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Network Autoconfiguration with Go and ØMQ
- josteink 14y agoI wonder if the Zero-MQ guys knows that the letter Ø is almost identical to the symbol Ø and that it is pronounced "uh". To people not using these letters on a daily basis, I'm sure it looks cool, in a bork swedish chef way, but it probably doesn't internationalize very well.
- StavrosK 14y agoTell me about it. I get the same thing with the fake-Greek letters everywhere, e.g. hλlf life (which I read as hllf), GRΣΣK (grssk), etc. It's infuriating.
- groovy2shoes 14y agoNot to mention that the symbol they picked is null, not zero. There's a subtle mathematical difference.
- jimktrains2 14y agoI've actually always slashed my zeros from left to right because my phi's end up being slashed right to left.
- mhd 14y agoWelcome to my world whenever I read "Motörhead" or "Blue Öyster Cult".
- sneak 14y agoI still cringe every time I see the transportation startup's misspelled name (Ueber/Über) as Uber.
- simon_vetter 14y agoJust curious by looking at the snippets of code, why not make the code address-family agnostic? The server should listen on both ipv6 and ipv4 at the same time (on linux at least, if you open a listening socket on ipv6, it will also accept ipv4 connections, so no need for duplicate code) and send advertisements on ipv6 and ipv4 as well. The client should listen to advertisements on both address families, connect to whatever addresses it discovers : ipv6 first, then ipv4. Also, having your own discovery/advertisement mechanism has its merits, but have you considered avahi/zeroconf/bonjour?