Rich Felker

Here's the (mildly sloppy from rebase after a conflicting patch prettied up formatting) draft patch I'm using that fixed it: ``` commit fa3cec26050f116eb2a55feda1d8eb67355745ee Author: Rich Felker Date: Sun Oct 2...

The fix is in Cura 5 and has been since long ago, as described above. It just didn't get a backport to Cura 4, despite it being a trivial fix...

I haven't followed up on this since it seems that monotonic skin fill avoids it entirely, and is vastly preferable anyway. So I don't have any input on whether it's...

> This is not just musl being weird on its own -- glibc did the same thing To add some context on why, it was necessary to produce a structure...

I was under the impression this would be a soon-upcoming thing the change would be rolled into. If this is tabling it long-term, that's extremely disappointing. Y2038 is rapidly approaching...

An easier approach to achieve roughly the same thing without an extra pass and without access to the skin regions might be to offer a setting to increase inner wall...

The `$2*$` forms are all bcrypt, which certainly should not be considered deprecated. Are you just intending to deprecate the bug-compat setting forms?

The right solution here is to always set hardware clock to UTC and tell Windows you did that if you use Windows. Storing local time in the hardware clock across...

musl is not a lite glibc clone. It does not attempt to mimic the GNU/Linux system. What it does attempt to do is provide a POSIX-conforming platform with a reasonable...

> Rich removed the __NR_settimeofday constant from musl in commit 5a105f19b5aa because he believes people shouldn't have the choice to use kernel features he disapproves of. No I did not....