David Benjamin

This is true of `Accept-Language` being used with HTTP Representation Variants as a whole, but that's certainly a concern. HTTP/2 header compression means you'd only send the list once per...

I like that idea! That means the UI component is effectively a "tell the site I like language X" permission prompt, but it feels natural. One oddity: if the first...

It's conceivable this is another (!) emacs bug? At least, urxvt does not show the same problem.

This is an emacs bug. In `Fx_create_frame`, the new window is only cons'd onto `Vframe_list` after a few calls, but the window is attached on `x_window`. In between, there are...

More findings: the reason emacs doesn't normally have problems here is because the window is mapped after it is added to `Vframe_list`. This means the `Focusin` events won't come in...

For BoringSSL, I think we're interested in: * Excluding curves we don't support; the split up files are great, thanks! * X25519 should compute the right answer in all cases,...

> Others do however. So it is necessary to test with such encodings. Oh, certainly! Sorry, that was probably unclear. I was just listing the things I would like to...

I wrote a quick tool to compare the combined and split up files. The RSA and ECDSA split up ones do seem to be larger, as one would expect. I'm...

@Neustradamus, as I explained in the other places you've been CCing us, no new APIs are needed to implement RFC 9266, in any of OpenSSL or its derivatives. Or, indeed,...

> It should be possible to make simple blocking clients (e.g. demos/bio/s_connect.c) work with a single line change: This isn't really consistent with how QUIC works. libssl leaves transport connection...