Denis Kasak

@Polve, see https://github.com/matrix-org/seshat/issues/102#issuecomment-943311270 for the only known workaround.

This is happening to me too, also on Arch Linux. Only seems to happen when signing in a new device. I once arbitrarily managed to get past the sign-in without...

Here's the stack trace ``` #0 0x00005567f33e8f8f in base::DecommitSystemPages(void*, unsigned long, base::PageAccessibilityDisposition) () vector-im/element-web#1 0x00005567f0524643 in base::internal::SlotSpanMetadata::FreeSlowPath() () vector-im/element-web#2 0x00005567f33e6d0a in base::internal::PartitionFree(base::allocator::AllocatorDispatch const*, void*, void*) () vector-im/element-web#3 0x00007f1808b5a661 in closedir...

@BLIGEL Why is it weird? This is exactly what would happen if you're travelling or using a proxy while also not changing your timezone settings.

@Geyup, it's a good idea because your system time carries a certain amount of identifying information. Spoofing the time removes that information. In your scenario of using a VPN-based proxy...

I'm not on either "side of the fence", I simply think having the option to set your timezone is a good idea. Not all settings are equally good, of course,...

Thanks, these are very useful pointers on where to look when someone decides to tackle these problems. I'm currently a bit swamped myself and my Go knowledge is really lacking,...

I've too been bitten by this. Which I have to say really undermines my confidence in the robustness of tasklib/taskpirate, as just silently changing the type isn't really playing nice...

@gilligan Well, there's [haskellFoldIndent](https://github.com/merijn/haskellFoldIndent) and [hasksyn](https://github.com/travitch/hasksyn).

Just ran into this myself. If there is no solution, perhaps a short note in the README.md would be a good idea?