The sscanf() was always too complex for my little mind, so I either used atoi() or even open-coded it. The scariest code is the one that generates a format string of sscanf() on the fly from protocol headers.
@pro @Mae sscanf() is just too easy to mess up, which is why we are deprecating use of it in curl, and we will eventually ban it completely. Just a few remaining ones now to convert
@thomas_klopf it is just a function that is easy to get wrong and it has subtle side-effects that even seasoned developers have a hard time to be on top of, so we get rid of those calls as a precaution. To make sure our parsers do exactly what we want them to.
@beaufils more manual parsing and case by case specific fixes. For the final few replacements I'm introducing a small internal "framework" to ease some string parsing: github.com/curl/curl/pull/1569…
Designed to aid converting off from sscanf parsers. sscanf is hard to use right, easy to mess up and often makes for sloppy error checking.
The new parsers allow more exact and pedandic parsing.
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A look at the logistics network of Amazon, Walmart and Target for same-day or next-day delivery; Walmart says it now offers same-day to 86% of US households (Jordyn Holman/New York Times)
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Out of the 561,454 projects OpenSSF has listed in their criticality_score project, for which they generate a "criticality score" for each single one, a certain hobby project is currently clocking in as number 100. (yeah, I mean #curl)
One of my favourite interval signals - recorded on Radio Sweden, 6065kHz shortwave in the 49m band, near Warsaw, Poland in 2001.The interval signal was playe...
Over the last 18 months, Spotify’s heads have consistently made millions out of the company, while lowering royalties, and laying off thousands of people!
If you like music & can afford to, please consider supporting artists, especially smaller ones. Gig tickets, physical media, merch…
ale tu ťa nikto buzerovať nebude, bežíš kvôli sebe pre seba, nemyslím že je beh hazard. Myslím že sa mi bude ľahšie učiť a lepšie spať, ináč by som nerobil opasok je zatiaľ v norme.
edit: no dobre bolo to pomaly aj cítiť že to telo potrebuje...
Here’s our summary of updates, events and activities in the LibreOffice project in the last four weeks – click the links to learn more… The main theme of November was the Month of LibreOffice, saying thanks for community contributions all across the …
LibChecker is an application to view and analyze the third-party libraries used by a given app.
Thanks to the help of its author, we now succeeded to build it reproducibly – bringing the number of RB apps to a "full circle" of 360° (360 apps (29.4%))
We’ve just launched a brand-new #AI Section on Accessible Android. Dive into how AI is transforming accessibility with tools like AI-powered screen readers, smart apps, and real-time assistance features. Discover the opportunities, challenges, and practical tips to make the most of these game-changing innovations. Join us in exploring the future of accessibility on Android. Check it out now on Accessible Android: accessibleandroid.com/ai
Intanto, quando c'è LEI i treni viaggiano in anticipo!
e no, non mi risulta che sia *partito*, è solo l'orario in cui il treno prima (RE 2516) da Milano a Porto Ceresio è arrivato a Gallarate. e lì si è fermato in attesa di ripartire, causa guasto ad uno scambio
(e adesso posso riaprire il tracking dei treni che volevo veramente tracciare, dopo averli chiusi tutti per fare lo screenshot buffo senza perdita di privacy :D )
#Mapycz are now launching their premium version. I'm not sure if it is in response to that. But #LocusMap, a lovely #OpenStreetMap based app focused on outdoor activities built by a small company from #Prague, now has a 6 month trial of their premium plans. Check it out! 👇
I've been refining the word list code for the #Crossword Editor and recently added definition support (from Wiktionary). Paired with @alice 's excellent AdwWrapBox work, I was finally able to land some changes I've wanted for a long time. This is a big improvement on the old aids for cryptic hints, though it still has a long way to go. I'd love any feedback from #crossword authors out there.
I am happy to announce the Codex Mutabilis, aka the Change Log. This is a new microjournal that will function to allow quick, valid changes to the ICZN code.
It doesn't have an ISSN yet, but it should soon. This is pretty exciting, weird work.
The author of What If We Get It Right?: Visions of Climate Futures explores how we can tackle the worst effects of climate change, without resorting to nihilism.
"what could a world that hasn’t just taken the climate crisis seriously but also risen to the challenge look like"
Is this supposed to be a happy thought? Because I ruminate on it all the time and know of nothing more sad and depressing and now we're pretty fucked while still not taking it seriously.
Please tell me what do you do and where do you go musically after all of this? youtube.com/watch?v=ERvd5QjupS… I can sense the signs of repetition and definition by the end of the movie, but isn't this incredible?
From the original video aired on BBC1 at 10:40pm UK time the 02/05/2022 : https://bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001717f/imagine-2022-jacob-collier-in-the-room-w...
He's unbelievable. Djesse volume 3 made me feel every emotion under the sun. Sometimes I think about going to see him live but I don't think I could stand it.
Pete Hegseth, President-elect Trump's embattled pick for secretary of defense, received a six-figure severance payment and signed an NDA when he exited the organization Concerned Veterans of America. cbsnews.com/news/pete-hegseth-…
Pete Hegseth, President-elect Trump's pick for secretary of defense, received a six-figure sum after he left Concerned Veterans for America amid allegations of financial mismanagement, intoxication and sexual impropriety, all of which he denies.
Did not finish AOC today because I ran into this problem with #Rust : users.rust-lang.org/t/borrow-c… An explanation what's happening would be highly appreciated. Looks like I'm missing something fundamental!?
I try to solve https://adventofcode.com/ using Rust to reactivate and improve my skills. Today I ran into an issue with the borrow checker which I did not understand.
Great discussion between Ryan Androsoff & Public Digital's Anna Hirschfeld & Alexandra MacEachern. I sadly missed #FWD50 this year, but it was great to hear about the work to bring the leadership behind #ARadicalHow to Canada.
Canada has fallen from 3rd in the 2010 UN e-gov rankings to 47 in 2024. We’re stuck when it comes to modernizing government for the digital era. But o...
@RyanAndrosoff I was thinking of writing something recently about the missed opportunity with open source and #ArriveCan and then this episode rolled up in my podcasts. Perfectly timed.
@RyanAndrosoff whoa there was a LOT going on in the background of ArriveCa and constant changes in the rules. And people without phones and parents doing it for kids and elders and lots of logic rules. Not saying it was designed well (so much hardcoding 🤪) but let’s not go down the build it Ina weekend path a weekend path.
@RyanAndrosoff You mean Covid Alert was simpler? Because yes Covid Alert did seem much simpler and was built on a detection code base produced by others.
@lisafast @RyanAndrosoff i don't know what the requirements actually were, but ArriveCan was ultimately a mobile app with local storage and some forms. So was the covid alert app, but it also needed to connect to two types of networks to detect and communicate. ArriveCan sure seems simpler.
ArriveCan chose not to build on an existing, tested, open siurce code base.
@lisafast @RyanAndrosoff sure. That makes sense. Still you build for the simple conditions first. Test with users. Iterate. Much like the covid alert app did. Learning along the way.
@RyanAndrosoff So much to say that I won’t. But simple it was not. There were two massive organizations involved and btw the rule changes that had to be implemented were top secret until announced - no testing with users when only a few people can even know what massive change to the functionality is coming…
But ya, sometimes bureaucracy shoots itself in the foot from just starting in the wrong place.
But even the starting from an open source solution would have given them more flexibility.
If that kind of flexibility were actually needed, the developers could have spent their time developing for 3-4 different possible requirements , rather than rebuilding the wheel.
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I like the way your strparse.c helpers are thought. I loved to have that much discipline when writing C code.
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