Cadence Ember

May as well update this - I have a fork that encodes things the way I need them when generating feeds for Bibliogram. The fork has existed for a while,...

Please provide a web form for the registration of new tokens. I added this simple HTML to a file and opened that in the browser so I could easily create...

It would be convenient if the token manager page also showed the list of scopes that the token is authorised to access, to allow me to easily tell tokens apart....

> Added GET /subscriptions, POST /subscriptions/:ucid, and DELETE /subscriptions/:ucid with 250860d. Since this is apparently the thread to be in: cloud@future ~> curl -i -H 'Authorization: Bearer extremely_sexy_token' 'https://invidio.us/api/v1/auth/subscriptions/UC9-y-6csu5WGm29I7JiwpnA' -X...

Thanks for the reply! You're right, extracting those food operations to functions does make it easier to read and write the code. In the future, I might play around with...

I found out how to change this behaviour in A.P.P. Since I am fairly intimidated by the codebase and not sure what to do, I thought I'd document the process...

For Cosmos Python it turns out `import readline` at the start of a script will then handle Ctrl+C correctly for all future `input()` calls, but I'm still trying to figure...

In Cosmos Python, Ctrl+C doesn't work as expected because Cosmopolitan Libc `fgets` has different behaviour to GNU Libc `fgets`. The unexpected behaviour applies not only to Python, but also to...

After I reading about [`SA_RESTART`](https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/signal.7.html) and running [cosmopolitan/examples/ctrlc.c](https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/blob/01267ea0f5d88e1407d9d93d1793dba622cc9694/examples/ctrlc.c) it looks like `SA_RESTART` in `read` is implemented correctly. In my previous comment, I wrote: > I also see that this `fgets`...

I have now done the copyright assignment process, and have checked in my test file with a copyright notice under my own name as encouraged. I haven't written C since...