Pete

This might not work 100% of the time, because it doesn't account for boxes that might have more than one interface, and I'm not sure exactly how it decides which...

I really did not want this to turn into a focal point for violations of the developer NDA. Please do not discuss unreleased Apple software on this forum. For now...

I'd be kind of surprised if the issue was with the SSL. The SSL is the lowest level thing (from an OSI layer prospective) that gets logged. It tosses bunches...

Can you clean up your page and maybe upload some code/screenshots to github? Right now it's looking a little sparse...

This might be a solution for testing to see if MP-TCP is at the core of the problem (I'm still far from sure it is), but it's not a sustainable...

Not yet. :-)

Some good news: http://arstechnica.com/apple/2013/09/multipath-tcp-lets-siri-seamlessly-switch-between-wi-fi-and-3glte/ The important part is here: > In the comments on Bonaventure's blog post, Kristian Evensen writes that it looks like Siri doesn't actually use MPTCP to...

I've seen this too. There are 3 known "types" of packets that get passed by Siri/Guzzoni. They each start with a header whose first byte is 02 (an object), 03...

I agree with @bgottsch... I think that your best bet might be to set up a worker thread when you ask the question and if they don't respond in like...

I think the problem might be here: https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/curriculum-helpers/blob/e86048735ba32c5f28b5c64e4c3039a3a022dda0/lib/index.ts#L145C80-L145C85 The regular expression contains `(?${escapedBlockPattern})\\s*:\\n(?.*?)`. The fact that the `\\n` comes directly after the `:` suggests that it simply won't match trailing...