datenwolf

I had a lengthy response typed out, in the browser, then wanted to test something with runit, which promptly killed my user session, and the stuff I wrote. Don't want...

> But, punish _everyone_ with `unlink(2)` and `link(2)` How is that in any way punishing? Those syscalls are dirt cheap when done on symlinks. > And this will break stateless...

I'd like to point out another reason for having some form of remote access: Limiting the surface area for brainfart fuckups: Accidently overwriting or deleting a password DB file and...

I'll pull the fixes sometime soon. I had some stuff pile up over the past weeks and I'm queuing it in as a FIFO.

Do not unroll loops manually! The compiler is perfectly capable of doing that, but in most cases will not do this, because on modern CPUs unrolling loops kills performance! Cache...

Because when it comes to memory access related operations cycles are cheaper than potential memory arbitration or address generation interlock. On architectures with vast L1 and L2 caches the memory...

Could you please specify your build options?

linmath.h is meant to be used using a C99 compiler, where mixed declaration is allowed. Also the `inline` keyword is part of C99 as well. Yes, I admit that for...

Well, linmath.h was a header I added to whenever I needed, I copied it around a lot and unfortunately I have a number of variants on my system, which I...

This will probably require changing the `const` type specifiers removed, due to the way `typedef` works.