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This seems like it belonged on freshmeat ca. Y2K.
What's that? Webarchive/google don't return much of anything.
Imagine if GitHub release authors publicized releases in a timeline view.
v.0.1 of this or v3.0 of that had the same exposure.
One site. Daily fix.
Nice. My only gripe is that the map is not very easy to read, especially on the smaller sizes. There are too many coast lines and borders, so it can be hard to locate countries, especially in the Mediterranean. Would it be possible to draw land masses in solid (white?), and leave borders in dark (background color?). Other than that, works fine on Debian Linux and KDE. The map shows up on all desktops, which I like (b…
In the fonction IpRangeVector_resize() in ip.c, you have a bug, that's not how realloc are supposed to be used.
I thought of doing something similar, it looks pretty cool. What about showing lines going through the various traceroute hops?
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What's that? Webarchive/google don't return much of anything.
http://freshmeat.net was a directory of open source software back in the 90's and noughts. It was one of the main ways to discover software. But what is X11? Is that like Wayland? ;-)
Works also great with WindowMaker. I've added it to ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/autostart
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Thanks for the discussion. Fix is already committed.
As long as you’re fixing that bug, you should do it right. If the return value from snprintf if more than 256 but less than a few GB then you should malloc a buffer big enough to hold the string and then call snprintf again with the new buffer. Only if that or malloc fails would you print an error. (It’s really a shame that the C standard library requires so many extra steps to do things correctly; this ought to be w…
It does exit on MacOS and Linux, at the very least.
This is some old school style bare bones C. popen with a big old pipe chain is pretty quick n dirty. I’d have gone digging around in proc for the active connections. Cool stuff though. I like that it’s so straightforward to read.
> This is some old school style bare bones C. Which has now become some kind of meta-ironic fashion statement. It's 2025's going to the coffee shop with a typewriter.
