Sytten

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by Sytten 3y ago
That is a real problem agreed, though vendors are starting to OSS more of those lately. Still better than running an unpatched android of 4 years.
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by Sytten 3y ago
XDA works a lot on reputation and realistically you will infect like 1k phones none of which will be high value targets. I don't see the motivation. Those maintainers do quite a lot of work to backport patches every week/month and
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by Sytten 3y ago
That is why I am an android dude, you will always find a random ROM on xda with the latest android security patch and sometimes even the latest android version on devices 10+ years old even if the manufacturer has stopped supporting it a wh
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by Sytten 3y ago
That kind of is my point about demand reduction...
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by Sytten 3y ago
Gotta love our electricity state monopoly in Quebec. You can say many bad things about it, but planning correctly for expanding demand is not one of it. And price, still the cheapest electricity in North America. One thing lots of people mi
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by Sytten 3y ago
The part where you say we are dropping it. It is very much alive and just as confusing as ever for settings that are on the fence. I positively hate it. I can't count the number of times where I heard (roughly): Can I continue speaking
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by Sytten 3y ago
I assume he means on his expenses. Which is also wrong. You sell taxable items to paddle but since they are outside your jurisdiction you don't charge them taxes. But you can claim taxes on your expenses no problem. At least that is ho
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by Sytten 3y ago
Can you combine that with cross rs? I positively hate the official GHA cache action so anything to replace that would be nice. But we cross compile with cross rs.
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by Sytten 3y ago
Same thing with Apple devices although on a smaller scale. Just yesterday I put an SSD in my Dad 2009 iMac and managed to install Ventura because some crazy nice people continue to maintain legacy patcher. And guess what, it works well enou
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by Sytten 3y ago
"Everyone wants investment from venture capitalists." Am I the only one not living in this bubble. I cofounded a boostrap business. Having cash to hire and not have to work two jobs would sure be nice, but if I am raising it would
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by Sytten 3y ago
I always found it weird that patents are a flat 20y but somehow copyright is life + X years. For me it should be a similar 20-30y period. How does life even work for a corporation?
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by Sytten 3y ago
I am not sure I see the problem. There is a business with a reputation behind that service. There is a contract and it no different than a contract with another provider like GitHub. Who are you to judge "real projects" BTW? It mi
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by Sytten 3y ago
We are currently on Buildjet and it has made significant difference for our rust builds. But I would change in a heartbeat for Windows and even more for MacOS support. Mind you only if it is per minute pricing. The GitHub Actions macos mach
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by Sytten 3y ago
If there is a price, people will pay. Donation based oss just doesn't work except in a very few exceptions and specially not for software self-hosted. I support your statement on non-open source for sustainability. This is the same sta
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by Sytten 3y ago
One year ago it was still the standard and I think most production workload still are using actix (we are). When you dig into actix you feel the pre-async decisions (acceptor threads, worker threads, futures not send). But for a lot of usec
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by Sytten 3y ago
Whishing all the best to the railway team, they really are building something nice. Hopefully the move to bare metal will mean price reductions for customers. I am philosophically opposed to cloud providers charging per user on top of very
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by Sytten 3y ago
This will break so many things, that's not even funny. I can already hear customers complain their bank doesn't work on chrome. Maybe this will drive Firefox adoption? (Let me dream please)
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by Sytten 3y ago
There is an issue in the std to name setenv unsafe but that is a breaking change so it's complicated.
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by Sytten 3y ago
The shame of those CVE is that it created a split in the rust community between chrono and time. For a time it looked like people were all moving to time (which handling on TZ is a bit stupid IMO since it just refuses to work if there is mo
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by Sytten 3y ago
I mean, great it catches more easy wins but until you do an EXPLAIN ANALYZE your plan analysis is worth sh*t (sorry I am highly skeptical of those solutions based on personnal experience). I have seen so many cases where you add a "per
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by Sytten 3y ago
Will you guys provide certified libraries as well? Like an async executor, http client, bluetooth, etc? That would be something even companies outside the target for certification would probably be interested in.
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by Sytten 3y ago
The article is way too rosy. Sure it didn't cost much but it also uses a shit rail technology IMO that is very noisy. Go ask the residents that live near it if they find that nice. They had so many complaints recently that they had to
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by Sytten 3y ago
Does this apply to all emails including transactional? What I am supposed to do if a user requests a password reset but unsubscribed from our emails? Most of the spam I received these days is from gmail addresses these days.
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by Sytten 3y ago
IMO it doesn't solve the problems of the dating applications, it is still profile based with pictures, unlimited likes, etc. It is a good thing that it is OSS and free but it would need more than that.
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by Sytten 3y ago
See my other comment, I thought about a multi-step process. Basically forcing slow dating in the app. The guys trying to have too many matches is easy to fix IMO, you basically limit the likes. The feeling you could have "better"
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by Sytten 3y ago
I just posted on the FUTO chat since I didn't really know where to get the discussion going ( https://chat.futo.org/#narrow/stream/38-project-ideas ). I think I would like to participate in the creation of some
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by Sytten 3y ago
I have always said that commercial dating apps have the wrong incentives. We need a non-profit to create a dating app. I see this as a similar problem to signal or wikipedia, people don't want to pay for those services. I also think th
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by Sytten 3y ago
I find it interesting as I am trying to build a business myself that someone would stop at 3k MRR. We are currently at 1.5k MRR and I agree that bootstrap is very hard. I can't even imagine hiring right now, that means doing a lot by o
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by Sytten 3y ago
Thanks for the review and kind words. This was really one of the core goal to make it super accessible. We developed it in Rust because we wanted to create a client/server architecture that you can deploy everywhere (Caido runs even on
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by Sytten 3y ago
We are also at 100USD/y. We both use a client / server architecture. We are both closer to burp suite in terms of functionality (aka focus on finding vulnerabilities, replay (invalid) traffic, mapping sites, etc compared to mitmpr

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