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Alternative solution: Just use a random regex as your local part, eg. "^[0-9]+$"@example.org

There is a "Auto-hints" setting that should highlight the undo button in red once you're in an unwinnable state: https://uncrossy.com/settings.html

For games, I think it's even worse on GNU/Linux systems, since most game developers mainly target Windows and sometimes completely ignore conventions for other platforms (possibly …

This is actually very easy to patch: https://github.com/openlab-aux/vuizvui/blob/61b943d89b08959e... Essentially it's disabling gesture activation, so if you want to allow audio yo…

That's certainly true for the standard library and the documentation on the language itself. However for the internals, this wasn't always the case and it looked more like this: ht…

Agreed, the language support situation is a very mixed one in nixpkgs, where support ranges from rudimentary (or even non-existing) to well integrated and supported. Particularly t…

That's easier said than done, since I think Nix has a somewhat steep learning curve. However, what I'm missing in most comments here is that - if I'm not mistaken - Flatpak and mos…

There was a patch[1] a few years ago, but apparently it didn't make it into mainline. At least looking in net/ipv4/tcp.c I haven't found any traces related to that. However, I coul…

You could map different ports to specific socket file names and use a dummy address, eg. like this: ip2unix -r out,addr=127.1.1.1,path=foo-%p.sock firefox --new-instance Whenever y…

If programs call getsockname() the result is not a sockaddr_un, but instead sockaddr_in(6) is used from the original call to bind(). If the socket was implicitly bound, a random[1]…

Thanks a lot for the suggestion. While I can't change the title here on HN, the README now mentions LD_PRELOAD in the first paragraph and I also added a small FAQ[1] section about …

https://github.com/nixcloud/ip2unix/commit/00dddf228a70ad230... That's what I had in mind someday™. Unfortunately, this has to wait for version 4.x maybe :-/

I'm not very familiar with Docker, but wouldn't something like "docker run some_image ip2unix -r /tmp/socket:8080 ..." work?

As others have mentioned, socat acts more like a router between different socket types/protocols but it doesn't change the behaviour of the program in question. So for example if y…