Charmander
Charmander
@romuald: No, it isn’t. ``` shellsession $ printf 'COM1\n' | base64 Q09NMQo= $ printf 'COM1' | base64 Q09NMQ== ```
If you use a minimal set of passacre features and don’t mind C-header-based configuration, https://github.com/charmander/cpassacre is compatible and should work on OpenBSD.
Recommendations on serving compressed TTFs…? Isn’t any browser supporting zstd also going to support WOFF 2.0?
@aleclarson That would be pipelining, not multiple bind.
> I end up retrieving the value as an ISO8061 date-time string. YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss... Z. (2019-02-26T23:00:00.000Z). It’s a `Date`, not a string.
> The problem is not if the return value is a `Date` or a `string`. I guess it isn’t if you want to distinguish the return value from the process...
Like in the other cases, this is an unfulfilled promise, not `client.end()` actually exiting the process. If the process has other work, it’ll continue. I would recommend not `end`ing a...
Are you able to reproduce the issue with a self-contained script that you can post in its entirety?
> I assume something like `:GuiFont Roboto Mono` currently reports an unknown font error, and with this patch the font reports correctly. Sorry for the wait! Yes, that’s the scenario....
It looks like `exactMatch` is too picky for this purpose in a different way (font size).