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Here’s to another curl release! curl 7.58.0 is the 172nd curl release and it contains, among other things, 82 bug fixes thanks to 54 contributors (22 new). All this done with 131 commits in 56 days. The bug fix rate is slightly lower than in the last few releases, which I tribute mostly to me … Continue reading Cheers for curl 7.58.0 →

Here's to another curl release! curl 7.58.0 is the 172nd curl release and it contains, among other things, 82 bug fixes thanks to 54 contributors (22 new). All this done with 131 commits in 56 days. The bug fix rate is slightly lower than in the last few releases, which I tribute mostly to me … Continue reading Cheers for curl 7.58.0 →

Okay, there's no point in denying this fact: SFTP transfers in curl and libcurl are much slower than if you just do them with your ordinary OpenSSH sftp command line tool or similar. The difference in performance can even be quite drastic. Why is this so and what can we do about it? And by … Continue reading Why SFTP is still slow in curl →

Okay, there’s no point in denying this fact: SFTP transfers in curl and libcurl are much slower than if you just do them with your ordinary OpenSSH sftp command line tool or similar. The difference in performance can even be quite drastic. Why is this so and what can we do about it? And by “we” [...]

Okay, there’s no point in denying this fact: SFTP transfers in curl and libcurl are much slower than if you just do them with your ordinary OpenSSH sftp command line tool or similar. The difference in performance can even be quite drastic. Why is this so and what can we do about it? And by … Continue reading Why SFTP is still slow in curl →

Okay, there’s no point in denying this fact: SFTP transfers in curl and libcurl are much slower than if you just do them with your ordinary OpenSSH sftp command line tool or similar. The difference in performance can even be quite drastic. Why is this so and what can we do about it? And by … Continue reading Why SFTP is still slow in curl →

(This text has been updated since first post. It used to say 300 million but then I missed all iOS devices…) Ok, so here’s a little ego game. The rules are very simple: try to figure out all things I’ve written code in (to any noticeable degree) and count how many users the products that use such … Continue reading 550M users →

Ok, so here’s a little ego game. The rules are very simple: try to figure out all things I’ve written code in (to any noticeable degree) and count how many users the products that use such code might have. Then estimate the total amount of humans that may in fact use my code from time to time. I’ve [...]

(This text has been updated since first post. It used to say 300 million but then I missed all iOS devices…) Ok, so here’s a little ego game. The rules are very simple: try to figure out all things I’ve written code in (to any noticeable degree) and count how many users the products that use such … Continue reading 550M users →

(This text has been updated since first post. It used to say 300 million but then I missed all iOS devices...) Ok, so here's a little ego game. The rules are very simple: try to figure out all things I've written code in (to any noticeable degree) and count how many users the products that use such … Continue reading 550M users →