Really? WebRTC DataChannels seem like they could fulfill your needs. What is it that prevents using something like WebRTC Data Channels and forces you to use TCP based connections?
An interesting take for sure. Having worked with libwebrtc on multiple occasions I've found it pretty hard to separate from the Chrome build toolchain. Especially if you're doing server work there are pure Go and pure…
There's been further research in this area that shows it's light exposure in general[1], not just outdoor time. There's also an interesting ongoing study to help determine the effectiveness of using bright artificial…
Ya, the plugin causes lots of problems. It can mangle headers on XHR to sites that aren't using https. Spent a day debugging problems that turned out to just be https everywhere.
This is awesome! You should add ctrl+[ as an alias for escape as vim does. I've used that for a while now, and actually reaching up for escape feels unnatural now.
Doesn't the government own 92% of the company? How can the company make any decision they don't approve of? Did they buy 92% and have no voting power?
Really? WebRTC DataChannels seem like they could fulfill your needs. What is it that prevents using something like WebRTC Data Channels and forces you to use TCP based connections?
An interesting take for sure. Having worked with libwebrtc on multiple occasions I've found it pretty hard to separate from the Chrome build toolchain. Especially if you're doing server work there are pure Go and pure…
There's been further research in this area that shows it's light exposure in general[1], not just outdoor time. There's also an interesting ongoing study to help determine the effectiveness of using bright artificial…
Ya, the plugin causes lots of problems. It can mangle headers on XHR to sites that aren't using https. Spent a day debugging problems that turned out to just be https everywhere.
This is awesome! You should add ctrl+[ as an alias for escape as vim does. I've used that for a while now, and actually reaching up for escape feels unnatural now.
Doesn't the government own 92% of the company? How can the company make any decision they don't approve of? Did they buy 92% and have no voting power?