[ZeroConcerns]

Note that the complete title is "How Samba was Written", but apparently there is a list of unapproved interrogative adverbs...

Also note that since the MS-EU settlement, the SMB protocol is quite extensively, if a bit passive-aggressive opaquely, described in a series of documents that Microsoft updates to this day, e.g. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/windows_protocol...

[p_l]

A lot of "fun" with those documents is that some of them quite probably were archeological digs on Microsoft side too.

For example, the MAPI specs have references to valid parts of the protocols and data structures that are not used anywhere and which in fact crash MAPI libraries (so Outlook and Exchange just throw errors if you give them such data), sometimes giving a glimpse of how there might have been abandoned features that were never delivered.

Like, surprisingly, HTML email support in Outlook[1] :D

[1] MAPI Message struct, and thus Exchange and Outlook, crashes when encountering "HTML message" let's call it "submessage". Turns out the valid way to save a HTML message is by wrapping it in RTF and saving it as Rich Text submessage. Plain text is another submessage.

[jchw]

Yeah, Hacker News does that. I've heard you can simply edit the title after submitting to fix Hacker News' "fixes" but I've not submitted enough things to give it a try.

[dcminter]

This is correct (I've done it a few times). I think there's an edit window though and at 8 hours we're well outside that.

The other option (e.g. when it's not your submission) is to email the mods, which I've just done, and they will fix it up if appropriate.