Nicholas Sherlock
Nicholas Sherlock
My fix is here but I'm not sure enough about it to make it a PR, since I'm new to the library: https://github.com/thenickdude/web-audio-js/commit/792b32ce6b32373c4a056f3001b45f75acd03db7
Looks like someone added a fix for this in PR #154, I merged that locally and -/= are working for me now in Firefox (Mac OS X and Windows).
Reproduced on FreeBSD too now: Type | Version/Name --- | --- Distribution Name | FreeBSD Distribution Version | 13.1-RELEASE Kernel Version | 13.1-RELEASE Architecture | AMD64 OpenZFS Version | zfs-2.1.4-FreeBSD_g52bad4f23...
After installing your commit on Ubuntu 22.04, no changes in the send-stream were detected within 10,000 trials using the repro script I provided earlier (previously each `zfs send -e`'s hash...
The readable() loop you use to receive the response from S3 delivers the response buffer as soon as there are no bytes waiting to be read from S3, this truncates...
The test passes if I replace that routine with: ```js let body = await new Promise ((resolve, reject) => { let bodyBuffer, data; getObjectCommand.Body.on('end', function() { resolve(bodyBuffer); }); getObjectCommand.Body.on('readable', function()...
That's the official statement on compatibility, but I understand their older drivers work fine for Intuos 5 on Ventura. If you accidentally install the newest driver you have to manually...
I print a thin-walled tube with Arachne and end up with two perimeters that don't touch each other when printed, and the whole thing crumbles when squeezed. Good exterior surface...
There's a project OpenTabletDriver which does this, but they don't have pen pressure support on macOS yet.