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diff --git a/./openxr-tracing-old/gen/include/OXRTracing/forward_declarations.gen.hpp b/./openxr-tracing/gen/include/OXRTracing/forward_declarations.gen.hpp
index 0919d9a..0b9a590 100644
--- a/./openxr-tracing-old/gen/include/OXRTracing/forward_declarations.gen.hpp
+++ b/./openxr-tracing/gen/include/OXRTracing/forward_declarations.gen.hpp
@@ -252,6 +252,24 @@ extern PFN_xrGetEyeGazesFB next_xrGetEyeGazesFB;
 extern PFN_xrPassthroughLayerSetKeyboardHandsIntensityFB
     next_xrPassthroughLayerSetKeyboardHandsIntensityFB;
 extern PFN_xrGetDeviceSampleRateFB next_xrGetDeviceSampleRateFB;
+extern PFN_xrCreateVirtualKeyboardMETA next_xrCreateVirtualKeyboardMETA;
+extern PFN_xrDestroyVirtualKeyboardMETA next_xrDestroyVirtualKeyboardMETA;

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diff --git a/./openxr-tracing-old/gen/include/OXRTracing/forward_declarations.gen.hpp b/./openxr-tracing/gen/include/OXRTracing/forward_declarations.gen.hpp
index 0919d9a..0b9a590 100644
--- a/./openxr-tracing-old/gen/include/OXRTracing/forward_declarations.gen.hpp
+++ b/./openxr-tracing/gen/include/OXRTracing/forward_declarations.gen.hpp
@@ -252,6 +252,24 @@ extern PFN_xrGetEyeGazesFB next_xrGetEyeGazesFB;
 extern PFN_xrPassthroughLayerSetKeyboardHandsIntensityFB
     next_xrPassthroughLayerSetKeyboardHandsIntensityFB;
 extern PFN_xrGetDeviceSampleRateFB next_xrGetDeviceSampleRateFB;
+extern PFN_xrCreateVirtualKeyboardMETA next_xrCreateVirtualKeyboardMETA;
+extern PFN_xrDestroyVirtualKeyboardMETA next_xrDestroyVirtualKeyboardMETA;

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      |-------------- 200ms --------------|
90hz  | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
72hz  |🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡|
60hz  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |
45hz  |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |
30hz  |     |     |     |     |     |     |
10hz  |                 |                 |

fredemmott

TIme\now(): mono
Time\now_unix() unix

 mono - not guaranteed to be comparable between machines?

… vs …

DateTime::getTimestamp() - unix? would expect mono for consistency with now()

Naming: Timestamp vs timepoint. ‘timestamp’ can imply unix

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diff --git a/src/injectables/OculusD3D11Kneeboard.cpp b/src/injectables/OculusD3D11Kneeboard.cpp
index 91102f0..a95a1eb 100644
--- a/src/injectables/OculusD3D11Kneeboard.cpp
+++ b/src/injectables/OculusD3D11Kneeboard.cpp
@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@
  */
 #include "OculusD3D11Kneeboard.h"
 
+#include <DIrectXTK/SpriteBatch.h>
 #include <OVR_CAPI_D3D.h>

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$ hhvm test.hack
Hello, world.
$ echo $?
0
$ hhvm test.hack > /dev/full

Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'HH\Lib\OS\ErrnoException' with message 'ENOSPC(28): Errno 28: No space left on device' in /tmp/test.hack:5
Stack trace:
#0 (): Closure$HH\Lib\_Private\_OS\get_throw_errno_impl#4()
#1 (): HH\Lib\_Private\_OS\throw_errno()

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$ hhvm test.hack
Constructed leaker
Constructed main
Disposed main
In member function reading instance property from main
$

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Script:
  declarations:
    NodeList[4]:
      0:
        MarkupSection:
          hashbang:
            HashbangToken:
              leading: NodeList[0]: 
              text: '#!/usr/bin/env hhvm'
              trailing: NodeList[1]: 0: EndOfLine: 

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Binary Handshake Protocol

This protocol provides authentication and initializes stream encryption for later protocols.

1. server confirms the client knows the password (don't allow random people to start broadcasting your webcam to the internet)
2. client confirms the server knows the password (probably not neccessary for this case, but why not)
3. establish a secure client-to-server stream
4. establish a secure server-to-client stream
5. be replay-resistent, both for servers and clients (don't allow someone who sniffed your wifi to start broadcasting your webcam to the internet)