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   Smoke Testing Rust HTTP Clients(medium.com)

   2 points by jedisct1 7y ago|0 comments
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   by jedisct1 7y ago

   I've never seen "TODO" / "FIXME" sections ever being eventually done/fixed. Never.
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   by jedisct1 7y ago

   What does the fact that it's written in Rust do? Do we get more storage space? Can files being downloaded faster?
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   by jedisct1 7y ago

   > for example libsodium is a gateway to madness Nod.
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   by jedisct1 7y ago

   And then WebAssembly will ruin all these efforts.
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   by jedisct1 7y ago

   And in Rust you can use the `include_str!()` macro to include any file. Works well on the Rust playground and pretty much everywhere else: https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio... If procedura
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   by jedisct1 7y ago

   I use this all the time to control a DNSCrypt proxy on MacOS: https://github.com/jedisct1/bitbar-dnscrypt-proxy-switcher
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   by jedisct1 7y ago

   Unfortunately, NativeClient has been abandoned.
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   by jedisct1 7y ago

   Using DNSCrypt while using a VPN has become a common practice. It should prevent that specific issue.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    None.
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    Inferring and hijacking VPN-tunneled TCP connections(seclists.org)

    320 points by jedisct1 7y ago|126 comments
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    dnscrypt-proxy can now provide a local DoH server that Firefox can be configured to use. So that you can keep using whatever resolvers you want and have your filters, logging, etc. working as before.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    So, the regular price is $5.00/month, but with that incredible partnership, it's only $4.99! This is a game changer!
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    Is it worth buying a Macbook Pro 16", or is Intel going to react with far better CPUs in the forthcoming months, including for laptops?
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    I've been writing Rust code for 6 years and I don't understand `Pin`/`Unpin`. At best, when using futures, I randomly wrap things in `Pin<Box<..>>`, hoping that the compiler might stop complaining.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    Linux users keep being jealous of OpenBSD's pledge(2) and unveil(2) system calls.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    I like the idea of TypeScript-like error handling. Or more generally, functions that can return different types without having to define an `enums`. If only because naming these single-use `enums` is hard :)
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    Ahah, i like the idea. However many gym cards have a photo ID, or a photo is displayed on a screen when we tag in.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    That could be big for the fashion industry.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    WAVM can also compile WebAssembly code to an optimized, native object file. It can also embed the compiled code into the WebAssembly module, so that the same module can directly run the precompiled code (when using WAVM) or be executed as a
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    WAVM has had support for multiple values for a long time. Glad to see that feature finally getting more traction. This will be extremely useful for languages such as Go.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    Just use Puffin https://www.puffin.com/
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    Pretty much, yes. After Angular 2, many users switched to React or Vue.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    I have the QC35 and the WH-1000XM3. The Sony have punchy sound. If you're a bass head, you are going to love them. The application that goes with them also gives you a lot of control. However, after playing with all the settings for a
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    Check out Microsoft Blazor.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    How does Enarx differ from MesaTEE?
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    Capabilities are also more complicated. I fear that at the end of the day, capabilities will have the same fate as other sandboxing mechanisms: nobody will use them. And, just so that their application works and avoid support burden, develo
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    No.
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    What I would love is RLS (or rust-analyzer, whatever) that works. Ie. that can properly infer all the types, do refactoring, is fast and stable. When it comes to tooling, moving from Go to Rust is a painful experience. Lifetime visualizatio
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    by jedisct1 7y ago

    Give DSVPN a try https://github.com/jedisct1/dsvpn