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                                            Daniel Brooks

ownCould for Android "Unknown error occurred!"

I took a quick peek at this just now. The mobile client makes a GET request to `/index.php/ocs/cloud/user?format=json` to which Davros returns an html page. The Linux desktop client doesn't...

Object create and create_streamed always return an Error::Other on a non–200 response

Sure, the error went away once I fixed the permissions, but that’s not what I am reporting. I am reporting that the type of the error appears to be wrong.

using a Lyon Path in a GeometryBuilder results in a panic

Though I suppose I could be doing something wrong. Perhaps we could work on an example with a system that modifies the shape that gets drawn?

using a Lyon Path in a GeometryBuilder results in a panic

Yea, I was trying to use PathBuilder. However, I think the code was going wrong somehow. I think it was building the path correctly, but then retrieving the wrong mesh...

Add SSH support to ACLs

I started on implementing this, but have not yet had a chance to test it. It is at least good enough to let `tailscale up --ssh` work as long as...

transparent pixels aren't elided from output sixel

@dankamongmen, have you made a start on fixing this?

transparent pixels aren't elided from output sixel

Yea, dead or very slow; it happens. Another annoyance is that much of what libsixel does is there to directly support img2sixel. Things like processing environment variables, printing directly to...

transparent pixels aren't elided from output sixel

Thanks for pointing out #28; I hadn’t noticed it. It will be worth taking a look at.

transparent pixels aren't elided from output sixel

> `libsixel` internally holds an index to the transparent color. A way to access this index should be added. I think this is a misunderstanding of how sixel images work....

transparent pixels aren't elided from output sixel

I don’t know any Japanese at all, but it makes sense to me. Color keying or “green screen” is not exactly a new technique. :)