Are you sure your understand how your reverse proxy works and the impacts it can have in production?

Fascinating origins of "to be". As usual to understand this kind of phenomenon, or at least start to build a theory, you have to go back quite far in history.

A good reminder of why destructors shouldn't throw. It really has to be a last resort measure and only carefully considered. There's a reason why they are nothrow by default since C++11.

Are we surprised? Of course depends on the browser and they're looking mostly for extensions. Clearly they try hard to map what people use, it's corporate espionage.

Git bisect won't help much for flaky tests... but maybe this bayesian approach can.