Jeff Burdges

Are you guys with the attachment bug using GTK compiled for X11 or Quartz? I've honestly never use the Quartz QUI, probably try soon, but these looks suspiciously like bugs...

It's likely this is an old bug as the Pond.app distributed on the website is quite old. Anyways : Quartz is not an X11 server. I'm currently running the GUI...

I believe the issue must be with your GTK installation, clearly GTK is looking for stuff and not finding it. It's mostly recovering without icon's or whatever, but this error...

Are there any nice to read examples or discussions of people using `memmap` to back large tables? Ideally in Rust using this crate, but even in C if needs be....

At some point I figured out the approach by this crate winds up being obsolete: https://hackmd.io/@rgbPIkIdTwSICPuAq67Jbw/r1B8eRC1u In https://github.com/paritytech/reed-solomon-novelpoly we ported the leopard C code to rust, which uses additive FFTs...

I'd wager deterministic batch verification is not used by many people yet, and this crates gets it wrong anyways, and ed25519-zebra uses Sha512 for this. I'd swap in Sha512 now...

You need the validity criteria to be permissive like ed25519-zebra, not merely in the batch verification but in the stand along verification too. It's not I think deterministic batch verification...

If you just want to play with it yourself, then you can create a second account with the command ``` client -state-file=another.me ``` and the same command to relaunch pond...

Debian has usable golang packges too. I think it built with both Jessie/stable (v1.3.3) and stretch/testing (v1.4.2). And MacPorts now works too. We should keep a historical note since many...

It's not just reverse polish notation, but distinguishing between left vs right actions. At least one crypto library briefly confused me because method syntax pushed them into using right actions....