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Garlon Green just wanted to dunk after a free throw.. hah.

thought this was cool.

haha alright, that's a whole new kind of english for me.

dno why but just felt like coming up with a stupid analogy.. using CellTech.

analogy: you've been using supplements your whole life. one in particular, CellTech is fairly historic. You've designed a new molecule to be included in CellTech. The authors of CellTech review your molecule, over the course of several months; test it, critique it, scrutinize it, experiment with it on monkeys to make sure they don't die.. Finally, after a long time, they agree to accept your molecule into the CellTech formula.

In your scenario, you would probably get paid some big $$.

In my scenario, no $$.

lulz.

Caaaaan you dumb it down?

lool sorry.

https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/tcpdump is a "historic" tech tool. I wrote some code for them, which adds some new functionality. They finally accepted it and merged it into their official code base.

i really don't get how something like that happens.. makes NO SENSE to me.

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tcpdump finally accepted my redis/RESP patch.. this has literally been going on for over 3+ years. I created a few different pull requests because of some force-push messups, so you can't see the actual 3+ year time span. But ya, I wrote this a LONG time ago to sniff redis packets in production.. worked really good, but took forever for between me/the-tcpdump-group in request/response over the PR.

https://github.com/the-tcpdump-group/tcpdump/commit/fc213645d4399c986f1ce3d55e113828e73ee49d

just happy to finally have this project leave my brain. also hope people find it useful... pretty much everyone at some point uses tcpdump, eventually you'll be able to tcpdump -nni any redis and bam, adarqui parsing. lulz.

pC!

edit: it rarely takes this long to get commits into a project (if they are acceptable).. some projects have too much back-and-forth, with big delays between responses, which is pretty painful IMHO.

playoff stuff.