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I believe it's a bug with osu! client - the time offset is sent to the server on the first request, it already accounts for that, but while the client...
Actually, this sounds like a **great idea** to me!@ +1 pls add this to shiro @Marc3842h
The `vyearmonthdate.fix` format sound the best to me, but the `major.minor.fix` layout also looks okay.
I started implementing this feature on @no92's mlibc fork on the lfs branch.
After some changes in managarm to get it booting I got this to reproduce on managarm/managarm@86c6cb7b9adbc4e58415468303250d1420edd111 and mlibc on managarm/mlibc@99fc58521c46553f107cdb75121e698466957a4f.
I want to achieve the behavior of JavaScript's buffer objects. On Tue, Jun 5, 2018 at 9:40 PM, Igor Mroz wrote: > Can't you just create string from bytes (with...
Uhh... The best thing I can do is log a Buffer object to console. `console.log(new Buffer("test"));` results in: `` I think Python's `buffer = bytes()` is a good representation too.
I can't use socket. I need to send response in that format to a HTTP server. Maybe i should just make a char buffer and "write bytes" to it? And...
Yeah, that's what I mean! Send their hexadecimal representation to the server! Is this possible with crow?
send response in json?