justinfrankel

yep that makes sense

ah reading their analysis, there are errors that explain this. Particularly this:

  tcp_now   = 4,294,960,000  (frozen at pre-overflow value)
  timer     = 4,294,960,000 + 30,000 = 4,294,990,000
              (exceeds uint32 max → wraps to a small number)

timer wraps to a small number, they say

  TSTMP_GEQ(4294960000, 4294990000)

they forgot to wrap it there, it should be TSTMP_GEQ(4294960000, small_number)

  = (int)(4294960000 - 4294990000)
  = (int)(-30000)
  = -30000 >= 0 ?  → false!

wrong!

There may be a short time period where this bug occurs, and if you get enough TCP connections to TIME_WAIT in that period, they could stick around, maybe. But I think the original post is completely overreacting and was probably written by a LLM, lol.

have multiple macOS machines with 600-1000+ day uptimes, which do TCP connections every minute or so at a minimum, they are still expiring their TIME_WAIT connections as normal.

these kernel versions:

Darwin Kernel Version 20.6.0: Thu Jul 6 22:12:47 PDT 2023; root:xnu-7195.141.49.702.12~1/RELEASE_ARM64_T8101 arm64

Darwin Kernel Version 17.7.0: Wed Apr 24 21:17:24 PDT 2019; root:xnu-4570.71.45~1/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64

so... wonder what that's about?

+1 here -- Mutsu are fantastic, readily available at NYC greenmarkets in the fall and into the winter, though there are pretty large differences in flavor and texture between various orchards too. Samascot is my fav.

If you have an Apple Silicon mac you can install Win11 in UTM and it works great for dev purposes. Can get the free builds via Windows Insider, too.

except: 1) avoid the possibility of head injuries, and 2) if you suffer more than slight symptoms from daily routine, dial it back

or you might have an alternate prefix for "things that go in development build changelogs but not final changelogs", e.g. "-"

fwiw dro’s been around a long time and i would be inclined to trust them :)

Is plain win32 API supported on arm64/Windows? Is there a version of MSVC? Or does one use mingw?

> I’m not highly conversant with ARM linux, but in my mind I imagine it’s still largely a second class citizen

IMO ARM linux is great, the real thing lacking is good hardware to run it.

"Interesting to see that it took 15 years to get where he is today."

If I had started it in 2000 it would've taken 20 years to get to where it is (OK fine, would be) today...

I have short-reach dual pivot brake calipers on a bike which sees >2000 miles year-round each year in NYC, and my rims are still fine after 7 years.

From my experience, stopping distance is usually dictated by road conditions more than the brakes. This is with 34mm wide tires, and properly adjusted brakes (a lot of times when people complain about rim brakes, the issue is that they are not working properly).

Side note: fenders are a must!

I'm not sure why, either... but since we're here: REAPER is very programmable which might appeal to readers of this site. Specifically:

ReaScript: can program high level UIs/project manipulation/etc in Lua or EEL2

JSFX: can write realtime signal processors in EEL2

Video: can write/edit video FX in EEL2 (a ton of included presets are there which can be tweaked on the fly)