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Waldir: removed Category:Computers using HotCat

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FaviFake at 13:17, 29 July 2025

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Category:Cueball Computer Problems

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Theusaf: Reverted edits by Donald Trump (talk) to last revision by CRLF

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Reverted edits by Donald Trump (talk) to last revision by CRLF

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 [[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]]
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 [[Cueball]] is telling [[White Hat]] about his attempt at {{w|debugging}}, i.e. the process of finding out what is causing a given (computer) problem, which can become increasingly difficult and convoluted. In this case, Cueball had a problem with his {{w|Web browser|browser}}. His attempts to solve this problem led him to a problem with the {{w|Device driver|device driver}} for his {{w|Computer keyboard|keyboard}}. Chasing that issue, he found an unclear error message from a {{w|Utility software|system utility}}, and so on.
-Cueball decides to "make a long story short" by skipping several steps he believes are boring, and he unexpectedly reveals this process has led him to find the “[[wikia:w:c:redwall:Sword of Martin|Sword]] of {{w|List of Redwall characters#Martin I|Martin the Warrior}}”, a legendary relic from the children's fantasy novel series ''{{w|Redwall}}'', implying that the debugging process was so long and convoluted that along the way he somehow ended up with fantasy quest. This refers to the fact that a complicated riddled path was devised in the series that would lead to the sword, which is similar to the process of debugging, as it involves following clues to achieve an answer. But apart from that, they are entirely different.{{Citation needed}} This is pointed out by White Hat who states that at some point in the process he switched from the puzzle of debugging to the Redwall puzzle of finding Martin's sword. Redwall has been referenced before, most prominently in [[370: Redwall]]; where Martin and the sword can be seen; but also in [[1286: Encryptic]] and more recently in [[1688: Map Age Guide]].
+Cueball decides to "make a long story short" by skipping several steps he believes are boring, and he unexpectedly reveals this process has led him to find the “[[wikia:w:c:redwall:Sword of Martin|Sword]] of {{w|List of Redwall characters#Martin I|Martin the Warrior}}”, a legendary relic from the children's fantasy novel series ''{{w|Redwall}}'', implying that the debugging process was so long and convoluted that along the way he somehow ended up with a fantasy quest. This refers to the fact that a complicated riddled path was devised in the series that would lead to the sword, which is similar to the process of debugging, as it involves following clues to achieve an answer. But apart from that, they are entirely different.{{Citation needed}} This is pointed out by White Hat who states that at some point in the process he switched from the puzzle of debugging to the Redwall puzzle of finding Martin's sword. Redwall has been referenced before, most prominently in [[370: Redwall]]; where Martin and the sword can be seen; but also in [[1286: Encryptic]] and more recently in [[1688: Map Age Guide]].
 The characters in ''Redwall'' are woodland animals, and Martin the Warrior is a mouse; the sword that Cueball finds is correspondingly tiny.

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 [[Cueball]] is telling [[White Hat]] about his attempt at {{w|debugging}}, i.e. the process of finding out what is causing a given (computer) problem, which can become increasingly difficult and convoluted. In this case, Cueball had a problem with his {{w|Web browser|browser}}. His attempts to solve this problem led him to a problem with the {{w|Device driver|device driver}} for his {{w|Computer keyboard|keyboard}}. Chasing that issue, he found an unclear error message from a {{w|Utility software|system utility}}, and so on.
-Cueball decides to "make a long story short" by skipping several steps he believes are boring, and he unexpectedly reveals this process has led him to find the “[[wikia:w:c:redwall:Sword of Martin|Sword]] of {{w|List of Redwall characters#Martin I|Martin the Warrior}}”, a legendary relic from the children's fantasy novel series ''{{w|Redwall}}''. This refers to the fact that a complicated riddled path was devised in the series that would lead to the sword, which is similar to the process of debugging, as it involves following clues to achieve an answer. But apart from that, they are entirely different.{{Citation needed}} This is pointed out by White Hat who states that at some point in the process he switched from the puzzle of debugging to the Redwall puzzle of finding Martin's sword. Redwall has been referenced before, most prominently in [[370: Redwall]]; where Martin and the sword can be seen; but also in [[1286: Encryptic]] and more recently in [[1688: Map Age Guide]].
+Cueball decides to "make a long story short" by skipping several steps he believes are boring, and he unexpectedly reveals this process has led him to find the “[[wikia:w:c:redwall:Sword of Martin|Sword]] of {{w|List of Redwall characters#Martin I|Martin the Warrior}}”, a legendary relic from the children's fantasy novel series ''{{w|Redwall}}'', implying that the debugging process was so long and convoluted that along the way he somehow ended up with fantasy quest. This refers to the fact that a complicated riddled path was devised in the series that would lead to the sword, which is similar to the process of debugging, as it involves following clues to achieve an answer. But apart from that, they are entirely different.{{Citation needed}} This is pointed out by White Hat who states that at some point in the process he switched from the puzzle of debugging to the Redwall puzzle of finding Martin's sword. Redwall has been referenced before, most prominently in [[370: Redwall]]; where Martin and the sword can be seen; but also in [[1286: Encryptic]] and more recently in [[1688: Map Age Guide]].
 The characters in ''Redwall'' are woodland animals, and Martin the Warrior is a mouse; the sword that Cueball finds is correspondingly tiny.

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 Cueball decides to "make a long story short" by skipping several steps he believes are boring, and he unexpectedly reveals this process has led him to find the “[[wikia:w:c:redwall:Sword of Martin|Sword]] of {{w|List of Redwall characters#Martin I|Martin the Warrior}}”, a legendary relic from the children's fantasy novel series ''{{w|Redwall}}''. This refers to the fact that a complicated riddled path was devised in the series that would lead to the sword, which is similar to the process of debugging, as it involves following clues to achieve an answer. But apart from that, they are entirely different.{{Citation needed}} This is pointed out by White Hat who states that at some point in the process he switched from the puzzle of debugging to the Redwall puzzle of finding Martin's sword. Redwall has been referenced before, most prominently in [[370: Redwall]]; where Martin and the sword can be seen; but also in [[1286: Encryptic]] and more recently in [[1688: Map Age Guide]].
-The characters in ''Redwall'' are woodland animals, and Martin the Warrior is a mouse; the sword that Curball finds is correspondingly tiny.
+The characters in ''Redwall'' are woodland animals, and Martin the Warrior is a mouse; the sword that Cueball finds is correspondingly tiny.
 {{w|Googling}} an error message is a common method used during debugging, often leading to useful information. However, when there are no search results for a given message, it may mean the problem is so obscure that almost nobody had experienced it before. (See also [[979: Wisdom of the Ancients]] about getting only one result.) Or, as the title text hints, it might mean it was a hidden clue to the location of Martin’s sword.

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	Cueball decides to "make a long story short" by skipping several steps he believes are boring, and he unexpectedly reveals this process has led him to find the “[[wikia:w:c:redwall:Sword of Martin\|Sword]] of {{w\|List of Redwall characters#Martin I\|Martin the Warrior}}”, a legendary relic from the children's fantasy novel series ''{{w\|Redwall}}''. This refers to the fact that a complicated riddled path was devised in the series that would lead to the sword, which is similar to the process of debugging, as it involves following clues to achieve an answer. But apart from that, they are entirely different.{{Citation needed}} This is pointed out by White Hat who states that at some point in the process he switched from the puzzle of debugging to the Redwall puzzle of finding Martin's sword. Redwall has been referenced before, most prominently in [[370: Redwall]]; where Martin and the sword can be seen; but also in [[1286: Encryptic]] and more recently in [[1688: Map Age Guide]].		Cueball decides to "make a long story short" by skipping several steps he believes are boring, and he unexpectedly reveals this process has led him to find the “[[wikia:w:c:redwall:Sword of Martin\|Sword]] of {{w\|List of Redwall characters#Martin I\|Martin the Warrior}}”, a legendary relic from the children's fantasy novel series ''{{w\|Redwall}}''. This refers to the fact that a complicated riddled path was devised in the series that would lead to the sword, which is similar to the process of debugging, as it involves following clues to achieve an answer. But apart from that, they are entirely different.{{Citation needed}} This is pointed out by White Hat who states that at some point in the process he switched from the puzzle of debugging to the Redwall puzzle of finding Martin's sword. Redwall has been referenced before, most prominently in [[370: Redwall]]; where Martin and the sword can be seen; but also in [[1286: Encryptic]] and more recently in [[1688: Map Age Guide]].
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		+	The characters in ''Redwall'' are woodland animals, and Marin the Warrior is a mouse; the sword that Curball finds is correspondingly tiny.

	{{w\|Googling}} an error message is a common method used during debugging, often leading to useful information. However, when there are no search results for a given message, it may mean the problem is so obscure that almost nobody had experienced it before. (See also [[979: Wisdom of the Ancients]] about getting only one result.) Or, as the title text hints, it might mean it was a hidden clue to the location of Martin’s sword.		{{w\|Googling}} an error message is a common method used during debugging, often leading to useful information. However, when there are no search results for a given message, it may mean the problem is so obscure that almost nobody had experienced it before. (See also [[979: Wisdom of the Ancients]] about getting only one result.) Or, as the title text hints, it might mean it was a hidden clue to the location of Martin’s sword.