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I am pleased to see another "small"-is-beautifull alternative of a critical network protocol, and in plain in simple C (I am sorry for the fan boys of absurdely
by sylware 3y ago
I am pleased to see another "small"-is-beautifull alternative of a critical network protocol, and in plain in simple C (I am sorry for the fan boys of absurdely complex computer languages...).
There will be plenty of compiler generated holes, and other security issues, but keep your head above the water and fix all of them, you are going for the long run there.
We also have drop-bear, which is in between openssh and tinycc if I recall properly.
I have to admit... I may deploy tinyssh for my everyday work (I rarely code directly on my workstation, usually I am "away" and do ssh to it via 4g internet IPv6/ssh).
Now a bit of whining (come on, we are on HN), microsoft github is always a bad idea, should move to a fully noscript/basic (x)html friendly git repository (aka not gitlab based for instance, yet).
- pquki4 3y agoYou are fighting a losing battle if you don't want to see GitHub links on HN.
- serf 3y agoit's still worthwhile to point out the issues for people who have recently jumped into the occupation/hobby and haven't yet had the time to meditate on why Microsoft having the keys to the worlds' software kingdom might be A Very Bad THing down the line.
- jonathaneunice 3y agoIf neither GitHub nor GitLab, what are you recommending? There are a few other non-DIY hosted options, but it's hard for me to translate your "fully noscript/basic (x)html friendly" spec into an actionable list of options. Or is this a "host it yourself" / DIY plea?
- gkbrk 3y agoSoucehut works with noscript. No need to host or DIY anything. Codeberg has a message that says "This website requires JavaScript." but I was able to use it without JS to browse around and look at code properly.