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@tknarr it's c
c23 has a way to mimick visibility, by building with `-Dmylib_private` and having:
```c
#ifndef mylib_private
#define mylib_private [[deprecated("private member")]]
#endif
```
but tbh even without that it's also possible to just say "do not touch any undocumented field, you've been warned" -- it's not like c doesn't already have api constraints that live in documentation (e.g. "this pointer may/may-not be NULL"), the less of those we have the better but one step at a time with improving semantics -
I wrote https://github.com/ScottESanDiego/gmail-api-client to work around this, using exim and fetchmail to get things into #gmail . It's working REALLY WELL so far, with all the usual filters and stuff, just as when using #gmailify .
Problem is that it uses "restricted" API calls which means annual code security reviews which I'm not going to do ($$) OR renew the auth every seven days. My app is "in production" so the token isn't expiring, not sure what happens when I fail to do a code review.
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The #lk99 #superconductor looks like a bust. It may be something, but it's looking like it's not a superconductor of any sort. Nobody can replicate it at all. If they really had a superconductor that nobody could reproduce, rather than file patents they'd take the route Heinlein's Shipstone took: lock down the few people who know how to do it so tight they'll never want to leave, then set up shop and start producing the stuff. Nobody will care how it works, as long as it works.
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Tunarr: Create and configure live TV channels from media on your servers
#HackerNews #Tunarr #LiveTV #Media #Streaming #Server #Configuration