Sebastian Pipping

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End-user marketing (screenshots, list of features, comparison to FontForge/Birdfont)

Okay. How should we best move forward?

Vulnerable copy of libexpat in folder /xs/src/expat?

Any thoughts?

Vulnerable copy of libexpat in folder /xs/src/expat?

> You can create an amf virus? I'm not sure what you refer to here. What do you mean? > I'll see if using a newer version works. Cool!

Vulnerable copy of libexpat in folder /xs/src/expat?

@supermerill I see, thanks for elaborating. I wouldn't call it a virus myself, but it would be possible to craft a file that will have undesired affects when opened, e.g....

Vulnerable copy of libexpat in folder /xs/src/expat?

Any news?

AttributeError: 'VCRRequestsHTTPSConnectionfixtures/cassettes/test_' object has no attribute 'ssl_context' in with urllib3/python 2.7.12

@number5 I'm optimistic that with the latest merge to `master` [the test suite](https://travis-ci.org/kevin1024/vcrpy/builds/329568738) will return to zero failures. Please rebase this pull request against latest `master` so we can see...

fails when working through proxy (as instructed by http_proxy env var): invalid literal for int() with base 10: '3128http'

This issue also hits with test suites utilizing VCR that are executed from within a Debian package building process (say during `debuild -us -uc`) since [PyBuild of dh-python uses `http[s]://127.0.0.1:9/`...

fails when working through proxy (as instructed by http_proxy env var): invalid literal for int() with base 10: '3128http'

I still see tests fail `http_proxy` when is in the environment, e.g. `http_proxy=http://localhost:3128 PYTHONPATH=. pytest`. So for something like Debian packaging, https://github.com/kevin1024/vcrpy/issues/214#issuecomment-315445044 still seems to apply. @neozenith should I turn...

Licensed under "GPL 3 (and just that)" or "GPL 3 or later"?

Hi @gkdr, that's a lot of complex ground to cover at once. I'm not a lawyer and have some questions about licensing unanswered myself, but I'll try to answer the...

Licensed under "GPL 3 (and just that)" or "GPL 3 or later"?

Hi @gkdr, > * i am limited to just GPL3 by `libsignal-protocol-c`'s GPL3. i completely forgot about that, but found it in #21. Matches my own understanding, yes. > *...