Samuel Lucas

I would recommend fix 2 given that it seems to be the most common approach. If you word things in the manual correctly, there's a very small risk of someone...

Is there any update on this @hvitved? .NET 6 has been out for 2 months now, and since it's an LTS release, support is especially important.

> @samuel-lucas6 Updating global.json and the yml file as described in the comments above has fixed the issue for me for all of my .NET 6.0 projects. Check out [pmachapman/GoTo.Bible@9490720](https://github.com/pmachapman/GoTo.Bible/commit/94907205e86184a92f350e1d596908b8dc65de7e)...

> I have added a request for `ubuntu-latest` to include .NET 6 here: [actions/virtual-environments#4851](https://github.com/actions/virtual-environments/issues/4851). Many thanks @hvitved!

I've also had this problem on Windows 10 for as long as I can remember since I started using auto-hide. I use two or three monitors. @BlakeRBM That fix works...

I'm glad you agree. I don't know what the IETF is doing either, but from what I've seen, it doesn't seem worth the effort of making an RFC in many...

> Nice work. I’d be interested in how you’re planning to make libsodium misuse resistant (or if you’re planning to just drop everything that isn’t?). Thanks. I need to get...

> I'd happily accept a PR for handling Curve25519. You can make one here: https://github.com/schollz/pake I currently don't code in Go, and I would argue this situation is more complicated...

I'm frankly baffled by your response. Your library has 18.9k stars, but you're using an experimental curve as the default, the only other curves you support may have malicious seeds,...

I suggest you don't use libsodium-net because it's no longer being maintained and very out of date. [libsodium-core](https://github.com/tabrath/libsodium-core) is a fork of libsodium-net that's more up-to-date, but it's no longer...