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This would also be useful when reverse-proxying the web panel through some webserver (like nginx). Doing it with unix sockets would be cleaner, I think, and would allow setting permissions...

I don't feel competent enough to modify the code that touches MSRs. If there was a reviewer who was familiar with Intel CPUs enough to be able to check if...

Are you sure that something like. `new VectorNf(array).toVector3()` being slower than `new Vector3f(array[0], array[1], array[2])` is a bottleneck in your program? Also, would you mind coming to the `#flow` IRC...

Also, vecotrs and matrices are serialzable, so you could use Java's serialization if it works for you, dunno what your usecase is though.

tbh? Just fork it. It's a project I made a long time ago and I neither need nor maintain it anymore.

> thank you so much! I know a lot of people have wanted this functionality I need it too, that's why I implemented it :wink: I split off the refactoring...

I hit a problem: in `TRANSFEREXPORT STORE` I use the git-annex key as temporary name for the file, before `rclone move`-ing it to the final destination. That's no good -...

AFAIU mktemp works on local filesystems because it uses `O_EXCL`. Using it to generate a unique name for rclone would rely on randomness, which can be not-very-random on sth like...

I guess I'll use mktemp, should be random enough. Also, while trying to fix that I hit what seems like a bug in git annex https://git-annex.branchable.com/bugs/external_remote_export_sent_to_wrong_process/

Hmm looks like `mktemp -u` won't work on macOS, since it's not really a dry run there. It tries to actually create the file, and then unlink it. But since...