Haruka

I have tested this on macOS 10.13 and found that if you use `IPADDR_PREF_IPV6` when creating `iplocal` in dual-stack environment, sending to IPv4 address would cause `errno` 22. Changing `iplocal`...

Upon more testing I've found that the above code works on ipv4-only interfaces such as one of my VPN tunnel utun2, but it fails on interfaces with ipv6 address even...

```gdb (gdb) r Starting program: /Users/MrX/test2 [New Thread 0x1403 of process 43440] warning: unhandled dyld version (15) Thread 2 hit Breakpoint 1, main () at test2.c:9 9 udpsend(s, addr, data,...

I have tried to bind to dual-stack interfaces by using iplocal("en0", 0, IPADDR_PREF_IPV6); but still the same error. en0 have both ipv4 and ipv6 addresses.

The packet could be sent successfully with no error. The packet was observed on tcpdump.

I think he means loading NSData as video data? However it seems that you need to write the data into disk in order to play it.

You might want to check the operator's log to see why there is no challenge response from the operator.

 It looks like almost all CPU time is used to verify PoSW proofs. From the known function calls, they most probably come from deserializing block headers. I have tried...

I don't think official snarkOS does this; most probably those operators are using my modified code. I'm deprecating that kind of usage right now so hopefully it won't be an...

Another example: ``` 2021-12-03T07:43:34.355907Z DEBUG Peer 65.108.75.91:4132 is at block 10686 (type = Miner, status = Mining, is_fork = undecided, cumulative_weight = 32309, common_ancestor = 10638) 2021-12-03T07:43:38.794076Z DEBUG Status Report...