Taavi Eomäe

@boun Exactly my point, everyone who wants gets access when there's just that permission on KK. Say some proprietary app actually adds Gadgetbridge support I and I suspect many others...

@dakhnod Multiple connected device support definitely breaks quite a lot (including phones' bluetooth stacks D:) but I wouldn't concern myself with that in this PR. You can see my WIP...

Hopefully I'm not derailing this issue, @NobodyXu. I think I have the same problem, when using `tokio::process::Child` I can do something like this to handle stdout/stderr/stdin and also potentially wait...

> You would have to wrap child in an Option. I'm not really sure how that would be done in this case, sorry. > I recommend to just read from...

It would be very nice if this potential avenue for a vulnerability could be fixed. Alternatively I think many (who aren't that well-versed in Rust) would appreciate a not-`unsafe` not-vulnerable...

It seems like the largest amount of time is spent in `::required_size` and `cursive_core::views::text_view::TextView::compute_rows ` I will try replacing LinearLayout with something else and see if things improve as I...

Performance increased tremendously without any behavior changes when I wrapped the repeating element's `ScrollView` in `LastSizeView`, but it's still around 1fps and `TextView::compute_rows` still seems to dominate the flamegraph. It...

Hi > Another option would be to have a more limited LinearLayout, possibly less flexible, but with a more efficient layout phase. Are there any alternatives that could be used...

@vstakhov That PR might impact https://github.com/rspamd/rspamd/issues/4528 (previous ARC seals being modified and rspamd being unable to continue its own chain), but this issue is about continuing an invalid chain in...

@vstakhov > Why should we continue a broken chain I think rspamd really really shouldn't, the standard and a few explaining slideshows (from people related to the standard) seem to...