Mike Almeloo

I honestly haven't done any reverse engineering efforts on macos before, so I'm not entirely sure how that would work. You can install your own SSL root certificate, but I...

I have don't have much experience with lower-lever languages, but I was actually messing with this yesterday and it's pretty simple to build a python wheel that includes libprovision.so. The...

Oh that's really cool! I just tried it out myself and while I did have to fix some things (create the directories, some `debugPrint` issues), it runs perfectly otherwise. Most...

Oh yes indeed, sorry for taking so long to respond. But glad you figured it out yourself! The issue here is not necessarily getting local anisette to work, but rather...

Hey @JayFoxRox, I'd finally like to tackle this issue and I think your implementation is currently looking the most promising in terms of flexibility and ease of integration. My plan...

Perfect, thanks! MIT is fine, I don't really care too much about the exact license specifics. Just want the package to be out there so it can be used :-)

Ta-daaa: https://github.com/malmeloo/Anisette.py It works, using basically the same code as @JayFoxRox wrote, but in a nice API. There are still a couple of things to fix and finish, but it...

A quick progress update: I managed to implement `free()` operations in the allocator, and after manually freeing some supposed-to-be-temporary allocations here and there, most of the memory leaks have been...

Any clue why that test might be failing? It seems unrelated to me, but I'm not sure.

> Maybe it would be cleaner, and ultimately more useful, if models remembered their parent model. You're right, I like that better as well; I'll look into it later this...