TagLib, which I wrote way back in the day and has since been through many releases had another bug fix release that went out today, handled by Lukáš Lalinský, whom I handed over the reins to a bit back. There are more details in his blog post.
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- @glyphobet GitXL is actually the problematic one -- it's just a GitX fork (and the one that I happen to be using).
- Ugh. That's it for GitX. Second time that I've told it to revert changes in a file and it's done it in another file, trashing my work.
- Noticed that a library that I wrote (TagLib) is among the 45 in Amazon's Kindle source release - the diff: http://t.co/h46ymw1C
- @pjozefak This would be high on the list of searches I would not expect Neuhaus to appear in: http://bit.ly/qQnM9Y Pretty wild place? ;-)
- @pjozefak They got off easy. Hope they'll get things in place so that when there's sexual assault or a building burns down, they'll be ready
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