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@matheus23 what do you think about simply printing a warning message if the node is dropped without being shutdown? To me the behavior seems reasonable as it is, just difficult...

@erlend-sh I'd like to get your input on this one. I agree that the default password policy is stricter than necessary, that's something we must configure after deployment in the...

Closing this as for now we prefer to display the requirements up front, and there's no way to bypass the Rauthy password policy.

[This test](https://github.com/Kindelia/HVM/blob/5c25f8aefc777029816698e2dc476a2646380726/src/language/rulebook.rs#L617) is the only one failing. I think it may be related to a change in the way programs are parsed, not an actual bug in the code, but...

I think the shrink/shift thing is basically unavoidable with nearest-neighbor filtering unless we make sure we constrain zooms to a specific increment of physical pixels. There are some related thoughts...

There's a possibility this could be related to texture atlas bleeding like https://github.com/forbjok/bevy_simple_tilemap/issues/4#issuecomment-1167685856, but I'm not sure. It's a problem that's plagued me and even Bevy: https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/issues/1949 I did figure...

Ah, yeah, it could be an attempt to block fingerprinting. Access to graphics information is a really good way to try and identify unique users.

I feel like the `NO_PROXY` caveat is annoying, but not usually that important. I don't think ureq2 supported `NO_PROXY` either, so I don't _think_ it'd be a regression, but I...

Ah, that could work. I didn't notice that the proxy could be set per-request. Good thought. :+1:

Fixed in 2a3b32c32b117a205bc7a7cb260dcbb1d1b6dd7c