This time it's arcane timezone shit, particularly the missing day at the boundary where Samoa crossed/moved the international dateline.
Without knowing it, musl actually was already following the POSIX-future requirements for how dates on the nonexistent day get normalized. glibc was found to have a wacky bug misinterpreting dates even just *near* the nonexistent day. π
It's always hilarious when a thread that starts out as "musl has a bug!" ends up finding that nearly every implementation but #musl has a bug (all different, no less!)
@aris It is, but this distills it down to something that is easy to understand by most people.
Who is the threat actor?
What do they want?
Why do they want it?
LB: Mmm... Malware! Tasty!
You know what I think I'll stay with firefox actually
@gremlins the wiki literally starts with "Not to be confused with a plaid fabric." I wash my hnads in innocence
@eater NOT to be confused!!!!! NOT! DON'T CONFUSE THEM
you silly creature
Azure: you're running Windows, you hate yourself, probably both
Google: you have transcended beyond such earthly requirements as "customer service" or "services that don't get deprecated in three years"
Hetzner: you run a herd of carefully groomed pets and not cattle
OVH: wot is dis "uptime" ov which u speek
Oracle: lol
Some Guy LLC: I would rather sign up with Oracle
I don't know why this happens so often
screen space reflections reflect things that are visible on the screen
the things a mirror should show are explicitly not things that are on the screen
Connections
Puzzle #289
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Ooo! I actually solved today's connections puzzle. I usually completely fail at these.
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