@bradfitz@Tailscale Oops. ๐ I guess these are the kind of oddities that happen when fancy new features like SACK are added but you want a careful flag flip to avoid breakage of existing users (but then never clean up the default).
Wrote a post for gVisor's engineering blog on eliminating memory allocations for better sandboxed network performance. Read about it here! It has cool charts! ๐
https://t.co/spzVXzLKzJ
@bradfitz "Your device's clock" comes from the JS time. All of the other time zone times are loaded over the network. I suppose we can't tell which one the onebox is displaying.
@bradfitz The OneBox appears to be displaying an "answer" from https://t.co/NnU6Ijp2K2. https://t.co/NnU6Ijp2K2 appears to simply display the time from JS (`new Date()`). I suppose that the crawler might hard-code to a time based on the Go format string, though I don't know why it would?
@belbaoverhill https://t.co/SDz0SiMzuV sort of does this via code rewriting, though Iโm not sure if it provides an api to call the commands.
cc @hugelgupf
@asubiotto@fredbrancz@golang https://t.co/TYFuiOV66L is what you are looking for, but it needs more love (Iโm not sure it works with the latest versions of Go at all).
New #golang profile-guided optimization proposal https://t.co/EPv2SOJrD2 + https://t.co/REyMqMu207 ("new" is more like "new issue/proposal" rather than a "new idea")
@val_deleplace I've had this a while, but get mildly annoyed that single-path-component stdlib packages (`os`) go to a search page rather than directly to the package. I just added `ppkg` which goes to `https://t.co/tq2KAb9RlU` to resolve this, and it's been great so far.
@bradfitz Ugh. This Make stuff is supposed to simplify environment requirements, but it is huge and complicated. Iโve always found it simpler to just use bazel directly.