically for the game jam, I also added some more details in the intro that foreshadow the “loophole” themed twist, but no spoilers. Thanks for reading! GitHub: github.com/beyond-reality-dev/Spoken-Word-Sorcery

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Finished coding my Wokwi Project! All that's left to do is fix the wiring (and debug a little bit), and I'll have a fully automated security system!!! github.com/AdyaS2010/Smart-Interactive-Display-System---Online-Circuit-The-Bin---Wokwi- (Wiring will be updated later on, but the coding is the major milestone for this scrapbook).

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#arcade integrated divide and conquer , stuck at brute force on tree trying to debug and link it for other post-ristonrodrigues723.github.io/additional-algos

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I made a suzy-q breakout board that can be used to debug chromebooks (if it works) github.com/scarlettekk/suzyq

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github.com/aadilnoufal/slackbot/blob/main/v4%20code%20working , github.com/aadilnoufal/slackbot/blob/main/v1%20code%20not%20working tried to bite more than i could swallow, indeed i spent a lot of time debugging but it was actually spet for that, in the end I decided to start back from ground up. i was trying to make slack bot

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Time to release my CHIP-8 emulator. After hours of debugging, bug-fixing and testing the virtual machine, everything should work now. Tested with popular roms like pong, space invaders, star flight or snake. More details in the repo: github.com/niosp/hackclub-arcade/tree/main/chip8-emulator

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Made a todo list with react, mongodb, flask, and docker. The amount of debugging I had to do was insane

another day, another preview of my 2d game in unity. This time I focused on mostly technical changes for debugging and flexibility like changing from setting to scriptable object and creating custom editor window to display custom logs Release: github.com/codeSentinel-x/Slack-project/releases/tag/preview5

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Completed adding and testing the Leaderboard function in my Sunshine Farm game which was not properly implemented previously. Additional testing and debugging was also done to ensure the usability of the game. github.com/wyn-cmd/Sunshine-Farm/commit/4b4c283abc6364e81a09b962c9cfadb6a5f083a2

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My bin project its really bad and still in a debugging phase wokwi.com/projects/405418845343148033 repo:github.com/aaronsfunstuff/hc-bin

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My PE file parser entered the alpha stage. It's written in C++ and parses PE 32bit files (Sections, Imports, Imported functions, DOS header, NT header, .rsrc-section data, debug information). You can find the repo here: github.com/niosp/hackclub-arcade/tree/main/pe-file-parser

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took a bit of a break but was able to get some work done on my project portfolio, mostly debugging and fixing problems with the sections that i didn't notice and i added / started the interests section, here's the repo thou: github.com/presigues/new-project-portfolio

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Got a barebones toy kernel working that is able to print text and hexadecimal numbers. Next up is unit testing ig, since debugging a kernel is utter pain, and I'll also be working on paging and continuously improving printing: github.com/KnedlikMCPE/WheelOS/tree/243eb6a3faf161c913cd4d0b3eab308bcff41724

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In the process of creating my language, #lang3, I started to run into instances where I needed to display an error to the user. To increase my ease-of-use as a programmer, and make sure all the errors are consistent, modular, and expandable, I designed a class with some functions that allow me to easily throw errors. They have a variety of parameters, that can be omitted depending on the context of the error, like arguments to be added to a template message, the error location, and whether the error should be fatal or act more as a warning. Creating these sets of functions was quite an experience, as I first tried inheritance to modify a few elements of each error type and inherit from one base error class. After that didn't work to the standards I needed, I learned about and tried to use dynamic C# classes to automatically generate a function for each error type by name. However, after much experimentation, including creating my own argument handling for a variety of flexible overloads, dynamic was simply too slow (54x slower than the usual static class!). I ended up switching back to traditional functions, and created a comprehensive set of overloads and used an enum to make throwing errors easy but following best practices. After much debugging, my error system is ready to show comprehensive and beautiful errors to the users of my language, while making it easy for me to raise them in a customizable manner. The function is designed to be expandable, so I can easily add features like stack traces later on. To check out and use Lang3 (placeholder name), join the #lang3 channel and read the canvas for more information about the project. You can also check out my GitHub repo.

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trying to make a discord bot for the first time, made some progress but still needs loads of debugging which ill get back to later:( made in replit( not complete yet ) theres also .env file which contains the token github.com/ad-astraa/DiscBot/commit/1519d67280f9131915f3c9d6334df4b177c81880 github.com/ad-astraa/DiscBot/commit/f122e7075579aa3dd2c5d59ec0c110fffca61058

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Eia64 • An Interpreted Programming Language CLICK HERE I've been working on creating an language called Eia64. Check some of the cool examples here. (include branch) Step1. Clone the repo git clone <https://github.com/XomaDev/Eia64> -b include Step2. Use Eia cd Eia64 && java -jar Eia64.jar examples/animation.eia and see some magic! I'll post a screenshot into how Eia code looks. Hope you like it 🙂 Also a note to reviewer: I've tried my all best to do progress each hour. But some of the code commits may look less. I spend a lot of time debugging and analyzing program in my project across many files and it takes time, I hope it is understandable. 🙏 Thank you

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Went to Starterhacks! My teammates @EddieBian and @KahanShah and Richard (who isn't on slack) all contributed hugely to the project. Of course of two days, we build TensorBuild; an drag and drop no-code web application for building tensorflow nerual networks. Every "block" is a new layer, of which is function built with tensorflow in the flask backend. This goal of this project is to educate notice hackers about AI; some people might pick up the logic of neural networks and how a few layers work by watching youtube videos, but don't understand how to make a neural network with tensorflow (since the sytax is confusing). Therefore, Tensorbuild aims to bridge that gap, allowing it's user to drag layers to form a neural network and train it on the website. I worked on the backend, particularly the TensorFlow functions, as debugging on all fronts 😄

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I spent the last few days debugging my Combined Manager fork to make it work with the disko-install tool. Combined Manager fork: github.com/Noah765/combined-manager

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Made a who wants to be a millionaire inspired game not the most functional yet but still debugging after adding about 75 questions repo:github.com/aaronsfunstuff/who-wants-to-be-a-millionaire/commit/e8b02e1d7a891585e675c2b30638a25c796bb795 here is a somewhat functional demo:codepen.io/aaronsfunstuff/full/vYqGrMV

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I made a sprig game (not the one for submission) just for me to understand the syntax and ways of sprig. It is in fact the iconic chrome dino run game but the quality is so bad since I had to debug for a very long time. Demo video attached. Github repo: github.com/LinuxDinoGitHub/DinoJumpSprig

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I developed my existing foundational level (basically only cout and cin) C++ knowledge by building a console-based Chrome dino run game. The best thing about this game is that no browser is required and it runs on your local terminal. Even though the browser version might be more fun, the main purpose of this project was for me to better grasp the syntax and techniques in C++ such as memory allocation (took me 2 hours to debug). Github repo: github.com/LinuxDinoGitHub/ConsoleDino Demo video attached ("no no its not a bug its a feature, a very hard obstacle that trains your reflexes"):

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This project is my first React Native project and it was torture to be completely honest. Building something by yourself and not knowing what you are doing can lead to hours of debugging and you almost going insane (Now I have become the personification of insanity). This is a book journal app, designed mainly for the purpose of motivating myself to read more since I am currently failing language classes. This is only a prototype of the app and getting myself to understand React native syntax and concepts, and I had to cut this short because I reached the 25-session limit (maybe even over). If I feel like it again, I might create a final version of this app and launch it for yall to use as well. Feel free to give feedback and criticism below in this thread. Github repository: github.com/LinuxDinoGitHub/LinuxReads Demo video attached

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#arcade I finished basic hardware testing of my little motor control PCB! The only thing I haven't tested is the battery charging, since I don't have a suitable battery. Things I have tested: • Can be powered on without exploding • 3.3v regulator on the motor chip works (though with a flaw that requires a kickstart to get it going) • Can be programmed and flash an LED • Can be clocked to a max 64mhz • Power mosfet switching works on the charger • Can communicate over SPI, UART and the debug interface Next phase involves getting a motor to spin, and designing a gearbox. Check out my project here: github.com/techy-robot/Mighty-Micro-Motors

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Finished a <https://angad.me/projects/hello-time/|blog post >that I wrote for one of my projects, Hello, time?. While writing the post I also spent a while debugging the project itself as timezones weren't being handled correctly. I didn't want to publish the post when the project had a major issue. Thus, I fixed the issue and then came back and finished the blog post.

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Added a new module and 2 new commands to MCProxy! Automatic Skywars Armor Swapping saves you time so you don’t have to worry about switching armors in skywars and you can get right to the pvp! /debug allows you to view debug info about the proxy’s state, to make sure it’s functioning as it should /apikey lets you view the active api key for the proxy, in case you want to use it elsewhere! All mcproxy-specific commands (like dump packets, debug, and api key) allow prefixes of /mcproxy: before the command name, to make sure you’re running mcproxy commands! github.com/TBHGodPro/McProxy

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I just forgot about it , I was getting errors and I'm not that much good a debugging but gonna finish it, github.com/samratbose10/orpheusnator/commit/8d5554160358d9093eba9d5d4c93dddbae1de2e2

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Created a eizy pizy game for coders but lot of bugs are there, trying to debug them last commit - github.com/samratbose10/CodersGame/commit/973c2d5b37ad24151eedecfd9e8c66d348754c1c

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