Geoffrey Thomas

I don't think this is true: the internal _state_ of a (properly functioning) CSPRNG is a different thing from its _output_, and the state cannot be calculated from the output....

Oh, that was unclear, by "scrolling" I mean that I was scrolling through a mail message within alpine, using the up and down keys and letting the application scroll its...

@keithw I'm more interested in a backtrace / some details of the exception than a full coredump. (Also it's possible that there were exception details, but they were printed wherever...

I got an abort again. I don't know if it's the same one, but here's the error: ``` assertion "!islast" failed: file "external/mosh/src/network/network.cc", line 452, function: string Network::Connection::recv() ** abort()...

Aha! Well, if I'm reading this code right, Selector::Select will return if any fd registered with the selector has activity, whether or not it's an argument to the current call...

Note that this is a breaking change and needs to be released in a semver-incompatible version (so like 0.59). It's backwards-compatible with existing users passing `--size_t-is-usize`, and backwards-compatible with users...

In #363 I've added support for marking a published repo/snapshot as a backports repo by running `aptly publish snapshot -backports=true` or `aptly publish repo -backports=true` when initially publishing it. This...

cc @kolyshkin - do you have ideas on how to robustly maintain some in-memory idea of what mountinfo looks like without rereading mountinfo on each mount operation?

Something that might help here: in our use case, we know that each directory being bind-mounted has no nested mounts inside it, and we don't care about propagation to/from it...

Yes, but you can do it _once_ - i.e. if you have `bwrap --bind /1 /1 ... --bind /2000 /2000`, you can read mountinfo once, determine that 1 through 2000...