Christopher Wellons

I may have just fixed the GCC bug (https://github.com/skeeto/w64devkit/pull/196), so in the next w64devkit release this should no longer crash. I just confirmed it fixes this particular crash with the...

Thanks for reporting this! It should be fixed by 6becc99b. On a quick skim through code generation I spotted the [-256, +256] range check, which set off alarms. That makes...

> but I couldn't formulate a program to break them Apologies for the crudeness — my bf is super rusty — but here's a simple example: $ python -c 'print("+["...

The canonical URL has a slash at the end, and the server redirects you there from the non-slash URL, which is why you need -L (--location). You should use the...

The mkdir docstring in your trace appears nowhere in Emacs, and I can't find a single instance of that string when searching online. Someone or something, which has never been...

Managed to find a near-match here: https://github.com/netromdk/.emacs.d/blob/26739c81/lisp/2-functions.el#L235-L238 Seems your local definition was copied from here and changed, vice versa, or there's some original common source. Aside from having the wrong...

Unfortunately the way `elfeed-feeds` is configured, Elfeed doesn't really have a reliable way to manipulate the feed listing. While Elfeed opportunistically uses the customization system to persist this list, advanced...

dde16d55 breaks Windows builds with GCC 14 and later, requiring `-fpermissive` in order to compile. [Winsock `setsockopt`](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winsock2/nf-winsock2-setsockopt) uses `const char *` for `optval` rather than `const void *` as it...

It seems I bet on the wrong horse 11 years ago (eb038b08). Unfortunately removing `elfeed-pkg.el` and `elfeed-web-pkg.el` isn't so straightforward. This repository has a package building script (`make package`) that...

I pronounce it "end-lesh" but whatever is convenient or most effective for you when communicating is just fine. I've also heard "endless ssh" as two words often enough.