Isaac Cambron

Me too. OSX 10.10.2 Chrome 41.0.2272.104 (64-bit) Installed the pkcs8 gem; that doesn't appear to be the problem. Using the Chrome UI to pack it works fine. @antoinegoutagny I think...

I submitted a fix for this as a PR, but I also created a new project to package extensions, and people might find it useful: https://github.com/icambron/extensionator

I'm getting this too. I think it's as simple as: `spt` expects the `progress_ms` field in this API response to return a positive integer (`u32`), but it's sometimes a negative...

Yes, we need a spec. I like the idea that the threshold matches the size of the unit. I don't like the idea of overrides because I think it would...

Sorry for the slow response. I don't think this fix is correct, though. That second argument ensures that diff compares local times, not absolute ones. You can see the problem...

It's probably because it's using the Intl API, which is hella slow. For _most_ English operations, we shortcutted that with hardcoded implementations. I wonder if that's not happening in this...

I've long had on my todo list to simply experiment with this, and perhaps make changes that enhance the tree shakability of the lib. Unfortunately, I just haven't gotten to...

Thoughts: 1. `Settings.setDefaultZone` instead of `Settings.defaultZone` setter since input type differs from getter - **agreed** 1. IANAZone constructor made private, use `create()` instead to benefit from the cache - **does...

2 - ok with me then 6 - thinking back to when I first decided this. One big reason I didn't do this is that it encourages chaining the operations...

well, it should certainly be compliant with the spec. However, before I make that change, I'd like to see the relevant language in the ISO spec, which I don't have...