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by louiz 9y ago
Just like “operator+(int, int)” invokes undefined behaviour without mention: you can write “a + b” and it will break if the addition overflows! Or std::vector<T>::operator[] invokes undefined behaviour if the argument is invalid (out
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by louiz 9y ago
The software just negociates the token and such things, and communicates with EL to say “I want to have a certificate for such and such domains”. But you can place these tokens on your webserver by hand if you want, in a pre-determined path
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by louiz 9y ago
> Does this mean we're stuck with Python 3.5 for the lifetime of Debian 9 As always, with debian, you’re stuck with older softwares for the lifetime of their latest release. For example, I can’t use any C++17 feature for the next 2-
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by louiz 9y ago
There’s no such thing as “plain text”. Is this UTF-8, latin-1, 7 bits ASCII…?
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by louiz 9y ago
No, and it still doesn’t.
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by louiz 9y ago
I also wrote my own XMPP client ( https://poez.io ), but since I also use IRC I decided to write a gateway. This way I can use poezio for everything.
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by louiz 9y ago
That will probably work, yes. But that’s also too convoluted, IMO. I would not personally use this. Don’t hesitate to try any combination of gateways you can think of, and report any issues to me.
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by louiz 9y ago
Indeed, that’s a feature I intend to do for version 6.0, but didn’t take the time to write a ticket on the bug tracker. (But I just did, so I won’t forget that feature https://lab.louiz.org/louiz/biboumi/issues&#x2
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by louiz 9y ago
You could do something like this Conversations -> Biboumi -- \ irssi -> znc -> IRC But it has a few gotchas (like when znc “force-join” a channel, that can’t be done with XMP
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by louiz 9y ago
I just released version 5.0. Among other things, this release includes a new feature that can make it behave like an IRC bouncer. Coupled with a few modern XMPP features, it makes IRC mobile friendly: you can mark a channel as persistent, j
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Show HN: Biboumi – An XMPP-to-IRC gateway(biboumi.louiz.org)
76 points by louiz 9y ago|27 comments
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by louiz 10y ago
You hope.
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by louiz 10y ago
Of course, see localhost.
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by louiz 10y ago
Why would you use gitlab.com if you have a self-hosted Gitlab instance?
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by louiz 12y ago
International women's day.
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by louiz 12y ago
Actually the simplest way to dix that code ils to write it = v.push_back(5-*it);
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by louiz 13y ago
> In other words, "real-time" in the sense that missing deadlines will mean that the quality of service is degraded. Deadlines here mean delivering the packets in time for the next simulation timestep. Yeah, that’s what happens
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by louiz 13y ago
I think “real-time” does not mean what you think it means. I’ve read a lot of things like “TCP is not suitable for real-time online games”, in this thread, where the author of this sentence excludes RTS, MMORPG, etc. As if these were not re