[FFmpeg-devel] [PATCH]lavf/dashdec: Do not use memcpy() to copy a struct

[wm4]

On Sat, 21 Apr 2018 17:56:27 -0400
"Helmut K. C. Tessarek" <tessarek at evermeet.cx> wrote:

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> On 2018-04-21 17:23, wm4 wrote:
> > Just by the way, some have lamented that they think of it as
> > "doxing" when you post my real name on this list.  
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> I don't really care, if somebody is using a pseudonym or their real name.

Well I'm just saying how others interpreted CE's behavior.

> However, I have to say that if sombody is using not their real name,
> especially when their tone is often agressive and unfiltered, it
> rather begs the question why that is.
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> Is that person afraid that an employer might come across some of this
> crap when doing research on a potential candidate?
> Is that person not confident enough to stand by their opinion.
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> Seriously, what is it?
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> Btw, I myself often use blunt comments, which are mostly seen and read
> as harsh, undiplomatic, and rude. I hate poltical correctness and love
> sarcasm. Non of these traits are a plus in public. People love sugar
> coating and talking around a problem, all in the name of diplomacy.

It would be a big bother to change everything. Often you need a
pseudonym anyway, because account names are handier when they are
short. So why throw 2 names around?

Also this email address was meant as spam sink in the first place so it
has no meaningful name (registering to dozens of sites and mailing
lists which all show the mail address in plain text, which meant it'd
likely get a lot of spam). And one thing I don't want to do for sure is
giving Google my name for free. So I'd probably want to change my email
and email service too if I were to use my real name on this list.

Regarding employers, they'd get my "pseudonym" anyway because I'd put
a link to my github repository on my resume.