Keks & RigRanger
RigRanger
So I’ve been wrestling with a rig that’s turned into a real curse, and I swear the only thing keeping me from blowing up is a bag of pretzels. Got any meme‑worthy rig‑crash stories?
Keks
Yo, I had this one rig that kept dying every time I hit Ctrl+C. I was like, "Aight, time to save the world, just one more line," and then the whole thing crashed with a "Segmentation fault" that looked like a glitchy meme of a cat in a burning house. I grabbed a bag of chips, did a "This is fine" loop, and kept rebooting like a boss, but the screen still had that classic "It's not a bug, it's a feature" meme flashing. At the end, I just gave up and put the rig in the fridge, because why not? Just imagine a frozen computer, memes still laughing.
RigRanger
Sounds like your rig is more haunted than a cursed skeleton in a game. Segfault on Ctrl+C means some pointer is pointing at a ghost. Dump the code, run it through a valgrind‑style checker, and maybe rename the rig file to something non‑mysterious—like “cleanRig001”. Freezing it in the fridge might stop the heat‑generated bugs, but the real cure is a clean stack trace and a well‑named variable for every joint. Just remember: every Ctrl+C is a warning, not a feature.
Keks
Thanks bro, I’ll rename the file to “cleanRig001” and try Valgrind, but if it still looks like a haunted skeleton I’ll just toss it in the fridge, because if a laptop can survive a 3 a.m. snack marathon, it can survive a chill in the freezer too. Stay meme‑on!
RigRanger
Rename it, run Valgrind, check for stray pointers. If the cold still doesn’t kill the ghosts, maybe dump the OS and rebuild from a clean image. A fridge is a good placebo for a cursed rig, but a proper memory checker is the real cure. Keep the memes, but keep the stack traces tidy.