Christoph Kindl

Alternatively, I could keep the formula as argument and only check if the formula's fetcher (`kb.fetcher`) is set .. In this case, I could use the formula's create\* functions for...

`store.graph('https://kindl.io/sw-examples/timbl-foaf.ttl', function(err, graph) { /*...*/ });` returns the graph with all loaded triples, so I missed a thing ;-) Anyhow, according to the SPARQL 1.1 Update spec a SPARQL LOAD...

Stumbled across this issue, thought to add my Security specific viewpoint: There should be definitely some protection measures against password brute-force/-guessing attacks. In my opinion, this should not consider the...

Another related topic to this is multi-step verification / MFA. Missing protection measures against password brute-force/-guessing attacks and missing MFA are the reasons why I currently would not recommend to...

This seems obsolete and I guess this can be closed - documentation mentions Bullseye as compatible by now.

+1 .. a code block I've problems with is \begin{minted} -- see: https://ckristo.net/owncloud/index.php/s/ffSV4dWaNZYrAx5 I guess implementing this feature would also fix this problem.

Here is a simple example where the suggested approach did not work for me: [Hackaday U - Introduction to Reverse Engineering with Ghidra / Session 2 - Exercise func-example-1](https://github.com/wrongbaud/hackaday-u/blob/d4b18d7ac60aa803bee00551bdcc23f3cdf58fa6/session-two/exercises/func-example-1) -...

I encountered this issue too - as workaround for now, I stopped using nested optional-dependencies groups. Using the example above: ```toml [project.optional-dependencies] dev = ["build", "pyyaml"] # instead of `["package[test,tools]"]`...