distributing relay knowledge among chatters (TBD)
This is the core reason that centralization is currently necessary. So admitting that it's an unsolved problem for a federated alternative is basically reinforcing Signal's point.
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That's because you haven't unlearned it yet
Two, arguably: one with Apple and one with upstream Linux.
String escaping sucks in bash and other posix-style shells too, though.
But that's not actually true in general; there is a default branch concept in forges, and an integration and/or release branch in most recommended workflows. That's the trunk.
Fair, but it's one that the typical tools for finding bugs, tests and static analysis, cannot actually help with.
Desktop Linux is still an extremely niche userbase, even with SteamOS and Microsoft doing its absolute best to aggravate users.
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...some of those looked much more impressive than I expected, though.
Believe me, whitespace-correct scripting is absolutely an issue.
You're right that it's annoying when filenames diverge right at a character that must be escaped.
For interactive use, tab-completion essentially makes this a non-issue, because shells add escaping in the appropriate places.
For scripting, where spaces are harder to deal with, unfortunately there's just not much you can do; your two options are basically to learn all of your particular shell's patterns for dealing with whitespace in filenames, or only write scripts in something other than a POSIX shell.
Here it is:
Presumably, it already used SIMD, and that's how the existing GNU utility beat Rust by a factor of 17x.
Well now you've seen it elsewhere, too.