forthrin

You're suggesting some Ruby statement from gem, whereas `gron` is a shell utility.

Ah! The gem generates Ruby statements that builds the hash. Nice tip. Hope for CLI support too.

Nice to hear. I had only intentions of doing occasional, singular translations of subtitles, though I realize smooth support could easily led others to automate heaps. Also, this arguably belongs...

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I'll get back to you with numbers. About dnsmasq: 1. It says it reads from `/etc/hosts`. Does that mean it takes over the job from the OS in handling this...

```bash $ wc -l /etc/hosts 228858 /etc/hosts ``` ```ruby $ git diff -U0 diff --git a/lib/resolv.rb b/lib/resolv.rb index e36dbce..0356591 100644 --- a/lib/resolv.rb +++ b/lib/resolv.rb @@ -190,0 +191 @@ class Resolv...

PS! `0.0.0.0` entries are only useful for browsers etc. which connect to a plethora of unwanted servers.`resolv` is part of `HTTPX` used for dev projects with full control over what...

Agree, but a consistent half second delay on all scripts using the library is sluggishly unacceptable. (I think also "forever" might have been longer, but under other circumstances which fail...

Thanks for your prompt reply and friendly attitude. 1. Why are encryption passwords not readable from stdin? (*) 2. Why is user=owner insecure? (**) *) See #499 and [others](https://github.com/qpdf/qpdf/issues?q=stdin). **)...

1. What is behind the underlying reasons for standardizing on passwords in cleartext on the command line (and shell history unless you prefix with a space and have `export HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth`),...