Alex Young

Would it be total heresy to suggest that chruby_auto is a misfeature? Automatically running stuffs on `cd` is all well and good, but it's fairly well-handled by, for instance, http://github.com/kennethreitz/autoenv....

Does there need to be .ruby-version support at the chruby level at all? Seems like something a wrapper should be handling.

Sorry, I'm not sure I understand. `dh_installdocs` installs the documentation to `/usr/share/doc/chruby/`, which is the "right" place according to Debian. `make install` installs them to `/usr/share/doc/chruby-0.3.6/`. If I disable `dh_installdocs`,...

Same here, rpi zero w running Raspbian buster.

Had a quick poke at the code. [`SSL_read`](https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.1.0/man3/SSL_read.html) needs [`SSL_set_accept_state`](https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.1.0/man3/SSL_set_accept_state.html) to have been called first, but the `SSL_set_accept_state` [call](https://github.com/sepfy/pear/blob/main/src/dtls_transport.c#L158) is only reached via a [`g_signal_connect`](https://github.com/sepfy/pear/blob/main/src/ice_agent.c#L186) [callback](https://github.com/sepfy/pear/blob/main/src/ice_agent.c#L57). I'm not sure what...

Yep. Chrome here too. Possibly relevant: I'm testing over the network, not locally. `index.html` is served up by a `python -m SimpleHTTPServer`. I don't *think* that should matter, if I've...

The only point I'd raise here is that we shouldn't forget that where people *are* still on ancient browsers, it's likely because they don't have a choice and have no...

@joebell93 agreed. That means it's not a line in the sand, "all bets are off" deal. It's "we support IE9 differently to how we support IE10", not "we don't support...

OK, but that just moves the problem: IE10 is significantly behind IE11, which again is behind Edge.

Data alone doesn't cut it, because it ignores the impact to those affected. It's not just a matter of lost sales. 0.1% is still 3,000 visits per day. If we...