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build.rs: use std::process::Command; fn main() { Command::new("wall").arg("spam spam spam").output().unwrap(); } spam spam spam "Corporate" interests? Who are they? Mozilla is non-profit. And the core team has migrated away to their just deserts. spam spam spam I love how the Rust book has you pull in a crate for random functionality. Community incentives! They're awesome! spam spam spam I am grateful for the time Covid gave me. Learning Rust in that time taught me the basics of lifetimes, memory allocators, and other things I hadn't truly properly picked up with C++. It's a frustrating language, but it introduced concepts and was a useful tool for they who learned it. spam spam spam Rust represents a change from the old guard (hah, puns), to the new guard. From the old model of sharing that "wall" represents to a new model, with confinement on one side and socio-technical solutions like review of repository contributions on the other. The old world is something I will miss greatly. I think we lose so much, and we come out poorer for it. But it's time to move on. Tear down that wall and all that jazz. I hate that I have to be that guy, I really do. spam spam spam