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Polygloss – A low-tech multilingual language practicing app(polygloss.app)
5 points by tgummerer 4y ago|0 comments
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by tgummerer 8y ago
Especially C++ compilers have undefined behavior
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by tgummerer 8y ago
As mentioned in another comment, protocol v2 was implemented by a Google employee, and they decided to write a blog post about it. This is not an official git announcement.
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by tgummerer 8y ago
It's because a Google employee implemented protocol v2, and wrote a post about it.
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by tgummerer 9y ago
> It just works and during all these years my system was never left broken after an update I find that very hard to believe. While I am still running Arch (gotta love those shiny new features), updates did break something minor fairly f
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by tgummerer 9y ago
Are any?
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by tgummerer 9y ago
The article goes into more details on that. Basically the fire extinguishers are not powerful enough against lithium-ion battery fires.
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by tgummerer 9y ago
If you can upgrade you can use "git stash -p" with pathspecs as well, so you can stash some changes in a specific file without having to go through changes in other files.
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by tgummerer 9y ago
You don't really have to roll your own crypto to create such an app. There's always openssl and the signal protocol, which you'd only need to implement without designing anything. Sure that can go wrong as anything can, but i
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by tgummerer 10y ago
I feel like this still ignores most of what Linus said on why git isn't broken. In particular "it's fairly trivial to detect the fingerprints of using this attack" in his Google+ post. https://plus.google.com