Christoph Groth

I opened an issue with Thunderbird: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1790784

I wonder: is it even a good idea to consider the contents of attachments for the purpose of spam filtering? Clearly, if the main message has broken headers that's something...

I also think that this feature would be very useful! Two observations: - Directories could be collapsed by default if all the arrows underneath point in the same direction. -...

Reading or writing depending on whether the file exists is a viable scenario. However the code snippet in question IMHO does not implement it in a useful way, not even...

Thank you very much for enumerating the various possibilities. I also do not see a better alternative. However, I have the feeling that *in principle* a facility for dynamically scoped...

@junegunn and @dr0bz, thanks for your suggestions. First, I'd like to comment on the inconsistency noted by @junegunn when using `--tiebreak=end`. This is with fzf 0.38.0 from Debian. I'm running...

> This bug we discussed above has been fixed in 0.45.0. You are using a very old version of fzf. Well, OK, but could you please also have a look...

Thanks for having a look. The patch you link to looks interesting: perhaps it's possible to implement what I have in mind by assigning a zero (or very low) score...

This change to PyO3 is great! I'm very excited by the prospect of an almost zero-cost but safe layer around the CPython API. While studying these changes and PyO3 in...

Nick, thanks for your comment and the attached code. > Just adding my two cents here, but I think a `CREATED` property is better than just including the timestamp in...