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I second this. In particular, the site that was hosting Nestorov's excellent introduction to nonlinear programming & convex optimization seems to be permanently down. Fortunately, Archive.org took a snapshot: http://web.archive.org/web/20141210080515/http://enpub.fulton.asu.edu/cseml/Fall2008_ConvOpt/book/Intro-nl.pdf

Looks like the calibration source code from Ultrastar Play is here: https://github.com/UltraStar-Deluxe/Play/blob/master/UltraStar%20Play/Assets/Scenes/Options/RecordingOptions/CalibrateMicDelayControl.cs .

I know nothing about SGR 38. Do you have a test case? Other than that, it works exactly as you described: 1-bit transparency on a framebuffer, same as GIF. Existing...

Yup! You are correct. I see the whole emotional arc. Slim works better than full as there is no flickering.

By the way, it looks like XTerm 369 has flipped its interpretation of DECSDM so it now works the same as a VT340. This is good, but Sixel Display Mode...

> So unless you're tied to a 7-bit system with a specific non-ASCII locale, and you're also using a matching keyboard, there's not much use for these character sets. Thank...

> In this state, _DEC Special_, _ASCII_, _DEC Technical_, _DEC Supplemental_, and _Latin-1_ should always work, but I think only one of the two _UPSS_ designations should work. If you've...

With keyboard set to Flemish and user pref set to Latin-1, the result is that only "French (R)" has special characters on the left. On the right, everything except ASCII...

> In almost all cases, that `\x7F` should not display anything (similar to a `NUL` control), but in _Latin-1_ it should map to `ÿ`. What I'm interested in seeing is...

> For example, set your keyboard to "British", make sure your mode is set to "Multinational", and type some `£` characters (I'm assuming Shift+3). Then switch the mode to "National",...