Diggory Blake

The way `INumber` works in `ijson` (you can read the README for more detail on this) is that it uses a number of different representations for numbers internally whilst hiding...

The amount of memory directly owned by an IValue depends on the type: - Null (none) - Boolean (none) - Number (depends on the value) - String (interned) - Non-empty...

Maybe if it's behind a feature flag? It's kindof niche, and it's not a very well-defined metric.

-128 + 512 = 384 SInce the upper bound is exclusive, the maximum possible value is 383. This range was chosen because the size of the range is a power...

> Rustls wants the application to set their process default provider, libraries like ureq should not [touch this](https://docs.rs/rustls/0.23.5/rustls/crypto/struct.CryptoProvider.html#using-the-per-process-default-cryptoprovider) Right, all `ureq` needs to do is specify `default-features = false` when...

Libraries in general should always be passing `default-features = false` as to do otherwise prevents downstream crates from having the choice.

> That doesn't work because it make ureq unusable "out of the box". If you depend on ureq, you'd additional have to depend on rustls with a selection of backend,...

Did you mean to post this on the other other issue? (I agree completely btw)

I'm using the SCM SCL3711 and it also only supports two key locations (0x60 and 0x61) and these locations are supposed to correspond to "Key A" and "Key B" respectively.

> Append a [[bin]] target section for each Rust migration file to the existing Cargo.toml (easy but inflates the Cargo.toml over time) Couldn't you just generate a single migrator binary...